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TM  9-2320-356-BD Procedural    Steps: Option   1: Replacement   of   a   Short   Damaged   Tube   Section. 1. Cut   out   and   square   the   damaged   portion   of   the   tubing. 2. Deburr   and   clean   the   ends. NOTE If   a   beading   tool   is   not   available,   make   an improvised   head   by   wrapping   string   or   wire around   the   tube. Coat   the   string   or   wire   with sealant   or   hardening   epoxy. 3. Bead   the   tubing   1/2   inch   from   the   ends. 4. Select   a   length   of   medium-   or   high-pressure   hose   with   an   inside   diameter   equal to   the   outside   diameter   of   the   tube. Cut   the   length   4   inches   longer   than   the removed   piece   of   tubing. 5. 6. aid 7. Coat   string   and   hose   with   sealant. Slide   the   hose   ends   over   the   ends   of   the   tubing. Use   grease   or   system   fluid   to in   sliding   the   hose   over   the   tubing,   particularly   the   bead. Secure   the   hose   with   two   hose   clamps. Position   clamp   screws   180   degrees   to each   other. 8.   Record   the   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   completed,   as   soon   as practicable, repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. 3-21 Pressure   test   the   assembly.

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