TM 9-2350-256-34-13-57.Mechanical Transmission Oil CoolerAssembly.a.Removal. Refer to paragraph 2-33 forinstructions on removal and installation.b.Disassembly.Disassemble the oil coolerassembly as shown in figure 3-23.c.Cleaning.Clean dirt and other foreign materialfrom all parts with drycleaning solvent or mineral spiritspaint thinner, followed by wire brushing where necessary.Dry with compressed air.d.Inspection and Repair.(1)Inspection.(a)Inspect oil cooler for cracks,distortion, breakage, and other damage that might causeleakage or otherwise impair its use.(b)Inspect threaded parts for nicks,cross threading, and other evidence of excessive wear.(c)Inspect guard assembly for brokenwelds, cracks, and other damage that would impair itsuse.(2)Repair.Replace any parts that aredefective.e.Assembly.Assemble the mechanicaltransmission oil cooler assembly in reverse order ofdisassembly.3-58.Mechanical Transmission and Main HydraulicPump Assemblya.Removal.Refer to paragraph 2-32 for removaland installation instructions.b.Repair.Refer to TM 9-2350-256-34-2 forinspection and repair instructions.3-59.Hoist Winch Assemblya.Removal.Refer to paragraph 2-35 for removaland installation instructions.b.Repair.Refer to TM 9-2350-256-34-2 forinspection and repair instructions.3-60.Main and Hoist Winch Brake BandAssembliesa.Removal. Refer to paragraph 2-39 for removaland installation instructions.b.Disassembly.Disassemble the brake bandassembly as shown in figure 3-24.Figure 3-23. Mechanical transmission oil coolerassembly-disassembly and assembly.c.Cleaning.Clean dirt and other foreign materialfrom all parts with drycleaning solvent or mineral spiritspaint thinner, followed by wire brushing where necessary.Dry with compressed air.3-44 CHANGE 7
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