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TM   9-2320-356-BD 6-17. BYPASSING  FUEL  FILTER General    Information: Multifuel   engines   have   two   fuel   filters   located   at   the   rear   of   the   engine.   There are   two   lines   that   have   to   be   removed   from   the   filter   housing. This   paragraph   will   incorporate   procedures   for   the   CUCV,   HEMTT,   M939   series   5-ton, M35   series   2-1/2-ton,   M39   series   5-ton,   M911   and   the   M915   series   engine   fuel systems. Limitations: o   A   possible   chance   of   a   clogged   injector o   Degraded   power Personnel/Time    Required: o   1   soldier o   15-30   minutes Materials/Tools: o   3/8-inch   pipe   coupling o   3/8-inch   pipe   tee o   Hacksaw o   Clamps   from   compressor air   intake   line   (2) o   Hose Procedural   Steps: Option   1: Couple   Fuel   Lines   for   Multifuel   Engines. 1. Disconnect   the   inlet   and   the   outlet   lines   at   fuel   filters. 2. Disconnect   the   3/8-inch   fittings   from   the   inlet   and   outlet   lines. 3. Connect   the   3/8-inch   fittings   to   a   coupling   and   connect   the   fuel   lines   to   the coupling. NOTE Couplings   may   be   either   style. 4. Record  the  BDAR practicable,    repair action   taken. When   the   mission   is   completed,   as   soon   as the   vehicle   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 6-15

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