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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM  08922A-14/1 2-4.   OPERATING   PROCEDURE   (Continued) If volute does not fill with liquid, check suction hose and suction  hose  connection  at  suction  (intake)  flange  hose adapter for leaks. Be sure that suction hose end is com- pletely immersed in water. NOTE As water fills volute, air is removed through discharge port. As the air is removed, water from the suction side of the pump is drawn into the volute and the pump will then draw on its own. (3)  Install  pipe  plug  (1)  in  priming  port  and  tighten  securely. c.  Starting. (1) (2) (3) (4) If engine does not start on initial attempt, allow engine rota- tion to stop completely before again engaging crank handle. Prime  the  pump.  Rotation  of  pump  impeller  without  liquid in volute can reduce service life of pump. Engage  crank  handle  (1)  in  gear  housing  (2). With  both  hands,  turn  crank  handle  (1)  clockwise  with  increasing  speed. When  decompression  lever  (3)  reaches  0  position,  the  highest Engine  will  start  and  go  to  maximum  operating  speed.  Extra turn   to   normal   position   by   itself. Adjust  throttle  control  hand  lever  (5)  to  desired  speed. possible  speed  must  be  obtained. fuel  device  button  (4)  will  re- 2-27

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