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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-19.  WINTERIZATION SYSTEM. 4-19.3 Winterization Water Circulation System. This task covers a Removal b Inspection c. Installation TOOLS Tool Kit, Master Mechanic, NSN 5180-00-699-5273 EQUIPMENT CONDITION Main Engine Shutdown (see para. 2-10) APU Shutdown (see para. 2-12) Batteries Disconnected (see para. 4-24.12) MATERIALS/PARTS 22, Appendix E Pipe Sealant DHH750 Hose, Silicone HS12 Clamp, Hose DHH1000 Hose, Silicone HS24 Clamp, Hose 3700X12 Tee KF12-12PS Nipple Barbed 186101-20-16S Nipple Barbed FIG1103,1 1/4NPT Elbow Street FC-300-24 Hose, MDM Press KF12-08PS Nipple Barbed FIG 300,1/2" Valve Gate FIG343x4 00x1/2 Nipple Pipe 116-B-08 Elbow Street FIG92-04 Check Valve 186101-12-16S Nipple, Barbed FIG 300,3/4 Valve, Gate 3326X12 Nipple, Close 116-B-12 Elbow, Street 110-B-12X08 Bushing, Reducing 112-B-08 Nipple, Close 3220X16X12 Bushing Reducing WARNING Engine  coolant  can  be  hot  enough  to  cause  severe  burns.    Allow  engine  to  cool  before maintaining the water circulation system. REMOVAL (1) Drain radiator by opening valve on right hand side.  Collect coolant in suitable container.  Total volume is approximately 15 gal (57 L). NOTE If hose/fitting to be replaced can be isolated by clamping adjacent hose, use a pair of hose crimp retaining pliers on each side.  This saves draining the whole system.  Be sure the pliers are not overtightened as this will damage the hose (2)   Determine  which  end  of  hose  that  is  to  be  removed  is  the  lowest.    Place  container  beneath connection. (3) Undo connector and collect coolant in container. (4) Individual components that are leaking may be removed as required. INSPECTION (1) Inspect hose for cracks or brittleness.  Replace hose if either condition is present. 4-292

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