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TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL
TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1
FRAMES
Fig. 3 Typical Dry Type Air Cleaner
Fig. 4 Typical Dry Type Air Cleaner (Box Type)
The box dry type air cleaner shown in Fig. 4 differs from
the other dry type air cleaners illustrated, in that air passes
through the air cleaner element from inside to outside (Fig.
5).
Oil Bath Air Cleaner
All oil bath air cleaners, regardless of size or shape (see
Figs. 6 and 7), clean air in the following manner. Uncleaned
air is drawn through the upper
Fig. 5 Box Type Dry Air Cleaner Element
Fig. 6 Typical Oil Bath Air Cleaner
portion of the unit and then downward at high velocity. Just
above the oil reservoir, in the bottom of the cleaner, the
direction of air travel is suddenly reversed. This reversal of air
flow causes the larger particles of dirt to fall into the oil. The
partially cleaned air then travels upward through an oil
moistened filtering element where any remaining dirt and dust
particles are removed. The cleaned air then enters the
carburetor.
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