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TM 5-4320-306-24 3-10.  REPLACE/REPAIR OIL PAN ASSEMBLY (Continued) CLEANING/INSPECTION: WARNING Death or serious injury could occur if diesel fuel oil is not handled carefully.  Use in a well-ventilated area away from open flame, arcing equipment, ignition sources, heaters, or excessive heat.  Always store fuel in proper, marked con- tainers.  DO NOT SMOKE. 1    Clean oil pan and intermediate bottom with diesel fuel oil.  Inspect for rust, corrosion, dents, or distortion 2    Scrape  all  traces  of  the  gaskets  and  sealing  compound  from  the  sealing  surfaces  of  the  oil pan, intermediate bottom, and engine crankcase. 3    Inspect  the  oil  pan  and  intermediate  bottom  for  dents,  distortion,  and  torn  or  elongated mounting holes that would prevent proper sealing. 4    Inspect threads in oil drain port in oil pan. REPAIR: 1    Repair minor oil pan damage.  File nicks or burrs.  Remove rust with sandpaper, then clean. 2    Reshape  oil  pan  (4)  and  intermediate  bottom  (6)  as  required.    Replace  if  torn  or  punctured during reshaping. 3    Replace oil pan if, after repair, the sealing flange does not rest evenly when inverted on a flat surface. 4    Repair minor thread damage in oil pan oil drain  port  by  running  tap  or  die  along  threads  to remove burrs. Replace the oil pan if more than 25% of the thread is lost due to damage or during repair. INSTALLATION: 1    Slide oil pan (4) under the engine. 2    Apply  sealing  compound  to  the  sealing  surface  of  the  oil  pan  flange,  and  install  the  lower gasket (7). 3    Apply sealing compound to the lower sealing surface of intermediate bottom (5) and place the bottom on lower gasket (7). 4    Apply  sealing  compound  to  the  upper  sealing  surface  of  intermediate  bottom  (5)  and  place upper gasket (6) on top of the intermediate bottom. 5    Apply sealing compound to the sealing surface of the crankcase bottom flange. 6    Using  screws  (1)  and  washers  (2),  secure  bushings  (3)  and  oil  pan  (4)  with  assembled gaskets to the bottom flange of the crankcase.  Tighten screws (1) alternately, until oil pan is secured to the crankcase. 7    Wipe excess sealing compound from the oil pan and crankcase. 3-51

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