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Tensioning Guide
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C-120 pulleys
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
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Install Engine B-120
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Electrical Brothers
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Motor Coach Industries International Coach D4005

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Maintenance Plans for Motor Coach Industries International Coach Model D4005

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Power Steering Reservoir Check

Lubricating Oil - Power Steering Reservoir & Pump

A vented filler cap is installed on the reservoir cover. A sight glass is installed on the housing side to visually check oil level. Correct level is seen at the center of the viewing glass.

This level corresponds to the "FULL" level reading on the dipstick. Check levels periodically and add fluid as required.

The filter element is changed by loosening and removing the cover retaining nut and washer.; Remove the filter element retaining spring and lift the element out of the reservoir housing.; Reverse this procedure to install the new filter element. Do not overtightened the cover retaining nut.;

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30 Daily Seat Belt Inspection

Belt in proper operation

Buckle in proper operation

Latch plate in proper operation

Retractor in proper operation

Guide loops in proper operation

No loose or damaged parts

Warning: Keep sharp edges and sharp objects away from the belts and other parts of the restraint system.

Belts clean and dry

No frayed, cut, or otherwise damaged webbing

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1 Daily Coach Inspection

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and MCI recommends that the following daily checks be made in order to keep the coach in the best condition for safety, convenience, service and operating economy.; Report required repairs or adjustments to maintenance personnel before operating the coach.

These recommended checks are in addition to, not instead of any the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requirements.

Exterior Inspection (Walk-Around)

1. Assure that all windows, mirrors and lights are clean and unobstructed.

2. Check that the exterior of the coach is clear and clean of debris, and that all service doors are secure.

3. Check tires for proper pressure and inspect for damage. Check that wheel nuts are tight and inspect wheels for any damage.

4. Make sure the remote control switch in the engine compartment is set for "FRONT" operation.

5. Make sure the main electrical switch, located behind battery door, is in the "ON" position.

6. Look under the coach for any fluid leaks, animals, maintenance personnel or for obstructions. Check the area behind the coach if you intend to back the coach.

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