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engine, and operate at fast idle until temperature
Caution: Do not pour cold coolant or
reaches at least 180 degrees F. Continue to operate
water into radiator when engine temperature is
e n g i n e for at least five minutes. Stop engine.
above 200 degrees F. Cold coolant or water,
Remove radiator cap, and open drain cocks on
regardless of engine temperature, will close the
radiator and engine block. Allow system to drain
thermostat and prevent complete filling of
completely. If water is discolored to any extent,
engine water jackets and passages. When filling
repeat the flushing operation.
the system with cold coolant or water, always
operate engine until normal operating tem-
(4) Fill system. Close drain cocks on radiator
and engine block. Pour coolant (consisting of a
perature is reached (thermostat opens); then,
premixed solution of 50 percent antifreeze con-
add coolant or water as required to fill radiator.
forming to Federal Specification O-A-548 and 50
Warning: Radiator cleaning compound
c o n t a i n s acid. Avoid contact with skin. If
percent water) into radiator. Install radiator cap.
Start engine, and allow to operate at fast idle until
contact occurs, wash affected area immediately
temperature gage shows norm al operating tem-
with baking soda  solution or with liberal
quantity  o f w a t e r . I f c l e a n i n g c o m p o u n d
perature. Stop engine. Remove radiator cap and
check coolant level in radiator. If necessary, add
splashes into eyes,  wash immediately with
coolant until level is approximately one inch below
liberal quantity of water and obtain medical aid
top of radiator filler neck. Reinstall radiator cap.
as quickly as possible.
(2) Clean system. Close drain cocks on engine
3-12. Air Cleaner
block and radiator. Pour cleaning compound
a. General. Clean the air cleaner element after
c o n f o r m i n g t o  specification MIL-C-10597B
every 75 hours of tractor operation under normal
(ORD) into radiator. Fill radiator with water, and
conditions. When operating under very dusty or
install radiator cap. Start engine and operate at fast
sandy conditions, clean the element daily.
idle until temperature reaches at least 150 degrees
b. Removing,  C l e a n i n g , and Reinstalling Air
F. Allow engine to operate at least 30 minutes. Stop
Cleaner Element.
engine. Remove radiator cap, and open drain cocks
(1) Remove wing nut and cover plate from
on radiator and engine block. Allow system to drain
front of air cleaner (fig. 3-3).
completely.
( 2 ) Withdraw element from  b o d y o f a i r
Caution: Be sure after using cleaning
cleaner.
compound to flush cooling system thoroughly
(3) Tap element lightly on floor or bench,
as described below. Cleaning compound
being careful not to deform the element. Blow dust
contains a strong acid which if not completely
from plated element with compressed air under
flushed away may attack parts of the cooling
light pressure.
system. Do not attempt to flush the system by
Caution: Do not direct high pressure air
inserting a hose into the radiator with the drain
steam at element. Do not wet the element for
c o c k s open and the engine running. This
cleaning or for any other reason.
procedure will cause the thermostat to close
(4) Reinstall element on air cleaner body with
and stop circulation of water through the
cover plate and wing nut. Tighten wing nut firmly.
engine.
Note. Obtain and install a new filter element after
(3) F l u s h s y s t e m .  C l o s e d r a i n c o c k s o n
every 800 hours of tractor operation.
radiator and engine block. Fill cooling system with
clean fresh water, and i n s t a l l radiator cap. Start

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