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TM 5-4320-308-13 4-15.  TEST/REPLACE/ADJUST INJECTION PUMP (Continued) 3     Connect testing device 604 628 00 (3) to injection pump (4).  Make sure side connections (2) are tightly locked. 4     Loosen the pressure gage connection, and crank the engine until trapped air is removed from the system. 5        Tighten pressure gage connections. CAUTION The pressure gage can be damaged if the engine is cranked beyond the gage limits.  Failure to heed this caution can damage equipment. 6     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. 7     Remove testing device 604 628 00 (3). REMOVAL: 1    Move throttle control hand lever to HIGH position and pull extra fuel button. CAUTION Do not scratch or mar mating surfaces of injection pump or mounting surface.  The pump may leak or otherwise malfunction after reassembly. 2     Remove two hexagon nuts (1) and remove injection pump (2). 3     Remove shim(s) (3), plate (4), and tappet (5). 4-28

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