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TM 9-2320-270-10 Troubleshooting  -  Continued MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION ENGINE OVERHEATS (WATER TEMP Gage over 200°F) (93°C) WARNING Failure  to  remove  hot  radiator  cap  with  cloth  and  in  two  steps,  counter- clockwise  to  first  stop  to  let  pressure  release,  and  then  remove,  may  result in  serious  injury  to  personnel. Step  1.  Check  water  level  in  radiator  (1). If  water  level  is  low  (one  inch  (2.5  cm)  below  filler  neck  (2)), fill   with   proper   antifreeze   solution   (item   1,   Appendix   D). Step  2.  Check  for  leaks  in  radiator  (1)  and  hoses  (3). If  radiator  (1)  or  hoses  (3)  are  leaking,  notify  Organizational Maintenance. Step  3.  Check  radiator  cooling  fins  (4)  for  mud,  ice,  snow  and  dirt. If  cooling  fins  (4)  are  clogged,  remove  material  causing  clog. Step  4.  Check  cooling  fan  belts  (5)  for  looseness. If  cooling  fan  belts  (5)  are  loose,  notify  Organizational Maintenance. TA220907 3-10

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