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TM 10-4320-343-14 Table 1-2.  Description of Major Components (continued). Item No Item Name Description and Purpose 11 THROTTLE CONTROL Controls engine speed.  (Not used on regulated models.) 12 FUEL FEED PUMP injection pump. 13 FUEL INJECTION PUMP High   pressure   fuel   delivery   pump   driven   by   timing   gear   and meters high pressure fuel to injector nozzles. 14 FUEL FILTER Throw-away element which filters fuel from internal fuel tank prior to entering fuel pump. 15 OIL FILTER Throw-away   element   which   filters   oil   from   oil   sump   prior   to entering engine. 16 LOW OIL PRESSURE SWITCH Switch  set  to  automatically  shutdown  engine  when  oil  pressure drops below 4 psi (27.579 kPa). 17 STARTING AID HANDPUMP Supplies ether to engine air intake for starting in cold weather.  A different  cold  start  system,  not  using  a  handpump,  is  used  on Model 350 PAFN. 18 FUEL TANK Retained  by  hold  down  straps  to  frame  assembly.    Provides  fuel storage and has 19 gallon (71.9 liters) capacity. 19 FILTER/SEPARATOR Throw away element which removes nearly 100 percent of water and solid contaminants down to one micron in size. 20 FRAME ASSEMBLY Provides  mounting  of  engine  assembly,  pump  and  components. Contains axle assembly, wheels and tires, and towbar. NOTE: Fuel pressure controller (item 21), control box (item 22) and actuator (item 23) are only used on the regulated models. 21 PRESSURE CONTROLLER Provides  manual  and  automatic  modes  of  operation.    In  automatic mode senses pump pressure.  Provides control of engine speed that determines pump discharge pressure. 22 CONTROL BOX Receives  signals  from  the  pressure  controller  and  senses  engine speed through a magnetic pick-up and signals the actuator. 23 ACTUATOR Increases    or    decreases    engine    speed    through    the    engine    fuel injection pump. 1.12 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MODELS. a. Differences  between  Model  350  PAFN  and  Model  ADC  1500,  the  regulated  models  are  as  follows:    Model  350 PAFN  uses  a  filter  separator  with  spin-on  filter  element  and  priming  pump;  an  automatic,  electro-mechanical  cold  start system;  the  F3L912D-OPT  (Optimized)  engine;  and  four  panel  light  assemblies  with  rheostat  control.    Model  ADC  1500 uses  a  bowl  type  filter  separator,  a  mechanical  cold  start  system  with  handpump,  one  light  assembly  and  the  F3L912 engine. b. Differences between Model 350 PAFN and the Unregulated Models:  Model 350 PAFN uses a filter separator with spin    on    filter    element    and    priming    pump;    an    automatic,    electro-mechanical    cold    start    system;    the    F3L912D- OPT(Optimized)  engine;  and  the  regulation  system  components,  consisting  primarily  of  the  pressure  controller,  the  fuel control actuator, a control box, a magnetic pickup; and four panel light assemblies with rheostat control.  The unregulated models use a bowl type filter, a mechanical cold start system with handpump, one panel light, the F3L912 engine and a plunger type fuel control solenoid. c. Differences between Model ADC 1500 and the unregulated models:  Model ADC 1500 uses the regulation system components, consisting primarily of the pressure controller, the fuel control actuator, a control box and a magnetic pickup, K  ,  while  the  unregulated  models  use  a  plunger  type  solenoid  and  rod  type  throttle  control  to  control  fuel  flow  to  the engine. Change 1  1-7

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