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TM 9-2320-360-34-1 d. Steering Gear Relief Adjustment. NOTE Do  steps  (1)  thru  (14)  to  adjust  front steering  gear,  steps  (15)  thru  (28)  to adjust rear steering gear. (1) Remove  hose  no.  2301  (1)  and  elbow  (2) from front steering gear (3). (2) Install  flowmeter  (4)  on  hose  no.  2301  (1) and steering gear (3). CAUTION The   relief   valve   plungers   on   front steering   gear   must   be   adjusted   so there  is  1/16  in.    (1.6  mm)  between spindles  and  steering  stops.    A  steel plate  must  be  held  between  steering stop  and  axle  housing  to  obtain  this space.    Failure  to  comply  may  result in    damage    to    suspension,    brake, steering, or frame components. NOTE · Turning    relief    plunger    in    will increase space between axle stops;   out   will   decrease   space between axle stops. · Leakage  will  occur  if  relief  valve plungers  are  turned  beyond  flush with plunger boss. (3) Turn  rear  relief  valve  plunger  (5)  out  until flush with plunger boss (6). (4) Start engine (TM 9-2320-360-10). WARNING Keep hands and fingers from between     steering     stop     and     axle housing.  Failure to comply will result In injury to personnel. (5) Place   steel   plate   (7)   between   steering stop   bolt   (8)   and   axle   housing   (9)   while assistant  holds  steering  wheel  in  full  right position. (6) Turn     rear     relief     plunger     (5)     in     until pressure  gage  reads  500-650  psi  (3448- 4482 kPa). Change 1  13-63

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