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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-18.  PUMP, PIPING, AND VALVES - Continued (11)    Install  the  primer  inlet  hose  (10)  onto  the primer inlet connection and tighten the gear clamp (11). (12)  Install the primer return hose (13) onto the primer inlet connection and tighten the gear clamp (12). (13)  Tighten the suction tee capscrews (1) to 270 ft lb (365 Nm). (14)  Tighten the pump discharge elbow locknuts (6) to 150 ft lb (205 Nm). (15)  Wipe off excess gasket eliminator (Item 2, Appendix E) from pipe flanges. (16)        Raise    the    pump    suction    bracket    into position  and  attach  pipe  clamp  to  suction pipe.  Install outermost capscrews through pump,  pump  bracket    and    suction    pipe bracket.    Tighten  capscrews  and  nuts  to 270  ft  lb  (266  Nm).    Tighten  pipe  clamp securely. (17)  Allow gasket eliminator to cure for at least one hour prior to testing for leaks. (18)  Ensure the drain valve (9) on the priming pump housing is closed.  Fill the pump primer reservoir (14) with antifreeze (item 2, Appendix E) through the reservoir fill tube (25). (19)  Check the fire pump oil level (see Lube Order LO 5-4210-220-12) (20)  Install box rear plate (C). (21)  Install all equipment in compartment box. (22)  Install reducer gear to pump drive shaft as detailed in para.  4-17.3. (23)    Fill  tank  and  start  fire  pump  as  detailed  in para.    2-11    and    check    for    any    leaks. Tighten/remake joints as required. (24)  Replace heat shields as detailed in para. 4- 11.2 and para. 4-11.3. 4-219

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