PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-733

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 733

DECEMBER 2013

PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-733 - Page 11 of 33
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rivers, make sure you use the SUSV’s grille covers during the off-season (after the
thaw and before the Frst freeze).
Without the covers, mechanical and electrical components in the engine
compartment can rust and corrode.
Here’s what to do if you know your vehicle won’t be used for
more than a week:
•±
Turn the key to STOP.
•±
Do PMCS.
•±
Remove drain plugs and store them in the front door pocket.
•± Install±front…
…and±rear±grille±covers.
•±
Disconnect the battery’s ground cable. Then add a tag to the vehicle’s keys as a
reminder that the battery is disconnected.
•±
Remove the front engine hood.
If you’re parking your SUSV for
a week or less:
•±
Turn the key to STOP.
•±
Install the front and rear grille covers.
Never operate the vehicle with grille covers installed. Power train components
will overheat and can cause a Fre.
If your grille covers are missing, order one for the front with NSN 2540-01-309-
1078. NSN 2540-01-309-1079 gets the rear cover.
O
perators, keep this PM tip in mind ‘cause it’s a real noggin’ saver!
Without lube, condensation gets into the hatch hinge assembly’s internal spring,
causing it to rust. The spring continues to weaken until it Fnally breaks. Then the
hatch cover can fall on your head!
There are two grease Fttings
that lube the assembly’s internal
spring. They’re shown in Note
16
of
WP
0076-25
in
TM
5-2350-262-10 (Jun 12). Give
each Ftting four or Fve pumps of
GMD quarterly.
14-oz cartridge
1.75-lb can
6.5-lb can
35-lb can
00-935-4018
00-754-2595
00-223-4004
00-965-2003
Size
NSN 9150-
SUSV…
Know When to Use Grille Covers
M9 ACE…
A Little Lube Saves Your Noggin’
We’d better get the grille
covers in place before this
SUSV goes into storage.
if you’ll get the
front cover,
I’ll take
care of the
rear one!
Unfortunately, GMD
is
missing
from the
Expendable and Durable
items List
in WP 0082 of
TM 5-2350-262-10.
Until it
can be
added,
order
from this
list…
Hey, operator!
{OoF!} you’re
one
lucky
guy.
this little
grease
gun just
saved
your
noggin’!
Lube
here…
…and
here
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