The vacuum required for the brake booster to operate is created by a vacuum pump driven by the front end of the engine camshaft.
- Replacing the intake pipe gasket Cummins ISF2.8 GAZelle Next
- Removal and installation of intercooler Gazelle Next
- Design feature of the rear axle GAZelle Next
- Removing and disassembling rear suspension springs Gazelle Next
- Removing the cab GAZelle Next
- Removing the electric fan, resistor and heater control unit GAZelle Next
- How to replace tie rods Gazelle Next
- Replacing wiper parts Gazelle Next
- Replacing the cylinder head cover gasket Cummins ISF2.8
- Removing the exhaust manifold Cummins ISF2.8 Gazelle Next
- Assembly and adjustment of the gearbox of the Gazelle Next bridge
- Replacing the shock absorber and stabilizer of the front suspension GAZelle Next
- Replacing the power steering pump GAZelle Next
- Replacing the brake master cylinder and vacuum Gazelle Next
- Checking compression in the engine cylinders