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TM  10-4320-256-14&P Table 3-1. Operator trroubleshooting (cont). Malfunction Test or inspection Corrective Action 2. ENGINE STARTS BUT WILL NOT CONTINUE TO RUN (cont) Step 4. Cheek for closed fuel control valve. Open the fuel control valve. 3.  PUMP  WILL  NOT  PRIME Step 1. Cheek for air leak in suction line. Check gasket in male hose connection. Tighten connections. Replace defective hose or gasket (para. 3-6). Step 2. Check for plugged suction line. Remove any obstruction in the suction hose. Step 3. Check for proper priming of pump. Prime the pump Step 4. Check for sufficient engine speed. Ajust  throttle  to  increase  speed. 4.  PUMP  OPERATION  IS  NOISY Step 1. Check for excessively high suction lift. Move pump closer to supply. Step 2. Cheek for insufficient flow to pump. Remove obstruction in suction line. Step 3. Check for other causes. Refer to unit maintenance. 3-4

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