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TM 43-0156
Step
Function
Mech
Insp
3
(4)
Crankcase and Oil System.
Cont.
NOTE
Allow suffient time for engine
to cool before processing
oil system.
(a)
Completely drain the crankcase.
(b)
Turn compression release to decompression (away
from engine) on each side of engine.
(c)
Remove valve covers.
(d)
Disconnect the intake hose of the electric prelube
pump from the oil line and connect to a supply of
preservative oil (9150-00-111-0209).
(e)
Switch on the prelube pump.
(f)
Pump preservative oil thoughout the entire lubri-
cation system until preservative oil is observed
coming from the camshaft bearings.
(g)
Manually rotate the engine over at least two full
revolutions while the preservative is being pumped
through the oil system.
(h)
Switch off the prelube pump.
(i)
Connect the intake hose of the electric prelube
pump back into the oil line from where it was removed.
(j)
Atomize spray the top of the engine with preservative
oil (9150-00-111- 0209). Install the valve covers.
(k)
Remove access covers to the crankcase and atomize
spray the underside of the engine with preservative
oil (9150-00-111-0209). Install covers.
(l)
Allow time for the engine to drain (approx 20
min). Completely drain the crankcase of any oil
that may have accumulated.
(m)
Prepare tag (8135-00-292-2345) indicating "OIL HAS
BEEN DRAINED FROM THE CRANKCASE. DO NOT
START UNTIL OIL HAS BEEN ADDED." Attach tag to
engine control panel.
B-2-80

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