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TM  9-2320-356-BD 7-13. HOSE COLLAPSE General    Information: When   the   rubber   in   the   coolant   hoses   starts   to   deteriorate,   it   becomes   soft   and   has a   spongy   feeling. Overheating   problems   that   occur   only   at   high   engine   speeds   are normally   from   collapse   of   a   deteriorated   hose   on   the   suction   side   of   the   water pump. The   hose   can   be   reinforced   by   inserting   a   rigid   hollow   object   like   a   can   or coiled   wire   to   prevent   the   hose   from   collapsing. Limitations: o   None Personnel/Time   Required: o   1   soldier o   15-60   minutes Materials/Tools: o    Tin    can o   Stiff   wire   (coat   hanger, welding   rod) Other   Options: o   Operate   at   reduced   engine   speed. Procedural    Steps: 1. Gain   access   to   hose. 2. Drain   coolant. 3. Loosen   and   remove   clamp   from   one   end   of   the   hose.   Disconnect   hose. 4. Insert   a   can,   with   ends   removed,   or   bent   wire   into   the   hose. 5. Connect   and   tighten   the   hose. 7-12

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