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TM    5-4320-304-14 TM   08922A-14/1 5-7.  REPLACE  INJECTOR  (Continued) T E S T I N G : 1 Visually   inspect   injector   (1)   for   scoring   or   burning.   Inspect   to or  damaged.  If  injector  is  damaged,  replace  it. see  if  injector  is  bent,  cracked, NOTE Loosen the pressure gage connection, and crank the engine until trapped air is removed from the system. 2 Connect  testing  device  604  628  00  (3)  to  injector  pump  (4) connection   (5)   is   tightly   locked. and  injector  (1).  Make  sure  side Death or serious injury could occur if fuel is not handled carefully. Use in a well-ventilated area away from open flame, arcing equipment, ignition sources, heaters, or exces- sive heat. Always store fuel in proper, marked containers. DO  NOT  SMOKE. Serious injury could result from injector fuel spray. Keep hands away from fuel spray. NOTE Prior to testing injector, make sure throttle control hand lever is in the HIGH position. 3 Crank  engine  by  hand.  As  the  engine  is  cranked,  read  fuel  injection  pressure  on  the  gage  and  check fuel  spray  pattern  from  injector.  Injection  pressure  should  be  1958  to  2074  psi  (135  to  143  bar). Fuel  should  spray  out  in  an  even  spray  pattern.  If  spray  pattern  does  not  conform  to  above,  re- place  injector.  If  injector  nozzle  drips  fuel  before  or  after  it  has  reached  recommended  injection pressure,  replace  injector. 5-11

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