TM 5-6115-465-12
TO 35C2-3-446-1
NAVFAC P-8-625-12
TM 06858B/06859D-12
BATTERY CHARGING ALTERNATOR.
(h) Refer to step (2) (i) above and service
the radiator.
I n s p e c t the battery charging alternator for
cracks, insecure mounting, loose connections,
HYDRAULIC ACTUATOR (MEP-104A Sets Only).
signs of shorting and other damage.
a . I n s p e c t hydraulic actuator unit for inse-
cure mounting, dents, cracks, corrosion and other
SPEED SWITCH AND ADAPTER.
visible damage.
Inspect speed switch for insecure mounting,
loose connector, corrosion, signs of shorting and
b . Check electrical connectors for loose con-
visible damage. Inspect boot on reset switch S1
nection, bent or broken pins, and signs of short-
for deterioration.
ing or other damage.
c. Check hydraulic lines for loose connec-
tions, leaks, and other damage.
Inspect hydraulic oil pump for cracks, leaks,
d . Check governor control linkage for freedom
loose fittings, insecure mounting and other dam-
of movement, worn ball joints, cracks, corrosion
age.
and other damage.
OIL LEVEL GAUGE AND FILLER TUBE.
HYDRAULIC SUMP AND FILTER (MEP-104A SETS
ONLY).
a.
Inspection.
Inspection.
a.
( 1 ) Inspect oil level gauge for legibil-
ity of markings, loose fittings, bends and other
damage.
(1) Inspect hydraulic sump for insecure
mounting, cracks, c o r r o s i o n , and other visible
damage.
(2) Check for oil leaks at the base of the
f i l l e r tube and the oil level gauge tube.
( 2 ) Check filter assembly for insecure
mounting, dents, cracks, corrosion, and other
(3) Inspect filler tube for cracks, inse-
visible damage.
cure mounting, dents and other damage.
(4) Inspect oil seal in filler cap for
(3) Check hydraulic lines for loose con-
nections, leaks, and damage.
excessive wear, deterioration, and damage.
b.
Replacement.
b.
Service.
(1) Replace oil level gauge by removing
( 1 ) Clean filler cap and surrounding area.
and installing a new one.
(2) Remove filler cap and check oil level
( 2 ) To replace oil filler cap, remove the
a s indicated on dipstick.
cap and disconnect the captive chain. Connect the
captive chain to a new cap and install the cap
(3) Refer to figure 3-1 and add oil to
o n t o the filler tube.
p r o p e r level on dipstick.
STARTER ASSEMBLY.
(4) Install filler cap.
Inspect starter assembly for insecure mounting,
ENGINE ASSEMBLY.
loose electrical connections, cracks, and damage
to the starter solenoid.
a. Inspection.
OIL PRESSURE TRANSMITTER.
( 1 ) Inspect the engine assembly for fuel,
oil, and water leaks. Check for accumulations of
I n s p e c t the oil pressure transmitter for inse-
d i r t . Check for cracks, corrosion and other
cure mounting, leaks, loose electrical connec-
damage.
tions, cracks, and other damage.
(2) Check for damage, insecure mounting,
or missing parts or accessories.
b.
Service.
I n s p e c t the lube oil filter for cracks, dents,
and leaks.
( 1 ) Keep the external areas of the engine
and accessories clean and free of oil and grease.
SECONDARY FUEL FILTER.
(2) Check cylinder block drain plugs and
a . I n s p e c t i o n . Inspect the secondary fuel
radiator drain cock for evidence of leaking.
f i l t e r for leaks, cracks, breaks, and other dam-
age.
V-BELT.
b.
Service.
I n s p e c t the v-belt frequently for indications
o f wear, deterioration, and oil soaking.
(1) Open the drain valve on bottom of day
tank assembly (figure 1-2) and allow the fuel to
d r a i n into a suitable container.
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