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TM   9-2320-356-BD Option   4: Bypassing   Damaged   Air   Reservoirs. 1. Disconnect   air   lines   from   both   damaged   air   reservoirs. 2. Determine   which   line   comes   from   the   compressor   and   which   one   goes   to   the   air hydraulic    cylinder. Attach   the   lines   together. 3. Plug   lines   needed   to   maintain   air   pressure. 4. Start   engine   and   check   for   leaks. 5. Record   the   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   completed,   as   soon   as practicable,    repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 11-16. BRAKE CHAMBER DAMAGE OR FAILURE General    Information: The   brake   chamber   is   an   air   device   that   operates   the   brakeshoes   of   a   vehicle.   When the   chamber   is   damaged   or   fails,    the   brakes   will   automatically   lock   up   and   stop   the vehicle. If   one   or   more   of   the   brakes   will   not   release,   the   following   procedure   will   allow the   vehicle   to   move. Limitations: o  Reduced  braking  ability       o   Reduced   speed Personnel/Time    Required: o   1   soldier o   30   to   60   minutes Material/Tools: o   Adjustable   wrench o   Caging   tool 11-13

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