TM 9-879
40-41
ENGINE
(3)
Spark
plug
service (par.
83).
(4)- Timing ignition (par.
86).
(5)
Draining carburetor bowl
(par.
73).
(6)
Cleaning
fuel
strainer
(par-
72).
(7)
Cleaning
muffler outlet requires freeing outlet of carbon
deposits,
caked
dirt, oil,
etc.,
with blade of
screwdriver,
or other
suitable
tool. Do not enlarge outlet
size
when cleaning.
(S)
Servicing
air
cleaner (par, 7i5).
(9)
Adjusting carburetor
(par.
68).
FRAME
BRACKET
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PLUGJU^^OfL TANK
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INSTRUMENT
PANEL
COVER
FUEL TANK
.INDER BRACKET
'SPACERS
AND WASHERS
B—
CYLINDER
BRACKET AND FRAME
BOLT
C—
CYLINDER UPPER
MOUNTING
BRACKET
D—
SPARK CABLE CLIP
E_CYLINDER BRACKET BOLTS
F—
OIL
RETURN PIPE
CONNECTION
HOLLOW
BOLT
AND WASHERS
TANK
BOLTS,
WASHERS
AND
NUTS
PO 315711
Figure 1
5—Disassembly far Head
Casket Reptacement
-11. REPLACEMENT OF
HEAD GASKET
(fig.
15).
a.
Removal. Refer to figure
15,
illustrating necessary
parts and
_-:its
to be removed to perform this operation.
(1)
Remove
instrument panel cover (par. 119).
(2)
Remove
gasoline tank and
oil tank
(par.
107).
(3)
Remove
cylinder head bracket
to
frame
lug
bolt: this will
free
clamp which
secures front
spark
plug cable. Pay particular
srtention
to shim
washers placed between cylinder head bracket
and
frame
lug, as these
washers must
be
replaced when installing cylinder
-ead.
(4)
Remove
spark plug, or plugs.
73
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