TM 9-2320-211-20
(5) Tighten the front clamp on the inlet hose
(6) Place the front end of the stay rod (fig. 2-
multifuel models, install the washers and nuts to
s e c u r e the stay brace at the front. Do not com-
pletely compress the springs.
(7) Slide the slotted ends of the radiator upper
shield (fig. 2-125) under the head of the bolt and
lockwasher on the left and right headlight support
brackets, and tighten the nuts and bolts.
(8) Slide the front end of the radiator inlet
hose (fig. 2-126) on the radiator inlet, and tighten
the hose clamp.
(9) Install the brush guard (para 2-236).
(9) Lift the radiator (fig. 2-126) away from
(10) Fill the cooling system. Refer to TM 9-
the mounting place.
2320-211-10.
2-111. Drive Belts--Gasoline and Diesel
Models
a. Adjustment. Drive belt adjustment should be
made on new engines after the vehicle has traveled
100 miles. Check the drive belt tension by applying
a slight pressure individually to each belt at a point
deflection at this point should be between and
inch as indicated in figure 2-127. If belt deflection
is less than inch or more than inch, adjust as
follows:
b. Installation.
(1) Be sure that the two radiator support
spacers are installed on the left and right mounting
studs on the bottom of the radiator; then insert the
radiator mounting studs in the holes in the engine
front mounting support.
( 2 ) Install the springs (rubber mounts on
multifuel models), washers, and nuts on the
radiator mounting studs from the underside of the
e n g i n e front mounting support. Tighten the nuts
evenly. Do not completely compress the springs.
(3) Slide the radiator ground strap terminal
under the head of the ground strap retaining bolt
and tooth type lockwasher at the top left side of the
the generator-to-adjusting a r m
(1) Loosen
f r a m e front crossmember, and tighten bolt. On
screw (fig. 2-127).
multifuel models, connect the ground strap to the
(2) lnsert the end of the rim tool-and-wheel
shroud.
( 4 ) Tighten the clamp to secure the outlet
hose at the lower right side.
