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TM 5-4320-308-13 Table 3-2.  Unit Maintenance Troubleshooting - Continued MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION Step 2. Shut down engine.  With engine level, check oil level (para 3-1.). Add oil if necessary. Step 3. Check muffler for obstruction. Remove obstruction. Step 4. Notify intermediate maintenance. 6. PUMP MAKES EXCESSIVE NOISE Step 1. Check volute for foreign material. With engine stopped and suction hose removed, inspect interior of suction (intake) flange for foreign material or obstruction. CAUTION Excessive pump noise can indicate that pump is running dry.  This condition can cause serious pump damage. Step 2. Check  that  suction  hose  is  immersed  in  fuel  or  properly  connected  to  container  from  which  fuel  is being pumped.  Fuel level in container shall be above suction hose connection. Relocate suction hose connection below surface of fuel. 3-28

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