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TM 5-4210-220-12 Table 4-2 UNIT TROUBLESHOOTING - Continued MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION 7a LOSS OF COOLANT FROM RADIATOR SYSTEM - Continued Step 6 Check winterization pump seal for leaks Replace pump, (see para. 4-20) Step 7 Check battery heater for leaks Repair or replace heater, (see para. 4-20) Step 8 With tanks empty, check water and foam tank heat exchangers for leaks. Repair or replace heat exchanger (water tank) or whole tank (foam tank), (see para. 4-20) Step 9 Check for water in engine oil.  Tank a sample with engine running. Refer to Direct Support Step 10 Check for water in transmission oil Refer to Direct Support 7b OIL IN RADIATOR COOLANT Sample radiator coolant and determine whether oil is from transmission or engine Refer to Direct Support 7c FAN AND SHUTTER WILL NOT OPERATE IN AUTO Step 1 Check engine at working temperature (190 deg. F) Allow engine to reach normal temperature Step 2 Check air lines to multistat and to shutter and fan Replace/repair connectors or hoses as required, (see para. 4-22) Step 3 Check multistat for operation Replace as required, (see para. 4-22) 4-36

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