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TM 5-2420-222-20-2 HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM BLEEDING - CONTINUED ACTION LOCATION ITEM REMARKS BLEEDING - CONTINUED 11. Left brake pedal (1) Brake pedal lock (3) Have assistant push up to unlock. (1) and right brake pedal (2) CAUTION To prevent damage to hydraulic cylinder parts, do not allow the brake pedal to return sharply. NOTE Hydraulic cylinder reservoir must be refilled after each 15 strokes of brake pedal. 12. Hydraulic Left brake pedal (1) a. Have assistant depress and release un- cylinder (4) til fluid in nonmetallic tubing is free of air bubbles or until 15 strokes have been completed. b. If 15 strokes have been completed and air bubbles are still present in fluid, refill hydraulic cylinder reservoir by performing step 1 or steps 3 thru 5, then repeat step 12. c. When air bubbles are no longer present in fluid, have assistant depress all the way and hold. 13. Left axle Special screw (6) a. Using 3/8-inch box wrench, tighten. housing (5) b. Take off nonmetallic tubing. 14. Hydraulic Left brake pedal (1) Have assistant release. cylinder (4) 15. Transmission Filler tube (8) Take out nonmetallic tubing. cover (7) 16. Filler tube (8) Dipstick (9) a. Slide in all the way. b. Tighten. 17. Center platform (10) Filler lock (11) Move over top of dipstick (9). 2-872

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