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TM  10-4320-343-14 5.5.3  Engine Compression Pressure Check. INITIAL  SETUP Tools General   Mechanic’s   Tool   Kit   (appendix   B, Section   III,   Item   1) Nozzle   Puller   (appendix   B,   Section   III, Item  7) Compression   Gauge   Assembly   (appendix   B, Section   III,   Item   8) Material/Parts Washers   (TM   10-4320-343-24P) Equipment   Conditions Equipment   shut   down,   refer   to paragraph   2.5.1.2   or   2.5.2.2. Shutdown   solenoid   rod   disconnected (Non-regulated  pump  only, paragraph    4.10.15). Actuator   Rod   disconnected   (Regulated   pump only,   paragraph   4.14.6) General    Safety    Instructions To   prevent   rolling   or   sliding,   do   not work   on   equipment   that   is   not   securely s t a b i l i z e d. DO  not   operate   equipment   in   enclosed area   unless   exhaust   gases   are   piped   to outside   and   adequate   ventilation   is provided. Do   not   touch   exhaust   system   after shutting   down   engine. Do   not   smoke   or   use   open   flames   around f u e l . Do   not   work   on   equipment   without following   standard   shop   safety precautions. To   prevent   rolling   or   sliding,   do   not   work   on   equipment   that   is   not s e c u r e l y    s t a b i l i z e d . Ensure   both   wheels   of   equipment   have   chocks   that   are secure. Do   not   touch   exhaust   system   after   equipment   operation. Exhaust   systems become   very   hot   and   can   cause   serious   burns. Do  not  smoke  or  use  open  flames  around  fuel. Ensure   container   is used   to   catch   fuel   and   fuel   is   disposed   of   properly. Failure   to   obey this   warning   may   result   in   personal   injury   or   death. Failure   to   obey   these   warnings   could   result   in   serious   personal   injury. Handle   fuel   injection   nozzles   with   care   to   prevent   damage. Cap   inlet   port and   plug   overflow   port   to   prevent   entry   of   foreign   matter. Failure   to obey   this   caution   may   result   in   equipment   damage. a. Remove   injection   nozzle   as   follows: (1)   Remove   nut   (figure   5-3, 1)   and   injection   nozzle   yoke   (2). (2)   Remove   injection   nozzle   (3). (3)   Using   nozzle   puller,   remove   injection   nozzle   washer   (4)   from   cylinder   and d i s c a r d. 5-11

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