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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM  08922A-14/1 5-8.   TEST/REPLACE/ADJUST   INJECTION   PUMP   (Continued) 3 4 5 6 7 Connect  testing  device  60462800  (3)  to  injection  pump  (4).  Make  sure  side  connections  (2)  are tightly   locked. Loosen  the  pressure  gage  connection,  and  crank  the  engine  until  trapped  air  is  removed  from  the system. Tighten  pressure  gage  connections. The pressure gage can be damaged if the engine is cranked beyond the gage limits. Failure to heed this caution can damage equipment. Slowly  crank  engine  by  hand.  As  the  engine  is  cranked,  read  fuel  injection  pressure  on  the  gage. Injection  pressure  should  be  4351  to  5076  psi  (300  to  350  bar).  Stop  cranking  engine  and observe  whether  pressure  is  maintained.  If  pressure  drops  below  3650  psi  (250  bar)  within  10  to 15  seconds,  then  injection  pump  is  not  in  working  order.  Notify  rear  intermediate  maintenance. Remove  testing  device  604  628  00  (3). REMOVAL: 1 2 3 Move   throttle   control   hand   lever   to   HIGH   position   and   pull   extra   fuel   button. Do not scratch or mar mating surfaces of injection pump or mounting surface. The pump may leak or otherwise mal- function  after  reassembly. Remove  two  hexagon  nuts  (1)  and  re- move   injection   pump   (2). Remove  shim(s)  (3),  plate  (4),  and tappet   (5). 5-14

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