TM 9-2350-358-BD
SECTION II.
COOLING SYSTEM
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GENERAL
The howitzer has a liquid cooling system consisting of a radiator, two fans, tubes, hoses, fittings, clamps, a surge tank and
an engine-driven water pump.
To maintain normal operating temperature of the engine, the liquid flow through the cooling
system is controlled by an inlet and a bypass thermostat.
Battle damage to the cooling system would degrade, and if not
repaired, eliminate the mission capability of the howitzer.
The most expedient method to correct cooling system problems
is by replacing components, many of which are interchangeable with components of other combat vehicles.
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