Common Failures of CHANGAN 1118222B01 Screw for CS75/CS75 Plus/CS35 Plus/Eado/Eado Plus/Uni-T/Uni-V
- Loose Screws: Common in CS75 and related models with OE number 1118222B01, which may cause component instability.
- Screw Stripping: Often occurs in Uni - T and Uni - V, leading to difficulty in proper installation and potential safety risks.
Maintenance Tips of CHANGAN 1118222B01 Screw for CS75/CS75 Plus/CS35 Plus/Eado/Eado Plus/Uni-T/Uni-V
- First, ensure the CHANGAN screw (OE# 1118222B01) is the correct size for models like CS75, CS75 Plus. Using an improper size can lead to loose connections.
- Before installation, clean the screw hole thoroughly to prevent debris from affecting the tightness. This is crucial for all CHANGAN models including Eado and Uni - T.
- Apply a small amount of anti - seize compound on the screw threads. It helps in easier removal in the future and reduces the risk of corrosion, especially for CHANGAN's outdoor - used vehicles.
- Tighten the screw to the specified torque. Refer to the CHANGAN service manual for the exact torque value for models like CS35 Plus and Uni - V.
- Inspect the screw for any signs of damage such as burrs or deformation. Damaged screws may not provide a secure fit and should be replaced.
Warning: Over - tightening the CHANGAN screw (OE# 1118222B01) can strip the threads in the component, causing serious damage. Use a torque wrench for accurate tightening.