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TM 5-4210-233-14&P-1 5-23.  TURBOCHARGER-Continued (16) Fill center housing (20) with clean engine oil through fitting (21). NOTE Be  sure  the  exhaust  manifold  remains  seated  on  the  locating pads on the cylinder head. (17) Connect oil hose (22) to elbow (21) and tighten hose nut.  Tighten the turbo to exhaust manifold adapter bolts to 30-35 lb-ft. f. Follow-on Maintenance. (1)   Connect air inlet elbow to turbocharger (see para 4-128). (2)   Connect exhaust outlet pipe to turbocharger (see para 5-44). (3)   Connect batteries (see para 4-114). NOTE The  lube  oil  supply  connector  formerly  installed  in  the  plate  is now assembled directly to the turbocharger center housing.  The oil  inlet  of  current  TV  turbochargers  is  being  threaded  by  the manufacturer. (4)   Start engine and run at idle for ten minutes.  Engine oil pressure should register at 10 PSIG on the gauge in the cab. CAUTION Do  not  hold  the  compressor  wheel,  for  any  reason,  while  the engine is running.  This could result in personal injury. (5)   Check turbocharger gaskets and ducts for leaks. CAUTION If any such noise is apparent, stop the engine immediately and determine the cause. (6)   Operate the engine at rated output and listen for sounds of metallic contact from the turbocharger. CAUTION After the turbocharger has been operating long enough to permit the  unit  and  the  oil  to  warm  up,  the  rotating  assembly  should coast freely to a stop after the engine is stopped.  If the rotating assembly    jerks    to    a    sudden    stop,    the    cause    should    be immediately determined and eliminated. (7)   Shut off engine. (8)   Install engine enclosure (see para 4-127). 5-162

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