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TM 5-4210-220-34 2-8. REAR STEP, TOW RINGS, AND HOSE REEL DOOR - Continued REMOVAL NOTE The rear step is not an assembly.  Parts making up the group may be removed individually.  For hose bed removal, remove only: tow rings (1) rear trim RH (2) rear trim LH (3) rear step (4) mounting plate LH (5) mounting plate RH (6) detach heat retainers from door only hose reel rollers will be removed when rear step and mounting plates are removed. (1)     If the step itself is to be removed, tag and disconnect the harness wires from the right rear lamps of the truck and pull harness back through the rear step. (2)     To pull harness clear, remove marker lamps and associated wires. (3)     All components may be removed individually.  Use procedures in para.  2-7 to remove fasteners INSTALLATION (1)     No particular order of assembly is required.  Prior to installation of any part, coat mounting area of part with a 1/8 in.  bead of sealant (item 25, Appendix B). (2)     Use procedures detailed in para.  2-7 for lockbolt and rivet installation. (3)     When all metal parts are attached, install wire harness through rear step support channel and up Into hose body rear boxes.  Ensure all holes in body through which harness is drawn are fitted with suitable grommets (4)     Connect wires as tagged in step 1 of REMOVAL preceding. (5)     Install marker lamps. (6)     Test all lamps to ensure all wires are connected correctly. REPAIR (1)     Minor body damage such as dents and bends, may be straightened using basic body repair tools. (2)     Chipped or damaged surface protection may be repaired by spot painting (para.  2-7). (3)     Severely   damaged   components   must   be   replaced.      When   this   is   required   use   the   REMOVAL   and INSTALLATION procedures preceding to replace such panels 2-23 ( 2-24 Blank)

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