TM 5-4320-200-13 & Pb.Cleaning andInspection.(1) Thoroughly clean fuel tank.Drycleaning solvent, P-D-680, used toclean parts is potentially dangerous topersonnel and property.Avoid inhalationof fumes and repeated or prolonged skinexposure.Wash exposed skin thoroughlywith soap and water.Use in well venti-lated area away from open flame orexcessive heat.Flash point is 100°F(38°C).(2) Clean fuel strainer and cap with approved cleaningsolvent; shake dry.(3) Inspect for cracks, breaks, or other damage.(4) Repair cracks and breaks, using approved arc weldingmethods.Make sure all gasoline fumes are removedfrom tank before starting welding opera-tions.Fumes in tank can cause a severeexplosion if ignited.c.Installation.Repeat the removal procedure in reverse sequence.4-2.2.Fuel Lines, Filter.a.Removal.(1) Refer to figure 4-2.Loosen finger nut (1) on yoke (2)of fuel filter.Swing yoke upward and remove fuel bowl (3) and unscrewfilter (4).(2) Disconnect fuel line (5) from tank and fuel filter.(3) Disconnect fuel filter from engine fuel pump.Change 4 4-3
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