Own a Still RX70 on diesel or LPG? Then this page is for you, with more than 40 matching parts that include lighting, seats with accessories and engine parts.
A Still RX70 running on diesel or LPG carries more hoses, clamps and seals than you notice at first glance, and those small items are exactly what stops a truck when they fail. This page gathers more than 40 new parts for the RX70 from GRANIT, GRAMMER, Carraro, HELLA and FLEETGUARD.
Hose clamps for the RX70 come in several sizes. Place the clamp just behind the bead of the connection rather than on the very end of the hose. Tighten it firmly but not so far that the band cuts into the rubber, and throw away any clamp with a distorted band or a stripped thread. A hose that has gone hard and cracked will not seal, however new the clamp.
For the Carraro front axle there are O-rings for the planetary carrier. Clean the groove thoroughly, lightly coat the new O-ring with the oil that goes into the axle and make sure it is not twisted in its groove. A twisted ring leaks, no matter how new it is. A rubber cap keeps dirt and water out of an opening.
For servicing there are fuel filters and secondary air filters, among them parts from FLEETGUARD. The secondary filter stays in the housing when you change the main element and should never be blown out.
Mirrors, halogen bulbs and flood beam work lamps help in dark warehouses and out in the yard. An LED rotating beacon, an LED rear light and a warning bulb make the truck visible to people on foot. On the seat you can replace fabric seat cushions, back cushions and Duo-Sensitiv lap belts, and gas struts hold the door open.
Read the type and serial number from the type plate on your RX70. For filters and O-rings, look for the number on the old part or on the packaging of the previous one. For seat parts, check the seat type on its label. Check that number against the product information before ordering.
An LED rotating beacon has no bulb to blow, but its base must be mounted firmly. A beacon on a vibrating bracket fails sooner than it needs to, so tighten the mounting whenever you fit a new one.
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