English term
front RH rear,
(2) Apply the park brake and chock the wheel with wheel chocks.
(3) De-pressurize the pneumatic system.
(4) Remove floor panel 4, Floor panel, front RH rear, refer to Chapter 1.
(5) Disconnect the electrical connectors (2) from the low-pressure switch (1).
(6) Unscrew the low-pressure switch (1) from the fitting.
(7) Cap all openings to prevent the ingress of dirt into the system.
These are instructions for a special truck. But my confusion arises, can it be Front and rear at the same time?
I know RH means right-handed.
Thank you
Non-PRO (1): Aitor Salaberria
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Proposed translations
delante lado derecho 'RH' trasera
parte trasera derecha delantera
parte frontal de la pieza trasera del lado derecho
Alternativamente, parte frontal de la pieza trasera, extremo derecho.
frente, lado derecho, trasero
Lo que dice el texto, es lo que traduje.
HTH.
Saludos
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