Kubota RTV-X900 & RTV-X1120D Utility Vehicle Workshop Service Manual

Product Overview

Gain comprehensive insights and maintain your Kubota Utility Vehicle with our detailed Workshop Service Manual for the RTV-X900 and RTV-X1120D models. This expertly crafted manual provides crucial information for servicing and maintaining your vehicle.

Publication Code: 9Y111-26171
Format: PDF
Language: English

Key Features

• Complete Workshop Service Manual (488 Pages)
• Operators Manual Included (114 Pages)
• Detailed illustrations, photographs, and specifications to assist in maintenance and repairs

Benefits

• Comprehensive guidance on vehicle maintenance and repairs
• Structured sections for easy navigation and understanding
• Enhance vehicle longevity through proper servicing techniques

Usage Recommendations

• Regularly review the Safety First and General Precautions sections to ensure a secure working environment.
• Follow the maintenance checklist to keep your vehicle in top condition.
• Refer to the Mechanism section before proceeding with detailed servicing tasks.
• Consult the Troubleshooting guide in the Servicing section to efficiently identify and resolve issues.

Workshop Manual Contents

• Information: Safety guidelines, safety decals, vehicle specifications, and dimensions.
• General: Engine and model identification, general precautions, maintenance checklist, and special tools required.
• Mechanism: Understanding the structure and function of the vehicle’s components.
• Servicing: Troubleshooting, servicing specifications, tightening torques, and detailed disassembly and servicing instructions.

Note: For specific information regarding the diesel engine, refer to the latest version of the Workshop Manual (Code No. 9Y021-01870), as this manual does not include diesel engine details.

Maintenance Tips

Checking Radiator Hose, Pipe, and Clamp

1. Ensure the vehicle is parked on a flat surface. Raise the cargo bed and secure it with the safety support.
2. Inspect radiator hoses every 200 hours or 6 months for secure fittings.
3. If clamps are loose or leaks are detected, tighten them securely.
4. Replace hoses and clamps if they show signs of swelling, hardening, or cracking. Regular replacement is recommended every 2 years.

Precaution at Overheating

1. In overheating events, safely stop the vehicle and reduce engine load, allowing it to idle.
2. Avoid sudden engine shutdown. Instead, let it idle unloaded for approximately 5 minutes before shutdown.
3. Stay clear of the vehicle while steam is escaping, for at least 10 minutes.
4. Once safe, inspect and address the cause of overheating before resuming operations.