BRACKET 3593874 - Caterpillar

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(2) Cover
(3) Cover
(4) Cover (D) Inspect the ground level controls. Make sure that cover (2) for the engine shutdown switch and cover (3) for the battery disconnect switch are down. Inspect cover (4) on the RS-232 connection for the VIMS.
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(5) Dipstick (E) Inspect the engine. Use dipstick (5) to check the oil level in the oil sump for the engine. Check for oil leaks, coolant leaks, exhaust leaks, and compressed air leaks. Check the belts of the engine for proper tension and for good condition. (F) Inspect the hydraulic system for the torque converter and for the transmission. Check for leaks from the torque converter and from the transmission. Check worn hoses and damaged lines. Repair any leaks, worn hoses, and damaged lines.
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(6) Fuel tank
(7) Truck body (G) Inspect fuel tank (6). Make sure that the filler cap is installed correctly. Check the level in fuel tank (6). Check the welds and mounting brackets for fuel tank (6). Look for any leaks or damage to fuel tank (6). (H) Inspect the hoist cylinders. Look for leaks, cracking, or marks on the chrome. (I) Inspect tires for cuts, gouges, and proper inflation. Remove large rocks from the treads. Look for abnormal wear or uneven wear that may indicate mechanical problems elsewhere. Make sure that you check inside the tire for damage or for wear. Inspect the tire treads for damage. If necessary, repair the tires.Look for damaged rims. Replace any missing valve caps. Check the wheel bearing for bolts that are loose or missing.Note: Rust behind a bolt may indicate that the bolt is loose. Shiny metal areas around a bolt may indicate that the bolt is loose.Remove any objects that are wedged between the dual tires. Make sure that the rock ejectors swing freely. (J) Inspect truck body (7) and the frame. Check the frame for cracks or damage. Inspect the dump body for damage, wear, or distortion. Check for uneven wear of the body support pads. (K) Inspect all the suspension cylinders for leaks. Repair any leaks in the suspension cylinders. Check for the following conditions. If any of these conditions are present, see Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Suspension Cylinder - Check" for further instructions.
The chrome has been wiped off and the whole length of the chrome is used during normal operation.
The VIMS will display the service code for collapsed suspension cylinders.
The ride is harsh and the suspension cylinders extend fully when the truck is empty.
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(8) Rear axle oil filter
(9) Sight gauge (L) Inspect the hydraulic system for the rear axle. Check the level in sight gauge (9). Look for leaks around filter (8) for the rear axle. Inspect the lights for damage.Note: Correct oil levels are critical in the rear axle housing. Check the oil level prior to operation. If you add oil, allow sufficient time for the oil to fill all the compartments in the final drive housing and in the differential housing.
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(10) Upper sight gauge for the hoist, torque