Why is my truck running so cold?
The most common reasons for the temperature to remain low include: A thermostat stuck open. A bad engine coolant temperature sensor. A locked fan clutch.
When an engine is cold the thermostat is?
until the engine is warm. When the engine is cold, the coolant will not flow through the engine. As the temperature rises, however, the thermostat slowly begins to open. By the time the engine reaches approximately 200 degrees Fahrenheit, the thermostat will be open entirely.
Where can I find the model year of my Hino?
The Model, model year, wheelbase and engine model information is contained on the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) plate. This plate is located on the drivers door sill as shown. Use the following chart to determine the Model, model year and engine for th e vehicle. W 1998 1 2001 X 1999 2 2002 Y 2000 3 2003 A-2
How does the Hino quick reference guide work?
The Quick Reference Guide is designed to help you quickly look up parts for commonly ordered parts. The format has been changed from previous years. The main sections are in alphabetical order but the Sub-sections are not. The PART NAMEis listed in the first column.
What happens if your Isuzu NPR, Mitsubishi Fuso, Hino or UD?
If the cooling system in your medium-duty Isuzu NPR, Mitsubishi Fuso, Hino or UD Truck isn’t working properly, the engine could end up overheating. If your engine overheats significantly, it may suffer extreme failure. To know whether or not your engine is overheating, and what might be causing it, you need to do some troubleshooting.
What are the five groups of Hino parts?
HINO uses five major groups. Engine – Electrical – Drive – Cab Rear Body and Chassis/Tool The sixth column is the FIGURE #that the part can be found in the Hino Electronic Parts Catalog and is helpful if you need other parts in addition to what’s listed in the Quick Reference Guide. See the example shown above from the EPC.
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