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TM 9-2320-360-20-1 (8) Steering hydraulic system extended storage. CAUTION To  avoid  overfilling,  drain  oil  before  installing  additives.    Failure  to  comply  may cause damage to equipment. (a) Drain amount of oil from steering hydraulic reservoir that is equal to the quantity of additive being added. (b) Add  1.6  pt  (0.75  L)  VCI-326  vapor  corrosion  inhibitor  (MIL-P-46002B)  or  equivalent  to  steering  hydraulic reservoir. (c) Operate  steering  system  to  mix  additive.    Turn  steering  wheel  to  full  right  and  then  full  left   positions. Repeat this cycle three times. (d) If additional storage time is required, repeat steps (a) and (b) at yearly intervals. (9) Steering reduction gear box 2.21 to 1 extended storage.  None required. (10) Fuel system extended storage. (a) Drain fuel tank. (b) Change all fuel filters (paras 4-11 and 4-13). (c) Ensure  the  fuel  tank  contains  at  least  20  gallons  (75.7  L)  of  treated  fuel.    The  fuel  should  be  treated  with Biobor J F, (MIL-S-53021) or equivalent.  The addition of 3 teaspoons of biobor to 20 gallons of fuel will provide adequate protection  against  fungus  growth.    When  storing  a  vehicle  in  freezing  conditions,  the  addition  of  3  ounces  (88.7  ml)  of isopropyl alcohol (MIL-A-10-428) to 20 gallons of fuel will help prevent fuel line freeze up. (d) Run engine 5 minute to circulate clean treated fuel throughout the fuel system. (e) All fuel that is added to the vehicle during storage must be treated.  While in storage, there must always be at least 20 gallons (75.7 L) of treated fuel in the vehicle's fuel tank. (f) Cap off fuel system. (11) Battery extended storage. Remove batteries from vehicle (para 7-57) and keep fully charged (TM 9-6150-200-14). (12) Check the coolant level.  Test the coolant to ensure that the cooling   system  is  protected  against  corrosion  and temperatures   down   to   -30F   (-34C).      Add   antifreeze   or   corrosion   inhibitors   compatible   with   ethylene   glycol   base antifreeze if cooling system is not adequately protected (TB 750-651). f. When removing vehicle from storage, perform the following tasks: (1) Install batteries (paras 7-57 and 7-61). (2) Conduct  a  visual  inspection  to  the  vehicle  and  remove  moisture  proof  tape  from  engine,  transmission,  transfer case, and fuel system.  Check lubricant levels and tire pressures.  Correct any discrepancies. (3) Lubricate the chassis, ancillary equipment, and oil can points (LO 9-2320-360-12). I U.S.  GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1997 545-010/60571 Change 3  2-993 (2-994 blank)

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