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TM 10-4320-348-14 4.26  FUEL TANK AND FUEL LINE REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT. This task covers: a) Removal b) Service d) Installation INITIAL SETUP Equipment Tools Condition Tool Kit, General Mechanics Para (Appendix B, Section III, Item 1) 2.7a(2)  Sound enclosure cover removed. Pan Drain 4.22  Front panel removed. (Appendix B, Section III, Item 2) 4.22  Three-way valve removed. Materials/Parts Cloth, Lint-free (Appendix E, Section II, Item 6) Fuel, Diesel (Appendix E, Section II, Item 2) Seal, Gas Tank (Appendix E, Item 15) WARNING Improper  care  in  handling  fuel  can  cause  fire  and  explosion   which   can   cause severe  injury  or  death  to  operating  personnel.    To  avoid  fire  or  explosion  during engine refueling: •    DO NOT allow any flame producing material within 50 feet (15.25 m) of fuel during equipment filling. •    DO NOT smoke while refueling. •    DO NOT let fuel drip onto any hot surface. •    DO NOT overfill fuel tank. •    DO NOT refuel unit while engine is running. a. Removal.  (Refer to Figure 4-19) (1) Remove fuel cap (1) and strainer (2). (2) Remove  drain  plug  (3)  from  bottom  right  corner  of  the  fuel  tank  (5)  and  drain  out  all  fuel  into  a  clean container.  Dispose of fuel per FM 10-69. (3) Release two hose clamps (6) on overflow hose (7). (4) Loosen clamp (8) and remove fuel line hose (9) from fuel tank (5). (5) Remove hex head screw (10), lifting bolt (11), and washer (12) securing the upper part of the fuel tank stay bracket (13) and remove stay bracket and two dampers (14). (6) Remove fuel tank (5). (7) Remove two clamps (15) and pipe gauge (16). (8) Remove two bolts (17), stay (18), and two dampers (19). 4-44

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