Cleaning & inspection – Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems MV-3 DASH CONTROL MODULE 3/04 User Manual

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FIGURE 6 -

Bendix

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MV-3

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dash Control Module

Parts exPloded View

2

3

16

16

14

14

18

19

19

18

15

5

15

21

20

12

21
20

12

17

13

24

23

22

ValVe BoDY

10

9

8

11

7

6

4

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DISASSEMBly OF ThE BENDIx

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MV-3

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VAlVE

1. Remove the red (1) and yellow (2) buttons from the

stems of the spools on the Bendix

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MV-3

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valve by

turning in a counterclockwise direction.

2. Remove and save the mounting hardware from the four

corners of the cover plate (3).

3. If removing the valve from the vehicle, remove and

identify the air lines from the back of the valve.

4. Remove the six Phillips head screws (4) from the cover

plate (3) and carefully remove the cover plate (3) from

the valve.

5. Remove the cap (5) and o-ring (6) from the bore of the

tripper valve. Remove the piston (7), spring (8), spring

(9) and check valve (10). These parts will all fall out of

the cavity of the MV-3 valve by tilting the body forward.

Remove the o-ring (11) from its groove on the piston

(7).

6. Remove the two main spools from the body of the MV-3

valve by grasping the stem and pulling firmly. Remove

the two springs (12) from the bottom of each spool

cavity.

7. Pull the guide spool (14) over the threaded end of one

of the plungers (15). Remove the o-ring (16) from the

guide spool (14). Remove o-rings (18, 19 & 20) and

the exhaust seal (21) from the plunger.

8. Repeat Step 7 on the remaining spool assembly.
9. Remove the retaining ring (22) from the cavity of the

MV-3 valve body that contains the dual circuit supply

valve.

10. Pull the check valve seat assembly (23) from the valve.

Remove the two o-rings (24 and 13) from the check

valve assembly. Remove the check valve (17) from

the MV-3 valve body.

ClEANINg & INSPECTION

The non-metallic components which comprise most of the

parts of the MV-3 valve should not be immersed in any

solvent type cleaner. Old lubricant should be wiped out

with a clean dry cloth.

If any visible damage to the body or the spools can be

detected, the complete unit must be replaced.

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