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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-30 REAR AXLE - Continued 4-30.5 Air Shift Units. This task covers a. Replacement b. Repair TOOLS MATERIALS/PARTS Shop Equipment, Automotive 9, Appendix E Dexron Maintenance and Repair, 21, Appendix E Petroleum Jelly NSN 4910-00-754-0705 22, Appendix E Pipe Sealant 28, Appendix E Silicone Sealant EQUIPMENT CONDITION 113581 Lock Up Shift Unit Main Engine Shutdown (see para. 2-10) 73507 CTD Air Shift Unit APU Shutdown (see para. 2-12) 119855 Shift Fork Seal Batteries Disconnected (see para. 4-24.12) All Wheels Blocked All Air Tanks Drained REPLACEMENT a    4-Wheel Drive Air Shift Unit Replacement NOTE Parts for the air shift unit can be bought separately or as a total unit.  The shift unit, including the shift fork (10), is included in the replacement unit.  If shift fork must be replaced,  request  assistance  from  Direct Support Level. (1) Remove  control  air  line  (1)  and  fitting  (2) from shift unit cover (5). (2) Remove  capscrews  (3)  and  lockwasher  (4) attaching  cover  (5)  Remove  cover  and  O- ring (6). (3) Remove nut (7), flatwasher (8), and O-ring (9) from shift fork push rod (10). (4)    Remove capscrew (11) and lock washer (12) attaching body (13) to power divider housing.  Remove body (13) and piston (16) assembled. (5) Remove spring (17) from shift fork (10). (6) Clean old sealant from power divider mounting flange. NOTE If  air  shift  unit  is  repaired,  remove  piston  (16)  from  body  (13).    Remove  piston  stop  (15). Discard  all  O-rings  and  felt  oilers.    Inspect  all  other  components  for  damage.    Replace  as required. (7) Inspect new components for nicks, scratches, and other defects before starting installation. 4-576

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