Pic. 4.29. Installing the oil scraper ring
Attention! Rings and atomizer can be installed in any direction. They are marked as follows: normal size - no color, 0.50 mm - blue, 1.00 mm - yellow.
Pic. 4.29. Installing the oil scraper ring
Oil scraper ring — installation
1. Install the oil ring sprayer in the groove. Install the top ring first, then the bottom one (pic. 4.29).
Pic. 4.29. Installing the oil scraper ring
Pic. 4.29. Installing the oil scraper ring
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