SECTION 5 Water Pump Assembly

SECTION 1Definitions and AbbreviationsMSC/MST-MX-29 Mar 2012ContentsWarning, Cautions & Notes …..…………... 1-1Shall, Will, Should and May ..……………. 1-1Safety Messages ..............………………… 1-1Abbreviations …………………………...... 1-5MANUAL USAGEThis technical manual only contains informationrequired to safely install or service anMSC/MST. See the appropriate Maintenanceand Operators Safety Manual for specific vehiclesystem information and maintenance procedures.The exact location of the hazards and descriptionof the hazards are reviewed in this section. Allpersonnel working on or operating theMSC/MST must become familiarized with allthe safety messages.If your system is not covered in this manualplease contact MEGA Corp. Product SupportGroup at:US toll free: 1-800-345-8889Direct: 1-505-345-2661 or visit our website atwww.megacorpinc.com for more detailedcontact information.See the proper manufacture specific Operation &Maintenance, Safety Manuals and ServiceManuals for detailed chassis specific systeminformation and chassis specific maintenanceprocedures.Due to the nature of these processes, ensure thatall safety information, warnings and instructionsare read and understood before any operation orany maintenance procedures are performed.Some procedures take place with heavycomponents and at moderate heights, ensureproper safety procedures are maintained whenperforming these actions. Failure to use andmaintain proper safety equipment and procedureswill cause injury, death or damage to equipment.WARNING, CAUTION AND NOTESThe following definitions are found throughoutthe manual and apply as follows:Operating procedures and techniques, whichcould result in personal injury and/or loss of lifeif not carefully followed.Operating procedures and techniques, whichcould result in damage to equipment if notcarefully followed.Operating procedures and techniques that areconsidered essential to emphasize.USE OF SHALL, WILL, SHOULDAND MAYShall and Will – Used when application of aprocedure is mandatory.Should – Used when application of a procedureis recommended.May - Used to indicate an acceptable orsuggested means of accomplishment.1-1