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TM 5-4320-305-24 4-4.  REPAIR INJECTION PUMP (Continued) 79  Remove clevis (116) and shaft (117) as an assembly. 80  Remove threaded bushing (118). 81  Disassemble clevis (116) by removing spring-loaded retainer (119), compression springs (120, 121, and 122), and spring capsule (123). 82  Slide shaft (117) from clevis (116). 83  Remove sliding pad (124) from clevis (116). 84  Remove nut (125) and threaded pin (126). 85  Remove two bolts (127) and two washers (128). 86  Remove bracket (129) and two washers (130). 87  Remove bolt (131). 88  Remove lockwasher (132) and washer (133). 89  Remove control lever (134). 90  Remove washers (135 and 136). 91  Remove C-clip (137).  Remove bearing bushing (138) and washer (139). 92  Remove capsule (140). 93  Remove C-clip (141).  Remove bearing bushing (142) and washer (143). 94  Remove screw plug (144). 95  Remove lever (145).  Remove screw (146) from lever. REPAIR: 1  Inspect injection pump housing for cracks, distortion, or thread   damage.      Clean   up   rough   barrel   seats   in housing  using  light  cuts  with  barrel  seat  cutter  KDEP 2995.      If   other   defects   are   found,   replace   housing along   with   screw   plug   (53),   screw   plug   (76),   guide bushing (77), threaded ring (78), and two rings (79) as an assembly. 2    Inspect  six  roller  tappet  assemblies  (55)  by  rotating roller   and   checking   that   it   turns   smoothly   without wobble.  Also check for flat spots, pitting, scratches, or cracks.  If defects are found, repair as follows: 4-15

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