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TM 5-2420-222-34 8-2. TRANSMISSION MAINTENANCE (Con’t). NOTE Note number of exposed threads on setscrew before removal. 12. Using   multiple   tongue   and   groove   slip-joint   pliers,   remove   setscrew   (27)   and   preformed   packing   (26)   from transmission (6).  Discard preformed packing. CAUTION Do  not  remove  plugs  or  straight  pins  in  steps  13  through  16  unless  damaged. Removal may damage parts. 13. Remove three plugs (19) from transmission (6). 14. Remove transmission plug (25) from transmission (6). 15. Remove one straight pin (20) and four straight pins (21) from transmission (6). 16. Remove two straight pins (38) and sleeve bushing (36) from transmission (6). 17. Remove pipe plug (22) from transmission (6). 18. Remove protective cap plug (18) and metallic tube (17) from transmission (6). 19. Remove drain plug (34) and spring tension washer (35) from transmission (6). 20. Remove drain plug (24) and preformed packing (23).  Discard preformed packing. CAUTION Do not remove sleeve bushing unless damaged.  Removal may damage parts. 21. Using ball-peen hammer and drift, remove c’ eve bushing (37) from transmission (6). c. CLEANING AND INSPECTION WARNING Avoid  contact  with  live  steam.    Live  steam  can  burn  skin,  cause  blindness,  and cause  other  serious  injury.    Be  sure  to  wear  protective  apron,  gloves,  and  safety goggles when using live steam. 1. Using steam cleaner, clean outside of transmission.  Clean all holes and recesses and remove all foreign matter from inside transmission. WARNING Compressed air used for cleaning or drying purposes, or for clearing restrictions, should  never  exceed  30  psi  (207  kPa).    Wear  protective  clothing  (goggles/shield, gloves, etc.) and use caution to avoid injury to personnel. 2. Flush transmission with clean water.  Dry thoroughly with compressed air. 8-10

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