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TM 5-4210-233-14&P-1 Table 2-1.  Operator PMCS Procedures - Continued Item Interval Equipment Is Not No. A D W ITEM TO BE INSPECTED/Procedures Ready/Available If: 15 EXHAUST SYSTEM Exhaust Pipe, Muffler, Spark Arrestor, Tall Pipe, Clamps and Hangers Check that all components are in place and free of - Any component is at damage.  Be sure all clamps and hangers are tight. ground level; exhaust gasses leaking. Check for holes, severe corrosion, loose connections. 16 FUEL TANK ASSEMBLY Fuel Lines and Piping Check for chaffing or nicks.  Report any deficiencies to - Fuel is leaking. Unit Maintenance. Fuel Tank Check fuel level after every mission.  A minimum of 3/4 tank must be maintained.  Ensure cap is tightened. Check for any signs of fuel leakage.  Report any leaks   - Fuel tank leaks. to Unit Maintenance. Fuel Tank Mounting Straps Check that straps are tight and free of damage, - Fuel tank mounting cracks, or severe corrosion. strap missing or broken. 17 FRAME AND BUMPER ASSEMBLY Front Bumper Be sure bumper is not severely scratched, scored or - Attaching hardware dented.  Clean as required.  Be sure all nuts and bolts totally missing from are tight.  Refer to Unit Maintenance for repair. one end of bumper. . 2-41

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