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TM 5-4320-305-24 2-22.  REPLACE/REPAIR ENGINE COVER; REPLACE INTAKE DUCT ASSEMBLY (Continued) 4    Reshape  dented  or  distorted  panels  (4,  5,  6,  or  7)  or  intake  duct  (2).    When  reshaping  the  mating  surfaces, components must match with no more than a 1/8 inch (3.18 mm) separation, and overall configuration within 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) of original shape. ASSEMBLY: 1  Use retainers (14) to secure the wing head studs (1) in panels (4, 5, 6, and 7) and intake duct (2). 2  Secure acoustical panel (10) in intake duct (2) by securing clip (9) with two mounting screws (11), two nuts (12), and two lockwashers (13). INSTALLATION: WARNING Death or serious injury could occur if unauthorized or unnecessary personnel are in the hoisting area.  Permit only personnel actually engaged in the hoisting operation to be near the unit and hoisting equipment.  All instructions for the hoisting operations must come from one authorized person. Injury  to  personnel  or  damage  to  equipment  could  occur  from improper hoisting.  Hoist the load slowly to avoid tearing out lifting bail assembly, slipping slings, or load shift.  Do not jerk the load or swing  it  from  side-to-side  when  hoisting.  This  places  additional stress on hoisting components which can cause failure and loss of load.      Be   sure   hoisting   equipment   is   on   solid   footing   and   is suitable for the size of the load. Watch boom angle and overhead clearance when hoisting. 1  Secure sling to the four upper corners of frame (3).  Secure hoist to the sling above the center of the frame. 2    Lift  the  engine  frame  (3)  and  carefully  lower  it  onto  the  trailer  frame,  making  sure  it  does  not  catch  on  or  damage engine or pump components. 3  Using hex head bolts, washers, and nuts, secure the frame to the trailer.  Remove the lifting sling. 4  Place a small drop of lubricating oil in each receptacle (8) before inserting wing head stud (1). 5  Hold each panel (4, 5, 6, and 7) in place on frame (3) and turn wing head studs (1) until each panel is secured to the frame. 6    Hold  intake  duct  (2)  in  place  against  frame  (3)  and  rear  bottom  panel  (4).    Turn  wing  head  studs  (1)  until  panel  is secured to the frame. 2-91

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