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TM 5-4210-233-14&P-1 Table 5-2.  Direct Support Troubleshooting - Continued MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION DRIVE LINE 1 HIGH PITCHED SQUEAL OR GRINDING SOUND FROM CENTER BEARING AREA Check center bearing wear. Replace drive shaft center bearing (see para 5-7). ENGINE 1 FAILS TO CRANK Step 1.  Check battery charge and starter.  Charge battery or repair or replace starter (para 5-12 and 5-14). Step 2.  Check if engine is internally seized.  Try to rotate crankshaft by turning crankshaft pulley clockwise.  If engine does not turn, engine is seized. Remove and repair engine (see para 5-11 and Chapter 6). 2 CRANKS - WILL NOT START Step 1.  Check fuel pump operation.  Disconnect fuel line at inlet side of secondary fuel filter and crank engine. If no fuel flows from fuel line, replace or repair fuel pump (see para 5-16). Step 2.  Check injectors for free fuel flow.  Remove fuel pipe between return manifold connector and injector.  Crank engine to pump fuel through injector.  If fuel does not flow freely, tag injector, replace fuel pipe, and check each injector same way. Replace or repair tagged injectors (see para 6-43). Step 3.  Check for damaged or broken compression rings.  Remove air box covers (see para 6-11). Inspect three compression rings through ports in cylinder liners. Replace damaged or broken compression rings (see para 6-33). 3 HARD TO START/STALLS AT IDLE SPEED/DOES NOT RUN SMOOTHLY Step 1.  Check exhaust valve and exhaust valve bridge clearance (see para 6-20 and 6-24). Adjust exhaust valve and exhaust valve bridge clearances (see para6-20 and 6-24). 5-10

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