DAF CF65, CF75 and CF85 operators, service and maintenance manuals, error codes list, DTC, spare parts manuals & catalogues, wiring diagrams, schematics free download PDF
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DAF CF
DAF CF (Compact Forte) is a series of trucks full of 18-32 tons, which have been issued since 2000.
First Generation (2000-2006)
Medium-current cars of the 65, 75, and 85 series appeared in 1992. In 1998 they were replaced by updated 65CF, 75CF, and 85CF. In 2000, the family was upgraded for the second time, receiving CF (Compact Forte). The new range included CF65, CF75, and CF85 with a new cabin. The total mass of truck data is 18 tons for CF65 modifications. For CF75 and CF85 models, the weight is 18 to 32 tons.
Second generation (2006-2013)
In 2006, the CF family updated similarly to the LF series.
The CF65 series is represented by a chassis (4×2) with a total mass of 18 tons. The wheelbase varies in the range from 4.0 to 7.3 m. The maximum length of useful cargo at a short cabin and the largest base is 10.1 m. In the entire CF series, it is 22.5 inches.
The CF75 series includes a full mass of 18 (4×2), 26 (6×2 and 6×4), and 32 tons (8×4), as well as saddle tractors 4×2 with a full weight of 18 tons (in the car train – 40 tons). The wheelbase in the chassis ranges from 4.0 to 7.1 m, and in the saddle tractors – 3.25, 3.6, and 3.8 m.
DAF CF85
The CF85 series chassis have a full mass of 18 (wheel formula 4×2), 25 (6×2), 26 (6×2 and 6×4), and 32 tons (8×2 and 8×4). The wheelbase in these cars ranges from 3.8 to 7.1 m. Tractors truck CF85 are available with wheel formula 4×2 (full weight – 18 tons, as part of the car train – 40 tons), 6×2 (23 and 25.7 tons, in the composition Auto train respectively – 40 and 44 tons), and 6×4 (26 tons, in the car train – 58 tons). The wheelbase in saddles of 4×2 – the same as in two-axle CF75, in the tractor 6×2 – 3.85 and 4.1 m, in the tractor 6×4 – 3.9 m.
Third generation (2013-2017)
In 2013, the CF family was updated similarly to LF and XF series. The cars received a new appearance and engines of Euro-6 standard.
For CFs of the CF series EURO 6, a highway of up to 44 tons with a rotating engine of the engine up to 2300 nm, a new, even lighter rear axle appeared. The use of Stabilink design is one of the innovations. Built-in, the rear axle suspension stabilizer of the transverse stability provides optimal rigidity and stability and also can significantly reduce the mass. The new mounting plate of the seat-connecting device, the thoughtful mounting of the compartments of the batteries, and the new steering system also allow reducing the mass. The design of the LF Euro 6 line chassis was fully revised to ensure maximum rigidity, excellent running qualities, additional free space for fastening components, and reducing its own mass.
Fourth Generation (from 2017)
In April 2017, DAF showed a new generation of CF (4th), which, although it looks like the previous one, became 7% more economical. Paccar Mx engines received an updated turbocharged and changed EGR system. Thanks to the new pistons and nozzles, the thermal load on the engine was reduced. A number of technical improvements made it possible to significantly increase the torque of the Paccar MX-11 and MX-13 engines.
The rear axle was also refined. The transmission number of the main gear was reduced to 2.05: 1, which allowed reaching the cruising speed of 85 km/h at 1000-1040 rpm. In the DAF CF standard, the 2017 model year is equipped with a 12-speed automated Traxon gearbox, and a 16-speed is available as an option. New trucks also received updated electronics with Ecorolll and Cruise Control of the last generation. In addition, Paccar Engine Brake’s motor brake output has been increased. The maximum brake power in the MX-11 engine increased from 320 to 340 kW, which gave 20% increased braking efficiency in the speed range from 1000 to 1500 rpm.
