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TM 10-4320-324-14 (4) Push  and  raise  throttle  control  (5)  from  detent latch, releasing it to the idle position. NOTE If outside temperature is below + 10°  F (-12°  C) refer  to  paragraph  2-9a  for  operation  of  cold start  system.    Refer  to  Table  2-2  for  perfor- mance data. (5) Pull out EMERGENCY STOP switch (6). CAUTION Do  not  operate  starter  motor  for  more  than  10 seconds; damage to starter can result. (6) Push in start switch (7) and oil pressure bypass switch (8) simultaneously. (7) Upon engine start, release start switch (7). NOTE The  engine  will  shut  down  when  oil  pressure bypass switch is released if oil pressure is not 8 PSI or above. (8) Release oil pressure bypass switch (8) when 10 PSI is exceeded on gauge (9). (9) Allow engine to idle approximately two minutes, then smoothly push throttle control (5) into detent. (10)    Turn throttle control counterclockwise to increase or clockwise to decrease engine speed to approximately 2400 RPM as indicated on gauge (10). (11)    Open suction valve (2) that is connected to suction line. CAUTION Ensure discharge valve is open.  Pump can overheat if discharge valve is closed for long periods of time. A vapor-locked condition may result.  If this occurs, shut down engine and allow pump to cool before filling housing with liquid. (12)    Slowly open discharge valve (3) that is connected to discharge line. (13)    Observe the end of vent line (11) for liquid flowing from it.  Once liquid begins to flow from line, close vent valve (1). 2-13

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