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TM   9-2320-270-10 FORDING  -  CONTINUED After  Fording Water  may  have  entered  components  or  possibly  contaminated  the  fluid  systems.  If  water  has entered  components,  it  must  be  removed  before  it  can  cause  damage  to  systems,  surfaces,  or equipment.  The  following  checks  will  help  find  and  get  rid  of  unwanted  water: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Apply  brakes  several  times  to  dry  brake  shoe  linings.  Be  sure  brakes  are  working  prop- erly  before  driving  at  normal  speeds. Let  engine  run  a  while  after  fording  to  drive  out  water. If  salt  water  was  forded,  wash  M911  Truck  Tractor  thoroughly  with  fresh  water. Drain  and  dry  any  areas  where  water  has  collected. Lubricate  unpainted  surfaces  to  guard  against  rust  and  decay. Check  all  electrical  wiring  and  components  for  wetness.  Dry  any  wet  areas  thoroughly. Check  engine  oil  and  transmission  oil  dipsticks  (4)  and  (5)  for  signs  of  water.  If  water bubbles, water streaks, condensation, or unusually high oil level is found, notify organiza- tional  maintenance. Dry  and  lubricate  all  crew  level  lubrication  points  and  notify  organizational  mainte- nance  to  perform  after  fording  lubrication  checks  and  services  (See  LO  9-2320-270-12 Notify  organizational  maintenance  of  any  services  or  repairs  the  M911  Truck  Tractor needs  before  returning  it  to  normal  use. 2-121

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