TM 9-2330-356-14
Table 3-1. Operator/Crew Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (Con`t).
M-Monthly
W-Weekly
A-After
D-During
B-Before
INTERVAL
ITEM TO BE INSPECTED
Equipment Is Not
ITEM
PROCEDURE Check for and have repaired,
Ready/Available If:
NO.
A
W
M
B
D
filled or adjusted as needed.
Rear Axles.
14
Semitrailer wanders, has side
During movement of semitrailer, be aware of
pull, or axles have excessive
wander or side pull. Listen for excessive noise.
noise.
These are indications of improper axle alinement.
Suspension.
15
Class Ill leakage.
a. Visually inspect bogie for obvious damage or
leaks.
b. Inspect springs for broken leaves.
Loose or missing running gear
c. Visually inspect torque rods and running gear
hardware.
hardware for obvious damage.
Batteries.
16
Battery is damaged.
Remove battery cover. Check electrolyte level in
each cell. If low, add distilled water. Check for
corrosion. Check for damage.
Battery Cables and Terminals.
17
Check for corrosion at terminals. Check cable
tightness on terminals. Check for cable damage.
Engine Assembly.
18
Engine does not operate if
a. Drain water from both fuel filters. Loosen, but
required for mission.
do not remove drain plug at bottom of filter. Allow
fuel to drain until clear of water. Tighten drain plug.
Dirt indicator has red area
b. Check that red area is not visible in air cleaner
visible.
dirt indicator. Remove and clean engine air cleaner
element, if required. Replace after six cleanings or
annually.
c. Listen for excessive engine noise which
replacing.
d. Visually inspect for loose engine cowling or
shrouding.
e. Inspect for debris in grille of air cooling intake
area.
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