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(1) Remove the four capscrews which fasten the battery
b. Shielded
Ignition
Lead
Replacement.
Disconnect the ignition leads (fig, 8-25) from the spark
charging receptacle (2, fig.
1-1) to the engine housing,
plug and magneto, one at a time. Install replacement
leads as the old leads are removed.
(2) Unplug the two cables connected to the receptacle,
348. Battery Charging Receptacle
(3) Remove the receptacle,
a. Removal
b. lnstallation.
Install  the  battery  charging
receptacle (2, fig. 1-1) in the reverse order as noted
above (para 3-48a).
Section IX. COOLING SYSTEM
(10) Refer to figure 8-27 and remove water
3-49. General
pump.
The cooling system prevents the temperature in the
c. Installation. Install water pump in reverse order
engine combustion chamber from damaging the engine.
of removal.
Maintaining cooling system efficiency is important.
3-51. Thermostat
Engine temperature must be brought up to and
maintained within a satisfactory range for efficient
a. General.  The thermostat controls the coolant
operation; overheating must be avoided,
temperature.
b. Removal.
3-50. Water Pump
(1) Perform  all  operations  described  in
paragraphs 3-49b(1) through 3-4q9b(5).
(2) Refer  figure  3-28  and  remove  the
a. General. The water pump circulates the coolant
thermostat.
in the cooling system.
c. Test.
Refer to figure 3-29 and test the
thermostat.
b. Removal
d. Installation. Refer to paragraph 3-51l and install
(1) Drain coolant from system.
thermostat in reverse order.
(2) Refer to figure 8-1 and remove nuts (9),
washers (8), and lifting bail (7) from pumping unit.
3-52. Radiator
(3) Remove side panels. (fig. 8-80).
a. General.  The radiator consists of a series of
(4) Refer to figure 8-57 and 8-58, remove
copper tubes through which the coolant is circulated. As
muffler guard and muffler.
it travels through these tubes it tends to radiate off the
(5) Refer to figure 8-60 remove capserews
excess heat.
(7), lockwashers (8), and hood (9) from pumping unit.
b. Inspection.
Inspect the radiator for leaks,
(6) Refer to figure 6-7 remove screws (8) and
cracks, and dents.
remove fan guard.
c. Service.
(7) Refer to figure 6-8 remove screws (24)
(1) Refer to figure 3-30 and reverse flush the
lockwashers (28) and fan (22),
radiator.
(8) Refer to figure 8-7 loosen adjusting nuts
(2) Refer to figure S-31 and reverse flush the
and remove fan belt.
engine water jacket.
(9) Refer to figure 8-8 loosen adjusting
3-53. Coolant Piping and Hoses
capers and remove generator belt.
Replacement refer to figure 3-32 and replace piping and
hoses as necessary.
3-25

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