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TM 5-4320-308-13 2-5.  OPERATION IN EXTREME HEAT The engine of the pumping assembly is air cooled.  Heat can be removed from an engine in three ways; engine exhaust, engine oil, and the passage of air across and through cylinder cooling fins.  Therefore, when operating in high ambient temperatures, observe the following: a. With engine stopped, inspect frequently to be sure that cylinder cooling fins are clean and free of dirt that inhibits cooling. b. With engine stopped, inspect frequently to be sure that blower ring is clean and free of dirt. c. With  engine  stopped,  inspect  frequently  to  be sure  that  engine  oil  is  to  top  mark  on  dipstick (1).  Add oil, if necessary, at oil filler cap (2) to bring level up to top mark. d. Check the air cleaner restriction indicator (1).  If red    band    appears    in    window    of    restriction indicator, change the air filter in the air cleaner (2).  Refer to paragraph 3-22. 2-13

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