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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    (start en-gine(WP 0041)procedurecompleted).

    3. BATTERY gauge. BATTERYgauge is in-operative,or indicatesless than 24VDC ormore than30 VDC withengine run-

    ning.

    4. AMPERES gauge. AMPERESgauge is in-operative,or shows anegativereading withengine run-ning.

    NOTE

    Air pressure buzzer will soundanytime low air indicator is il-luminated. Ensure low air in-dicator and buzzer activatewhen air pressure falls below60 to 75 psi (414 to 517 kPa)in either front or rear air sys-

    tem.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    5. AIR PRESS gauge. AIR PRESSgauge is in-operative orindicates ei-

    ther systemis below 60psi (414kPa) afterengine hasbeen prop-erly warmedup (start en-gine(WP 0041)procedurecompleted).Low airpressure in-dicator and/or buzzerremain on,or do not op-erate.

    6. Air filter restriction indicator. Air filter re-

    striction in-dicator in-operative,cracked, orunservicea-ble.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    AIR BRAKE

    EXEXEX

    ENGINE

    OFF

    ON

    START

    TRAILER

    AIR SUPPLY

    PARKING

    BRAKE

    EXEXEX

    EXEX EXEX

    TRANS TEMP

    GAUGE

    WATER TEMP

    GAUGE

    FUEL GAUGE

    AIR FILTER

    RESTRICTION

    INDICATOR

    Figure 11.

    NOTE

    Several minutes are requiredfor engine to warm up so anaccurate reading can be tak-en.

    7. WATER TEMP gauge. WATERTEMPgauge is in-

    operative,or indicatesless than

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    140F(60C) ormore than230F(110C) af-

    ter enginehas beenproperlywarmed up(start en-gine(WP 0041)procedurecompleted).

    NOTE

    Transmission may not reach160F (71C) oil temperatureat idle for several minutes.

    8. TRANS TEMP gauge. TRANSTEMPgauge indi-cates more

    than 250F(121C).

    9. FUEL gauge. FUELgauge is in-operative,or indicatesless thanthe requiredamount of

    fuel needed

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    to completethe mission.

    CAUTION

    Vehicle must be parked whenmaking this check. Failure tocomply may result in damageto equipment. Transfer casewill be damaged if shiftedwhile vehicle is moving.

    NOTE

    Engine must be runningto perform this check.

    Transmission must be inN (neutral) to perform thischeck.

    18 Before TRANSFER CASEShiftLeverand

    TRACTIONCONTROL lever

    1. TRANSFER CASE Shift Lever -Check operation: (WP 0045)

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    TRAILE

    R

    AIRSUP

    PLY

    NOTFO

    RPARK

    ING

    MIDLAN

    D

    PULL

    TOEXHA

    UST

    PUS

    HT

    O

    INTER-AXLE

    DIFF LOCK

    INDICATOR

    TRACTION

    CONTROL LEVER 8X8

    INDICATOR

    TRANSFER

    CASE SHIFT

    LEVER

    Figure 12.

    a. Set transfer case shift leverto each range position.

    b. Transfer case shift levershould move freely throughall range positions.

    TRANSFERCASE shiftlever inop-erable orbinds be-tween

    range de-tents.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    2. TRACTION CONTROL Lever -Check operation: (WP 0020)

    a. TRACTION CONTROL lever

    should slide smoothly, andinteract with transfer caseshift lever to show correctindications on dash panel.

    TRACTION

    CONTROLlever or indi-cators inop-erable.

    NOTE

    Engine must be runningto perform this check.

    Engine and transmission

    oil must be warm toperform this check.

    Testing has shown that areading of at least 180F(64C) on the WATERTEMP gauge is sufficientto perform this check.

    19 Before EngineRetarder/Brake

    1. Check engine retarder/brake forproper operation (WP 0046)(vehicle stationary) using thefollowing procedures:

    NOTE

    Dashboard parking brake in-dicator will illuminate whenPARKING BRAKE control isapplied.

    a. Pull out PARKING BRAKEcontrol.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    TRAILE

    R

    AIRSU

    PPLY

    NOTFOR

    PARKI

    NG

    MIDLAND

    PU

    LL

    TOEXHA

    UST

    PUS

    HT

    O

    JACOBS

    ENGINE BRAKE

    HIGH-LOW SWITCH

    JACOBS

    ENGINE BRAKE

    INDICATOR

    JACOBS

    ENGINE BRAKE

    ON/OFF SWITCH

    PARKING

    BRAKE

    CONTROL

    THOTTLE

    PEDAL

    TRANSMISSION

    RANGE

    SELECTOR

    TRANSFER

    CASE SHIFT

    LEVER

    Figure 13.

    b. Set transfer case shift leverto N (NEUT) position.

    c. Set transmission rangeselector to D (drive) position.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    d. Apply throttle pedal andincrease engine speed to1800-2100 rpm for severalseconds to allow

    transmission to upshift to atleast 2 (2nd gear range).

    e. Set JACOBS ENGINEBRAKE HIGH/LOW switch(1) to HIGH.

    f. Set JACOBS ENGINEBRAKE ON/OFF switch toON position, JACOBS ENGINE BRAKE indicatorlight will illuminate.

    g. Release throttle pedal andlisten for engine "popping" or"chattering" sounds thatindicate engine retarder/brake is engaged andoperating.

    h. Set JACOBS ENGINE

    BRAKE ON/OFF switch toOFF position, JACOBS ENGINE BRAKE indicatorlight will go out.

    i. Apply throttle pedal andincrease engine speed to1800-2100 rpm for severalseconds to allowtransmission to upshift to at

    least 2 (2nd gear range).

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    j. Set JACOBS ENGINEBRAKE HIGH/LOW switch(1) to LOW.

    k. Set JACOBS ENGINEBRAKE ON/OFF switch toON position, JACOBS ENGINE BRAKE indicatorlight will illuminate.

    l. Release throttle pedal andlisten for engine "popping" or"chattering" sounds thatindicate engine retarder/brake is engaged andoperating.

    m. Set JACOBS ENGINEBRAKE ON/OFF switch toOFF position, JACOBS ENGINE BRAKE indicatorlight will go out.

    NOTE

    Engine must be running toperform this check.

    20 Before Steering 1. Check vehicle steering for properoperation:

    a. Turn steering wheel from fullleft to full right, back to fullleft.

    Steering in-operable orbinds.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Engine must be running toperform this check.

    21 Before PTOSwitch

    Set PTO ENGAGE switch to ONposition. Indicator light will illuminate.

    PTO EN-GAGEswitch and/or indicatordoes not op-erate.

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    TRAILE

    R

    AIRSUPPL

    Y

    NOTFOR

    PARKIN

    G

    MIDLAN

    D

    PULL

    TOEXHA

    UST

    PUS

    HT

    O

    PTO ENGAGE

    SWITCH

    PTO INDICATOR

    LIGHT

    Figure 14.

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle with mal-functioning windshield wiper

    may violate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    22 Before Wiper/ WasherControl

    1. Check wiper function of wiper/washer control for properoperation. (WP 0032)

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    TRAIL

    ER

    AIRSUP

    PLY

    NOTFORP

    ARKIN

    G

    MIDLAN

    D

    PULL

    TOEXHA

    UST

    PUS

    HT

    O

    WIPER/WASHER

    CONTROL

    Figure 15.

    2. Check washer function of wiper/washer control for proper

    operation. (WP 0032)

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Engine must be runningto perform this check.

    Operation of vehicle withmalfunctioningwindshield wiper mayviolate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    23 Before ParkingBrakeControl

    1. Check PARKING BRAKE controlfor proper operation: (WP 0042)

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    AIR BRAKE

    EXEXEX

    ENGINE

    OFF

    ON

    START

    TRAILER

    AIR SUPPLY

    PARKING

    BRAKE

    EXEXEX

    EXEX EXEX

    PARKING BRAKE

    CONTROL

    Figure 16.

    a. With vehicle at idle andservice brake pedalengaged, (WP 0043)settransmission range selectorto D (drive). (WP 0045)

    NOTE

    Dashboard parking brake in-dicator will illuminate when

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    Table 1. PMCS - BEFORE - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    PARKING BRAKE control isapplied.

    b. Pull out PARKING BRAKEcontrol. (WP 0042)

    c. Release service brake pedal.(WP 0043)

    Vehiclemoves withPARKINGBRAKEcontrol ap-plied (pulledout).

    d. Set transmission range

    selector to N (neutral).(WP 0045)

    NOTE

    Operator may continue onwith mission if vehicle re-quires no servicing.

    24 Before Engine Shut OFF engine (WP 0054) (as

    required).

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    OPERATOR MAINTENANCEDURING - PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

    INITIAL SETUP:

    Tools and Special ToolsGloves, Leather (WP 0143, Table 2)

    Table 1. PMCS - DURING

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item tobeCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Ensure engine is OFF andeye protection is worn whenchecking for leaks. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

    1 During Engine Check and/or listen for excessive

    smoke, unusual noise, roughrunning, and misfiring.

    Engine has

    excessivesmoke, un-usual noise,runs rough,or misfires.

    NOTE

    Check trailer handbrake con-trol lever only if a trailer is

    hooked up to vehicle.

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    2 During TrailerHandbrake ControlLever

    Check trailer handbrake control leverfor proper operation. (WP 0044)

    Control lev-er does notapply trailerbrakes.

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    TRAILE

    R

    AIRSU

    PPLY

    NOTF

    ORPARKI

    NG

    MIDLAND

    PU

    LL

    TOEXHA

    UST

    PUS

    HT

    O

    TRAILER HANDBRAKE

    CONTROL LEVER

    Figure 1.

    Listen for actuation. If none, refer toapplicable trailer operator's manual.

    NOTE

    During operation, all gaugesshould maintain the proper

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    readings listed in the PMCSBEFORE checks. (WP 0125)

    3 During Instruments

    Monitor all gauges, indicators, andwarning lights for proper reading and

    operation while operating vehicle.

    Gauges, in-dicators,

    and warninglights do notread/oper-ate proper-ly.

    4 During Transmission

    Check transmission for properoperation. (WP 0045)

    Transmis-sion slips orwill not shift.

    5 During Steering Be alert for any unusual noise,binding, or difficulty in steering duringoperation.

    Steeringbinds or isunrespon-sive.

    6 During ServiceBrakes

    Be alert for chatter, noise, and sidepull.

    Servicebrakes donot operateproperly.

    WARNING

    Keep hands clear of heavy-duty winch cable. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Always wear protectivegloves when handlingwinch cable. Never letcable run through hands.Frayed cables can cutseverely. Failure tocomply may result ininjury or death topersonnel.

    Never operate winch withless than five wraps ofcable on winch drum.Failure to comply mayresult in injury or death topersonnel.

    7 During Heavy-Duty

    Winch

    Check cable of winch for kinks, frays,and breaks.

    Evidence ofkinks, frays,

    or breaks.

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    HEAVY-DUTY

    WINCH

    CABLE

    Figure 2.

    WARNING

    Keep hands clear of heavy-duty winch cable. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Always wear protectivegloves when handlingwinch cable. Never letcable run through hands.Frayed cables can cutseverely. Failure tocomply may result ininjury or death topersonnel.

    Never operate winch withless than five wraps ofcable on winch drum.Failure to comply mayresult in injury or death topersonnel.

    NOTE

    PMCS for heavy-duty

    winch should only beperformed when retrievalsystem is required formission.

    Engine must be runningto perform this check.

    Check all controls andhardware for properoperation, (WP 0037)

    obvious damage, missing

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    parts, binding, andexcessive looseness.

    8 During Heavy-Duty

    WinchVehicleMounted(Manual)Controls

    1. Check winch control lever. Control mal-functions,

    binds, ordoes not re-spond to in-put.

    WINCH

    CONTROL

    LEVERWINCH

    KICKOUT

    CONTROL

    REMOTE-CONTROLUNIT RECEPTACLE

    HIGH

    IDLE

    SWITCH

    CABLE

    HOLD DOWN

    CONTROL

    Figure 3.

    2. Check winch kickout control. Control mal-functions,

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    binds, ordoes not re-spond to in-put.

    3. Check cable hold down control. Control mal-functions,binds, ordoes not re-spond to in-put.

    4. Check HIGH IDLE switch. Control mal-functions,binds, or

    does not re-spond to in-put.

    5. Check remote-control unitreceptacle.

    WARNING

    Keep hands clear of heavy-duty winch cable. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Always wear protectivegloves when handlingwinch cable. Never letcable run through hands.Frayed cables can cutseverely. Failure tocomply may result ininjury or death topersonnel.

    Never operate winch withless than five wraps ofcable on winch drum.Failure to comply mayresult in injury or death topersonnel.

    NOTE

    PMCS for heavy-duty

    winch should only beperformed when retrievalsystem is required formission.

    Engine must be runningto perform this check.

    Check all controls andhardware for properoperation, (WP 0039)

    obvious damage, missing

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    parts, binding, andexcessive looseness.

    9 During Heavy-Duty

    WinchRemote-ControlUnit

    1. Check winch control lever. Control mal-functions,

    binds, ordoes not re-spond to in-put.

    HIGH IDLE

    SWITCH

    WINCH

    CONTROL

    LEVER

    REMOTE-CONTROL

    UNIT CABLE

    REMOTE-CONTROL

    UNIT

    Figure 4.

    2. Check HIGH IDLE switch. Control mal-functions,

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    Table 1. PMCS - DURING - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    binds, ordoes not re-spond to in-put.

    3. Check remote-control unit cable.

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    OPERATOR MAINTENANCEAFTER - PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

    INITIAL SETUP:

    Tools and Special ToolsGloves, Leather (WP 0143, Table 2)

    Table 1. PMCS - AFTER

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item tobeCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Do not start engine or movevehicle when personnel areunder vehicle or working onbrake lines. Failure to complymay result in injury or death topersonnel.

    WARNING

    Ensure engine is OFF andeye protection is worn whenchecking for leaks. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

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    Table 1. PMCS - AFTER - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Perform Operator's Before,After, and Weekly PMCSchecks if:

    You are the assigneddriver but have notoperated the vehiclesince the last weeklyinspection.

    You are operating thevehicle for the first time.

    NOTE

    Clean all lubricationpoints with cleaningcompound, solvent andallow to dry prior toservicing.

    When using a greasegun, apply lubricant to thefitting until clean lubricantsqueezes out of the partbeing lubricated.

    Always refer to lubricationinstructions (WP 0131) toensure equipment hascorrect lubricantsappropriate to operatingenvironment (expectedcontinuoustemperatures). If not,remove/drain andreapply/refill equipmentwith appropriate

    lubricants for operatingenvironment as

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    Table 1. PMCS - AFTER - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    prescribed in lubricationinstructions. (WP 0131)

    1 After Underneath

    Vehicle

    1. Check entire underside of vehiclefor fluid and air leaks.

    Any fuel,Class III

    leak, or airlines/fittingsleaking ordamaged.

    2. Check entire underside of vehiclefor signs of fluid leakage (fuel, oil,and coolant).

    Any fuelleak. ClassIII leak ofany otherfluid.

    WARNING

    Prolonged contact with lubri-cating oil may cause skinrash. Immediately wash skin

    and clothing that come in con-tact with lubricating oil thor-oughly and remove saturatedclothing. Keep area well-ven-tilated to keep fumes at a min-imum. Failure to comply mayresult in injury or death to per-sonnel.

    CAUTION

    Do not fill hydraulic reservoirpast FULL COLD mark. Fail-

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    ure to comply may result indamage to equipment.

    NOTE

    Hydraulic oil expandswhen heated, which maygive the operator false(high) fluid level readingsif the vehicle has beenrecently operated.

    If possible, wait untilhydraulic reservoir iscompletely cooled down(minimum of 2 hours)

    prior to adding hydraulicoil, otherwise fill reservoirto FULL COLD mark.

    2 After HydraulicFluidReservoir

    1. Check that hydraulic fluid level insight glass on hydraulic fluidreservoir is at FULL COLD mark(may be above FULL COLD markif vehicle has been recentlyoperated). If low, add hydraulic

    oil to FULL COLD mark:

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    FULL COLD

    LEVEL

    SIGHT GLASS

    HYDRAULIC

    RESERVOIR

    Figure 1.

    a. Remove cap from hydraulicreservoir.

    b. Fill hydraulic reservoir withlubricating oil (WP 0131,Table 4) until sight glassreads at FULL COLD mark.

    c. Install cap on hydraulicreservoir.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    2. Check appearance of hydraulicfluid in sight glass. Make sure it isclear and not milky or foamy.

    Fluid ap-pears milkyor foamy.

    3 After DriverSideWheels

    1. Check wheels for broken,cracked, and bent surfaces. Wheel isbroken,cracked, orbent.

    2. Check lugnuts and wheel studsfor obvious looseness anddamage. If loose, tighten andreport to maintenance as soon aspractical.

    Two ormore lug-nuts orstuds on thesame wheelare missing,broken, orbent.

    4 After DriverSideShockAbsorbers

    Check driver side shock absorbersfor leaks and damage.

    Damagedor Class IIIleakpresent.

    5 After Rear

    Exterior

    Check rear of vehicle for obvious

    damage that would impair operation.

    Any dam-

    age thatwould im-pair opera-tion.

    6 After TowingGladhands

    Check for presence and condition oftowing gladhands and rubbergrommets.

    7 After Passeng

    er sideWheels

    1. Check wheels for broken,

    cracked, and bent surfaces.

    Wheel is

    broken,

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    cracked, orbent.

    2. Check lugnuts and wheel studsfor obvious looseness and

    damage. If loose, tighten andreport to maintenance as soon aspractical.

    Two ormore lug-

    nuts orstuds on thesame wheelare missing,broken, orbent.

    8 After Passenger SideShock

    Absorbers

    Check passenger side shockabsorbers for leaks and damage.

    WARNING

    Vehicles air system is pres-surized, be sure to wear prop-er eye protection and keepface away from drain valveswhile draining air reservoirs.Open air drain valves slowlyto prevent sudden blast of air.Failure to comply may resultin injury to personnel.

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    Table 1. PMCS - AFTER - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Only drain air reservoirsthat are located under thepassenger side battery

    box. The M983A2 and

    M983A2 LET have threeair reservoirs under thebattery box, all othermodels have two.

    9 After AirReservoirs

    1. Drain only air reservoirs underbattery box as follows:

    Figure 2.

    a. Turn petcock on bottom ofreservoir to open position.

    b. Let condensation drain off.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    c. Turn petcock on bottom ofreservoir to closed position.

    CAUTION

    Clean around end of fill tubeprior to removing dipstick.This will aid in preventing dirtor foreign matter from enter-ing the transmission andcausing damage.

    NOTE

    Vehicle is parked (WP 0053)

    on a flat, level surface.

    Engine is at idle.

    Transmission is at normaloperating temperature,160-200F (71-93C).

    10 After Transmission

    1. With engine running, checktransmission fluid level ondipstick:

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    TRANSMISSION

    DIPSTICK

    Figure 3.

    NOTE

    Fluid level should be betweenHOT FULL and HOT ADDmarks.

    2. Add OE/HDO (WP 0131,Table 2) as required.

    Overfull.Notify field

    level main-tenance.

    11 After SpareTire/Wheel

    1. Check spare tire for cuts,gouges, cracks, or scratches.Remove any sharp objects.

    Tire hascuts, goug-es, orcracks thatcould resultin tire fail-ure. Tire is

    missing or

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    unservicea-ble.

    2. Check wheel for broken,cracked, and bent surfaces.

    Wheel isbroken,

    cracked, orbent.

    3. Check lugnuts and wheel studsfor obvious looseness anddamage.

    Two ormore lug-nuts orstuds aremissing,broken, orbent.

    12 After Exteriorof Cab

    1. Visually inspect cab andcomponents for damage.

    Any compo-nent is dam-aged thatwould im-pair vehiclemission.

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle with bro-ken/missing mirrors may vio-late AR 385-55. (WP 0141)

    13 After Mirrors Check condition of mirrors.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    MIRRORS

    Figure 4.

    NOTEOperation of vehicle withdamaged or missing wind-shield may violate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    14 After Windshield andWiperArms/Blades

    1. Check windshield glass forpresence and condition.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WINDSHIELD

    WINDSHIELD WIPER

    ARMS/BLADES

    Figure 5.

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle withdamaged wiper arms/bladesmay violate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    2. Check condition of wiper armsand blades.

    15 After FanSwitch

    Check fan control switch for properoperation (WP 0033) in LO and HI

    positions.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    FAN

    SWITCH

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    Figure 6.

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle with mal-functioning windshield wipermay violate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    16 After` Wiper/ Washer

    Control

    1. Check wiper function of wiper/washer control for proper

    operation. (WP 0032)

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    TRAILE

    R

    AIRSU

    PPLY

    NOTF

    ORPAR

    KING

    MIDLAN

    D

    PU

    LL

    TOEXHA

    UST

    PUS

    HT

    O

    WIPER/WASHER

    CONTROL

    Figure 7.

    2. Check washer function of wiper/washer control for properoperation. (WP 0032)

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle with mal-functioning horn may violateAR AR 385-55. (WP 0141)

    17 After Horns Check both horns (air and electric) forproper operation.

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    Table 1. PMCS - AFTER - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Light checks will requireassistance.

    Operation of vehicle withmalfunctioning turn signalcontrol may violate AR385-55. (WP 0141)

    18 After TurnSignalControlAndIndicators

    1. Check turn signal control forproper operation. (WP 0018)

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    Table 1. PMCS - AFTER - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    AIR BRAKE

    EXEXEX

    ENGINE

    OFF

    ON

    START

    TRAILER

    AIR SUPPLY

    PARKING

    BRAKE

    EXEXEX

    EXEX EXEX

    LEFT TURN

    SIGNAL INDICATOR

    RIGHT TURN

    SIGNAL INDICATOR

    TURN SIGNAL

    CONTROL

    Figure 8.

    2. Check turn signal indicators forproper operation. (WP 0020)

    NOTE

    Light checks will requireassistance.

    Operation of vehicle withmalfunctioningemergency flasher

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    control may violate AR385-55. (WP 0141)

    19 After Emergency

    FlasherControl

    Check emergency flasher control forproper operation. (WP 0018)

    EMERGENCY

    FLASHER CONTROL

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINE BRAKE

    TRAILER

    AIRSUP

    PLY

    NOTFO

    RPARK

    ING

    MIDLAN

    D

    PU

    LL

    TOEXHA

    US

    T

    PUS

    HT

    O

    Figure 9.

    NOTE

    Light checks will requireassistance.

    Operation of vehicle withmalfunctioning service

    lights may violate AR385-55. (WP 0141)

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    20 After Lights Check headlights, clearance lights,turn signals, and brake lights forproper operation.

    NOTEOperation of vehicle with mal-functioning beacon light mayviolate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    21 After PortableBeaconLight (Ifequipped)

    Remove beacon light from glove boxand check for proper operation.(WP 0071)

    WARNING

    Keep hands clear of heavy-

    duty winch cable. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

    WARNING

    Always wear protectivegloves when handling

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    winch cable. Never letcable run through hands.Frayed cables can cutseverely. Failure tocomply may result in

    injury or death topersonnel.

    Never operate winch withless than five wraps ofcable on winch drum.Failure to comply mayresult in injury or death topersonnel.

    NOTEComplete this PMCS proce-dure only if heavy-duty winchwas used during mission.

    22 After Heavy-DutyWinch (ifused)

    1. Check for evidence of bent orcrushed hydraulic hoses orleakage at any threaded couplingor quick disconnect.

    Class IIIleakpresent.Lines or fit-tings are

    damaged.

    NOTE

    This procedure is a two sol-dier task.

    2. Unwind heavy-duty winch cable(WP 0039) and check cable ofwinch for kinks, frays, or breaks.

    Evidence ofkinks, frays,or breaks.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    HEAVY-DUTY

    WINCH

    CABLE

    Figure 10.

    NOTE

    This procedure is a two sol-dier task.

    3. Clean and lubricate heavy-duty

    winch cable with OE/HDO.(WP 0131)

    NOTE

    Complete drain and refillof heavy-duty winch drumgearbox after first 10hours of heavy-dutywinch operation.

    After initial 10 hour drainand refill this procedure

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    becomes an annualrequirement.

    4. Drain and refill heavy-dutyrecovery winch gearboxes (both

    motor end and gear end) withlubricant appropriate to operatingenvironment (refer to lubricationinstructions for moreinformation). (WP 0131)

    DRAIN

    FILL

    BREATHER

    Figure 11.

    END OF WORK PACKAGE

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    OPERATOR MAINTENANCEWEEKLY - PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

    INITIAL SETUP:

    Tools and Special ToolsGloves, Leather (WP 0143, Table 2)

    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item tobeCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Do not start engine or movevehicle when personnel areunder vehicle or working onbrake lines. Failure to complymay result in injury or death topersonnel.

    WARNING

    Ensure engine is OFF andeye protection is worn whenchecking for leaks. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Perform Operator's Before,After, and Weekly PMCSchecks if:

    You are the assigneddriver but have notoperated the vehiclesince the last weeklyinspection.

    You are operating thevehicle for the first time.

    NOTE

    Lubrication intervals arefor normal operatingconditions. Intervals maybe shortened as requiredfor severe operatingconditions.

    Clean all lubricationpoints with cleaningcompound, solvent andallow to dry prior toservicing.

    When using a greasegun, apply lubricant to thefitting until clean lubricantsqueezes out of the partbeing lubricated.

    Always refer to lubricationinstructions (WP 0131) toensure equipment hascorrect lubricants

    appropriate to operatingenvironment (expectedcontinuous

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    temperatures). If not,remove/drain andreapply/refill equipmentwith appropriatelubricants for operating

    environment asprescribed in lubricationinstructions. (WP 0131)

    WARNING

    Do not operate a vehicle witha tire in an over-inflated or un-der-inflated condition, or witha questionable defect. Failureto comply may result in injuryor death to personnel anddamage to equipment.

    1 Weekly DriverSide

    Tires

    Check tires for correct air pressure.

    2 Weekly PropellerShaftsand U-Joints

    1. Check propeller shafts and U-joints for excessive movement,obvious damage, and loose,missing or broken nuts andscrews.

    Propellershaft or U-Joint hasexcessivemovement,obviousdamage, orone or more

    nuts orscrews areloose, miss-

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    ing, or dam-aged.

    PROPELLER

    SHAFTS

    Figure 1.

    NOTE

    When vehicle is operatingunder severe conditions,lubricate propeller shaftsand universal joints every50 hours of vehicleoperation.

    Complete Step 2 only ifvehicle is operating undersevere conditions.

    2. Lubricate all propeller shafts,transmission to transfer case

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    propeller shaft, and U-joints withGAA (WP 0131) as required(refer to operator's semiannualPMCS table (item no. 2) forprocedures. (WP 0129)

    3 Weekly AxleBreathers

    Check four axle breathers fordamage and free movement of ventcaps on breather body.

    Any axlebreathercaps aredamaged orvent capsdo not movefreely onbreatherbody.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    FRONT OF

    VEHICLEAXLE

    BREATHER

    VENT

    CAP

    BREATHER

    BODY

    Figure 2.

    4 Weekly DriveBelts,Fan, andPulleys

    1. Check drive belts for cracking,fraying, and breaks. Check fortightness. Play should be about1/2 in. (13 mm).

    Any drivebelt is bro-ken,cracked tothe belt fi-

    ber, hasmore thanone crack

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    (1/8 in. indepth or50% of beltthickness),has frays

    more than 2in. long orexcessiveplay.

    DRIVE BELT

    PULLEY

    FAN

    DRIVE

    BELT

    MEASURE

    AT CENTER

    DRIVE

    BELT

    Figure 3.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    2. Check condition of fan for brokenor cracked blades.

    Fan dam-aged or un-serviceable.

    3. Check for bent or damagedpulley. Pulley dam-aged or un-serviceable.

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle with anyexhaust leaks may violate AR385-55. (WP 0141)

    5 Weekly ExhaustSystem

    Check exhaust pipe, muffler,heatshield, tailpipe, raincap, clamps,and mounting for obvious damage,looseness, exhaust leak, and carbonbuildup.

    Exhaustpipe be-tween tur-bochargerand exhaustmanifoldleaks. Anyexhaustpipe miss-ing or dam-aged.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    Figure 4.

    6 Weekly Air Intake

    System/EtherStartingAid

    1. Squeeze air cleaner dust cap to

    remove excess dirt from canister.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    AIR INTAKE

    WEATHER CAP

    AIR CLEANER

    CANISTER

    CLAMP

    TUBE

    CLAMP

    CLAMP

    TUBE

    ETHER

    STARTING

    AID

    AIR

    CLEANER

    DUST CAP

    Figure 5.

    2. Check that air intake weather capis secure on air cleaner canister.

    NOTE

    Ether starting aid cartridgeswill be removed and solenoid

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    valve will be capped in tropi-cal environment.

    3. Check ether starting aid fordamage and missing hardware.

    4. Check air intake system for looseor damaged clamps and damageto tube.

    Air intakesystem hasmissing orinoperableclamps, ordamage totube.

    7 Weekly Fuel

    Tank

    Check fuel tank, fuel hoses, fuel tank

    connections, and fuel tank sockethead pipe plug for leaks and/ordamage.

    Any fuel

    leak.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    FUEL LINES

    CONNECTIONS

    STRAPS

    FUEL TANK

    CONNECTIONS

    PIPE PLUG

    Figure 6.

    8 Weekly FuelTankStrainer

    Check fuel tank strainer for clogs ordamage. If strainer is clogged, cleanstrainer.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    FUEL TANK

    STRAINER

    Figure 7.

    9 Weekly HydraulicPump

    Check hydraulic pumps for loosescrews, leaks, and damage. Checkfor loose hose fittings.

    Class IIIleak presentor anymountingscrew isloose ormissing.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    HYDRAULIC PUMP

    Figure 8.

    10 Weekly HydraulicHoses

    Check all hydraulic hose routing forobvious damage to hydraulic hoses,chaffing, and leaks.

    Class IIIleakpresent.Chaffing orobviousdamage tohydraulichosepresent.

    NOTE

    Clean and re-lubricate fifthwheel parts more often whenvehicle is operated in sandyor dusty conditions. Lubricatedaily under severe operatingconditions.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    11 Weekly FifthWheelLubrication

    1. Clean fifth wheel plate and coatlightly (completely cover) withGAA. (WP 0131, Table 8)

    FIFTH WHEEL

    APPROACH RAMPS

    FIFTH WHEEL

    PLATEJAW LUBE

    POINT

    Figure 9.

    2. Clean fifth wheel approachramps and coat lightly(completely cover) with GAA.(WP 0131, Table 8)

    3. Clean fifth wheel jaws and coatwith GAA. (WP 0131)

    12 Weekly Stowage

    Boxes

    1. Check all stowage boxes/

    compartments for missing

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    hardware and other obviousdamage.

    2. Check inside all stowage boxes/compartments for torn or

    damaged seals, water in bottomof stowage box/compartment, orother obvious damage.

    13 Weekly RearSpring/ParkingBrakeChambers

    Check rear spring/parking brakechambers to ensure dust covers arein place and secure.

    14 Weekly TowingShackles

    Check towing shackles forserviceability.

    15 Weekly PintleHook

    1. Check pintle hook for loosenessand damaged lockingmechanism of locking pin.

    Pintle hookloose orlockingmechanismdamaged/unservicea-

    ble.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    PINTLE

    HOOK

    Figure 10.

    2. Clean pintle hook and coat withGAA. (WP 0131, Table 8)

    16 Weekly RearLiftingShackles

    Check rear lifting shackles forserviceability.

    17 Weekly Inter-vehicleConnecto

    r

    Check inter-vehicle connector sealand cable for damage.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    INTER-VEHICLE

    ELECTRICAL

    CONNECTOR

    Figure 11.

    WARNING

    Do not operate a vehicle witha tire in an over-inflated or un-

    der-inflated condition, or witha questionable defect. Failureto comply may result in injuryor death to personnel anddamage to equipment.

    NOTE

    Inspection of passenger sidetires includes spare tire.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    18 Weekly Passenger SideTires

    Check tires for correct air pressure.

    NOTEOperation of vehicle withdamaged/malfunctioning aircompressor may violate AR385-55. (WP 0141)

    19 Weekly AirCompressor

    Check air compressor for loosescrews, damaged mounting flangeand air hoses, and loose fittings/connections.

    Screwsmissing,mountingflange bro-ken, air ho-ses dam-aged or fit-tings/con-nectionsloose.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    AIR

    COMPRESSOR

    Figure 12.

    20 Weekly Secondary FuelFilter

    Check secondary fuel filter for leaksor damage.

    Any fuelleak.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    SECONDARY FUELFILTER

    Figure 13.

    21 Weekly Turbocha

    rger OilLine

    Check turbocharger oil line and

    fittings from rear of engine for signsof leaks and damage.

    Any Class

    III leakpresent.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    Figure 14.

    WARNING

    Wear proper eye and skinprotection when workingaround batteries. Do notsmoke, have open flames, or

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    make sparks around batter-ies, especially if caps are off.Batteries can explode. Failureto comply may result in injuryor death to personnel.

    WARNING

    Remove all jewelry such asrings, ID tags, bracelets, etc.prior to working on or around

    vehicle. Jewelry and tools cancatch on equipment, contactpositive electrical circuits, andcause a direct short, severeburns, or electrical shock.Failure to comply may resultin injury or death to personnel.

    22 Weekly Batteries 1. Check battery box for damage. Cracks orholes in bat-

    tery box.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    BATTERY

    BOX

    Figure 15.

    2. Check battery cables for

    presence, frays, splits, andlooseness.

    Battery ca-

    bles miss-ing, frayed,split, orloose.

    3. Check for loose, missing, ordamaged batteries and corrodedor burnt battery terminals.

    One ormore batter-ies missing,cracked, orunservicea-

    ble. Anybattery ter-minal corro-ded orburnt. Anyhold downnot secure.

    23 Weekly SpareTire Davit

    AndCarrier

    Check spare tire davit and carrier fordamage, missing parts.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    PULLEY

    CABLEREEL

    TIRE DAVIT

    PIVOT POINT

    RATCHET

    Figure 16.

    24 Weekly Spare

    TireRetainer

    Check spare tire retainer correctly

    seated and locking handle tight.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    SPARE TIRE

    RETAINERLOCKING

    HANDLE

    Figure 17.

    25 Weekly Air Dryer Check air dryer for loose screws andconnections.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    AIR

    DRYER

    Figure 18.

    NOTE

    Pressurize air system prior toperforming this check.

    26 Weekly Air LinesandHoses

    Check routing, for obvious damage toair lines and hoses. Check for leaks.

    Any leaks ordamage toair lines, ho-

    ses, or fit-

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    tings arefound.

    NOTE

    Operation of vehicle withdamaged doors or windowsmay violate AR 385-55.(WP 0141)

    27 Weekly Doors,Handles,andWindows

    Check condition and operation ofdoor, handles, and windows.(WP 0017)

    NOTE

    Start Engine. (WP 0041) En-gine must be running for re-maining PMCS checks.

    28 Weekly CabTemperatureControls

    1. Check cab temperature controlsfor proper for proper operation:(WP 0033)

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    JACOBS

    CAUTION

    ENGINEBRAKE

    HEAT

    CONTROL

    FAN

    CONTROL

    DEFROST

    CONTROL

    AIR

    CONTROL

    Figure 19.

    a. Check AIR control.

    b. Check HEAT control.

    c. Check DEFROST control.

    d. Check FAN control.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    29 Weekly Heavy-DutyWinch

    1. Check for evidence of bent orcrushed hydraulic hoses orleakage at any threaded couplingor quick disconnect.

    Class IIIleakpresent.Hoses or fit-

    tings aredamaged.

    2. Check cable hold down forobvious damage.

    CABLE

    HOLD DOWN

    Figure 20.

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    Table 1. PMCS - WEEKLY - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Keep hands clear of heavy-duty winch cable. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

    WARNING

    Always wear protectivegloves when handling winchcable. Never let cable runthrough hands. Frayed cablescan cut severely. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

    NOTE

    This procedure is a two sol-dier task.

    3. Pay out heavy-duty winch cable(WP 0039) and check cable forkinks, frays, or breaks.

    Evidence ofkinks, frays,or breaks.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    HEAVY-DUTY

    WINCH

    CABLE

    Figure 21.

    4. Check heavy-duty winch manualcontrol lever for proper operation(WP 0037) in both directions.

    Controlsmalfunction,bind, or donot re-spond.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WINCH CONTROL

    LEVER

    Figure 22.

    5. Check heavy-duty winch remotecontrol and cable for properoperation (WP 0039) obviousdamage, missing parts, binding,and excessive looseness.

    Controlsmalfunction,bind, or donot re-spond.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    CABLE

    HEAVY-DUTY WINCH

    REMOTE CONTROL

    Figure 23.

    NOTE

    This procedure is a two sol-dier task.

    6. Clean and lubricate heavy-dutywinch cable with OE/HDO.(WP 0131)

    END OF WORK PACKAGE

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    OPERATOR MAINTENANCESEMIANNUAL - PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

    INITIAL SETUP:

    Tools and Special ToolsGloves, Leather (WP 0143, Table 2)

    Table 1. PMCS- SEMIANNUAL

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item tobeCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    WARNING

    Do not start engine or movevehicle when personnel areunder vehicle or working onbrake lines. Failure to complymay result in injury or death topersonnel.

    WARNING

    Ensure engine is OFF andeye protection is worn whenchecking for leaks. Failure tocomply may result in injury ordeath to personnel.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    NOTE

    Lubrication intervals arefor normal operatingconditions. Intervals may

    be shortened as requiredfor severe operatingconditions.

    Clean all lubricationpoints with cleaningcompound, solvent andallow to dry prior toservicing.

    When using a greasegun, apply lubricant to thefitting until clean lubricantsqueezes out of the partbeing lubricated.

    Always refer to lubricationinstructions (WP 0131) toensure equipment hascorrect lubricantsappropriate to operatingenvironment (expected

    continuoustemperatures). If not,remove/drain andreapply/refill equipmentwith appropriatelubricants for operatingenvironment asprescribed in lubricationinstructions. (WP 0131)

    1 Semian

    nual

    Brake

    System

    Lubricate axles No. 1, No. 2, No. 3,

    and No. 4 brake camshafts and slack

    Fitting will

    not purgeold lubricant

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    adjusters (four fittings per axle) withGAA. (WP 0131, Table 8)

    out of com-ponent.

    SLACK ADJUSTER

    LUBE FITTINGBRAKE CAMSHAFT

    LUBE FITTING

    Figure 1.

    NOTE

    When vehicle is operatingunder severe conditions,lubricate propeller shafts

    and universal joints every50 hours of vehicleoperation.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    Use the proper lubricantto purge all four bearingseals of each universal

    joint. This flushesabrasive contaminants

    from each bearing andassures all four bearingsare filled properly. Popthe seals, these seals aremade to be popped.

    If any seals fail to purge,move propeller shaft fromside-to-side whileapplying gun pressure.This allows greaterclearance on thrust end ofbearing that is notpurging. If seals still donot purge, rock vehicle byreleasing the parkingbrake, start engine, puttransmission in D (drive)or R (reverse), and allowvehicle to roll. Thisremoves the windup in

    the drive line and allowsfor a greater clearance onthe thrust end of theuniversal joint.

    Because of the design ofthe universal joint seal,there will occasionally beone or more bearingseals of a joint that may

    not purge. If this occurs,notify field levelmaintenance.

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    Table 1. PMCS- SEMIANNUAL - Continued

    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    Universal joint may haveone or two grease fittings.If there are two greasefittings, either fitting canbe greased. It is not

    necessary to grease bothfittings.

    2 Semiannual

    PropellerShaftsand U-Joints

    1. Lubricate all axle propellershafts, transmission to transfercase propeller shaft, and U-jointswith GAA: (WP 0131, Table 8)

    Fitting willnot purgeold lubricantout of com-ponent.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    TRANSMISSION/TRANSFER

    CASE PROPELLER SHAFT

    AND U-JOINTS

    SLEEVE YOKE SEAL

    U-JOINT

    CROSS

    FITTING

    U-JOINT

    CROSS

    FITTING

    SPLINE

    FITTING

    SPLINE

    FITTING

    TYPICAL PROPELLER SHAFT

    NO. 1 AXLE PROPELLER

    SHAFT AND U-JOINTS

    NO. 2 AXLE PROPELLER

    SHAFT AND U-JOINTS

    NO. 3 AXLE PROPELLER

    SHAFT AND U-JOINTS

    NO. 4 AXLE PROPELLER

    SHAFT AND U-JOINTS

    Figure 2.

    a. Complete the following whenlubricating the spline end ofthe propeller shafts:

    Fitting willnot purgeold lubricantout of com-ponent.

    (1) Apply GAA (WP 0131,Table 8) to spline fitting

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    until lubricant appears atpressure relief hole.

    (2) Cover pressure reliefhole with finger and

    continue adding greaseuntil it appears at sleeveyoke seal.

    3 Semiannual

    SteeringSystem

    1. Lubricate intergear link withGAA. (WP 0131, Table 8)

    Fitting willnot purgeold lubricantout of com-ponent.

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    ItemNo. Interval

    Item to

    beCheckedorServiced Procedure

    EquipmentNot Ready/Available If:

    Figure 3.

    2. Lubricate No. 1 axle drag link with Fitting will

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