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Disconnect
N o t e . Oil coolers will retain a certain amount
of oil after engine has been drained. Position a
s u i t a b l e container to catch the excess oil prior to
disconnecting  the  oil  cooler  inlet  and  outlet
hoses.
1. Disconnect oil cooler oil inlet hose (A) and remove
hose.
2. Remove screw (B) and nut attaching manifold heater
fuel tube clamp to hose clamp and remove clamps.
3. Disconnect oil cooler outlet hose (C).
4. Disconnect primary fuel filter fuel drain tube (D) and
drain fuel into suitable container.
Connect
1. Connect primary fuel filter fuel drain tube (D) to
primary fuel filter.
2. Connect oil cooler oil outlet hose (C).
3. Position manifold heater fuel tube clamp on fuel tube
and oil hose clamp on outlet hose. Install screw (B) and
nut securing clamps in plate.
4. Connect oil cooler oil inlet hose (A).
Figure 5-12. Disconnecting or connecting
right oil cooler hoses and primary fuel
filter drain tubes.
Remove
Install
1. Cut locking wire and remove two
bolts (A) and four
1. Install two bolts (B) and four spacers securing
spacers attaching engine oil cooler
to support beam.
transmission oil cooler to support beam. Install locking
2. Cut locking wire and remove two
bolts (B) and four
wire securing bolts.
spacers attaching transmission oil
cooler to support
2. Install two bolts (A) and four spacers securing engine
beam.
oil cooler to support beam. Install locking wire securing
bolts.
Figure 5-13. Removing or installing oil cooler to support bolts.
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