TM 5-3825-225-14&P(6) Connect wiring to engine (see Figure 4-2).(7) Connect air lines to engine (see Figure 4-4).(8) Connect fuel return line to no. 1 injector nozzle and fuel tank.(9) Connect the fuel line to the water trap and the fuel pump (see figure 4-11).4-41. OIL FILTER ELEMENT REPLACEMENT.a. Unscrew the filter element (see Figure 4-12 and 5, Appendix F, Figure 61) from the filter head (2).b. Check that the threaded adapter is secure in the filter head (2) and discard the old filter element (5). Cleanthe filter head.c. Lightly oil the top seal of the new filter element (5) using clean engine lubricating oil.d. Screw the new filter element (5) on to the filter head (2) until the filter element seal just touches the head andthen tighten by hand. If the filter element is over tightened, removing it may be difficult.Figure 4-12. Oil Filtere. As the filter element (5) will normally be changed at the same time as the engine lubricating oil, refill thecrankcase with oil, run the engine, and check for oil leaks. Check the oil level after running the engine andtop up as necessary (see Chapter 3, Section I).4-42. FUEL FILTER ELEMENTS REPLACEMENT.a. Replacement (See Figure 4-13).NOTE·There are two fuel filters used with the water distributor engine. One ismounted on the engine and the second is attached to the water distributorframe under the engine. The following procedure covers both filter elements.·Change both filter elements at the same time. Never change only one.(1) Remove the filter bowl mounting screw and separate the filter bowl (28, Appendix F, Figure 71) and filterelement (30) from the head casting.CAUTIONDo not attempt to clean or reuse the filter elements or equipment could be damaged.(2) Discard gaskets and filter element (30).(3) Replace filter element (30) and gaskets.CAUTIONEnsure that the filter bowl gaskets are alined correctly before installing the filterbowl to prevent damage to equipment.(4) Attach the filter bowl (28) to the head casting and install mounting screw.(5) Prime fuel system.b. Priming Fuel System.CAUTIONDo not start the engine before priming the fuel system and bleeding air present Inthe fuel or damage may occur to equipment.(1) Remove the vent plug (11) from the primary fuel filter vent (see Figure 4-13).TA5063254-34
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