PS Magazine - SEPTEMBER 1980

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 334

SEPTEMBER 1980

PS Magazine - SEPTEMBER 1980 - Page 8 of 35
M 1±3Al FamiLy .
..
Look for Loose Connections
The transmission in your
M113Al
type carrier is supported in only one
place-where it bolts to the transfer
case. There is no support under its
oUtput eNd.
This is
OK
as long as the propeller
shafts aNd uNiversal joiNts are work±
iNg right. THey connect the transmis²
sion to the differential and the
differential to the left aNd right final
drives.
If some of the screws in these
conNections get loose, the torque will
tend to whip your transmission from
side to side
³
and even tear it loose´
Soµ0¶0¶0, check these screws often.
Be sure t·e ¸¶joints are spot¹faced and
·ardened was·ers are used under the
mountiNg screws.
Get your mechanic to torque any
loose screws with torque wrench
adapter ºSº
from
Tracked VehicLe Special Tool Set
A.
With adapter Ct 90°
torque Is 35-40 ²b³fT
±²³´
It will take a torque Of
35-40
lb¶ft iF
tHe torQue wrench is used with the
adapter at a
90°
angle to the wrench or
if the wrench is used without the
adapter.
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l
t·e top, and it goes into housing ºSº
which has
3
raised
kNobs in its bottom.
Just putting the air cleaNer elemeNt
iNto the Housing is not enough. The
eLement will sit too hig· for the
4
·ousiNg clamps to latch properly.
Just twist tHe element a»out a third
o¼ a tUrN to either the left or the right
F
aNd it'll Drop into place.
Oil
±i²teR
SuRprise
'·¸
• ¹º» YOU GoT
WE
¼NLy nEeD
2/´
g
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c;
µwist
eLement
to droP
in p¶ace
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b
ig surprise
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you get t·e new engiNe oiL filter
assembly yoU
ordered ¼or your
M113AlÌ
ItÈll Have
4
outLets iN the head´
YouÉhave Hook¶ups foR only
You caN't use the filter assembly
ÊuNless you pluË the
2
extra 1Ìin holes.
¸se ºSº
4730Î00Ï221-2Ð41
for a
steel plug. MarK your
ÑM
so youÍll
order the plugs when you order the
\
filter assembly.
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