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TM 10-4320-351-14 Figure 5-3.  Fuel Transfer Pump Inlet O-Ring Replacement WARNING Dry  cleaning  solvent,  P-D-680,  Type  III,  is  potentially  dangerous  to  personnel  and property.  Eye and skin protection is required.  Avoid repeated and prolonged skin contact.  Wash hands immediately after exposure.  Do not use near open flame or excessive heat.  Use only in areas with good ventilation.  Rubber gloves should be worn  when  handling  fueling  system  components  due  to  the  toxic  effects  of  some fuel additives and the dry cleaning solvent. (5) Clean interior of pump housing with dry cleaning solvent SD (P-D-680), if required. a. Installation. (1) Lightly  lubricate  O-ring  (6)  with  petrolatum  and  install  in  inlet  O-ring  groove.    Do  not allow the O-ring to twist or roll during installation. (2) Install inlet in pump. (a) Install the inlet (1) by aligning the six retaining screw holes and the jack bolt holes with corresponding holes in  the  housing  body  (2).    Tap  inlet  lightly  around  circumference  with  rubber  mallet  or  heel  of  palm  to  seat inlet in housing.  If inlet does not install easily, install the l/4-28 x 1 ½/2 in.  jack bolts in the inlet and adjust bolts  until  inlet  is  parallel  to  impeller  housing,  then  back  out  jack  bolts  alternately  1/2  turn  at  a  time  until mounting screws (3) can be started. (b) Lubricate with anti-seize compound and loosely install the six socket head screws (3), lock washers (4) and flat  washers  (5)  in  the  inlet  (1).    Tighten  in  a  crossing  pattern,  one  or  two  turns  at  a  time,  to  fully  seat  the inlet in the housing (2).  When all six screws are snug, tighten alternately until secure. 5-8

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