Line pressure/stall speed, check: Check
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The air conditioning (A/C) must be turned off. Block all four wheels. Start the engine.
CAUTION:
Apply the parking brake. Press down hard on the brake pedal using your left foot during the test.
Move the gear selector to position D . Fully depress the accelerator pedal (AP) for a maximum of 5 seconds . Read off the maximum engine speed (RPM) and the line pressure. Compare to the table below.
NOTE:
Do not test the stall speed for longer than 5 seconds.
| Gear shift position | Line pressure MPa |
|---|---|
| D | 1.28-1.39 |
| R | 1.71-1.98 |
| Engine | Stall speed RPM |
| B5204T5 | 2800 |
| B5244T3 | 2800 |
| B5234T7 | 2890 |
| B5244S/S2 | 2670 |
| B5244S | 2550 |
| Normal stall speed at sea level and an air temperature of +20 °C (the engine speed (RPM) reduces by 120 RPM per 1000 meters above sea level and by 50-100 RPM per 10°C above +20°C air temperature). | |
Repeat the test with the gear selector in position R.
Compare to the table.
If the engine speed (RPM) exceeds the value in the table, see High stalling speed . If the engine speed (RPM) is less than the value in the table, see Low stalling speed .