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23.  KNOCKS  AT  IDLE  WHEN  HOT
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27.  NOTICEABLE  LOSS  OF  POWER

TM  9-2320-289-34 Table   2-1.   Mechanical   Troubleshooting   (Con’t) MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION step   4. Drain   cooling   system.   (See   TM   9-2320-289-20)   Remove   engine   mounts.   (See paragraph  3-3)  Remove  starter.  (See  TM  9-2320-289-20)  Inspect  2  oil  galley  plugs at  front  of  engine  block  and  7  oil  galley  plugs  at  rear  of  engine  block.  Oil  galley plugs  should  be  flush  with  engine  block. If  oil  galley  plugs  are  damaged  or  recessed  in  engine  block,  cut  slot  in  oil galley   plug   with   chisel,   pry   out,   and   discard.   Apply   sealant   (Item   56, Appendix  B)  to  new  oil  galley  plug,  and  using  oil  galley  plug  installer,  drive into  engine  block  until  flush. If   oil   galley   plugs   protrude   from   engine   block,   drive   into   engine   block   until flush  using  oil  galley  plug  installer. 26.   OVERHEATS Step  1. Step  2. Step  3. Step  4. Step  5. Step  6. Attempt  to  spin  fan  and  fan  clutch  by  hand. If  fan  and  fan  clutch  revolve  more  than  five  times  without  drag,  replace  fan clutch.   (See   TM   9-2320-289-20) Visually   check   to   see   if   lateral   movement   of   fan,   as   measured   at   fan   blade, exceeds   approximately   0.25   in.   (6.35   mm). If   lateral   movement   exceeds   approximately   0.25   in.   (6,35   mm),   replace   fan clutch.   (See   TM   9-2320-289-20) Check  for  silicone  fluid  leakage  around  fan  clutch  bearing  assembly.  Small  leakage will   not   normally   affect   operation. If   silicone   fluid   leakage   appears   excessive,   replace   fan   clutch.   (See TM  9-2320-289-20) Start   engine,   allow   to   reach   operating   temperature,   then   shut   off,   Carefully   feel radiator  from  right  side  to  left  side.  Radiator  should  be  warm  on  right  side  and  hot on  left  side,  with  an  even  temperature  rise  from  right  to  left.  Cold  spots  indicate restrictions. Repair   or   replace   radiator   if   there   are   any   restrictions. (See TM  9-2320-289-20  and  TM  750-254) Start  engine  and  check  for  leakage  from  water  pump  and  water  pump  plate. If  leakage  is  evident,  replace  water  pump.  (See  paragraph  3-48) Inspect  each  cylinder  head  gasket  for  leakage. If  there  is  leakage,  remove  and  inspect  cylinder  head.  (See  paragraph  3-7)  If cylinder   head   does   not   require   replacement,   replace   cylinder   head   gasket and  install  cylinder  head. 2-20

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