PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-677
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 677
APRIL 2009
49
PS 677
APR 09
•
If you’re going to be swimming your
Fox, make sure the seal for the fuel cap
is in good shape. And make sure the fuel
cap handle is fully forward. If the seal
leaks or the fuel cap’s not secure, water
gets in the fuel and you could stall. Also
make sure the fuel vent hose is hooked
up or water can get in there, too.
After swimming, remove the ±ll plug
on the differential and check for milky
fluid. That’s a sign water has gotten
in the differential, which could cause
blown seals. Tell your repairman.
•
When you’re lubing, don’t forget the
winch and tow pintle. They’re often
ignored; then when you actually need to
use them they’re frozen with rust. Lube
them with GAA weekly.
•
Don’t pull on the cable to disconnect
the GPS. That pulls the cable’s wiring
loose. Hold the cable connector to
disconnect.
•
Make sure the data word displays
close completely and stay closed. If they
don’t, their flashing lights can point you
out to the enemy.
Fox NBC
Vehicle…
Help Fox Sniff
Out Danger
a few quick
checks and
services for
your fox can
do so much to
help it sniff
out danger in
the field.
help your
fox protect
you with this
pm…
you really
are ready to
sniff out
danger!
that
extra pm
I did seems to
have
paid off!
Fuel cap lever fully forward?
Vent hose hooked up?
Don’t forget
to lube winch
Data word displays
close and stay closed?
Hose
Handle
quit
talking
and let’s
go!
whoa!
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