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Preventative Maintenance (PMCS) of the HMMWV As translated upon TM 9- 2320-280-10

Preventative Maintenance (PMCS) of HMMWV

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Preventative Maintenance (PMCS) of the HMMWV

As translated upon TM 9-2320-280-10

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Preventative Maintenance (PMCS) of Tactical vehicles (HMMVEE)

Standard – Soldiers will learn how to properly PMCS any HMVWEE Vehicle with no supervision before any operations involving any HMMVEE

Condition – Class room settings with power point presentation and lecture.

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Preventative Maintenance (PMCS) of Tactical vehicle (HMMVEE)

PMCS (Preventative Maintenance Check and Services)- Thorough inspection of any tactical vehicle prior and

after operating any tactical vehicles. - Failure to conduct PMCS of vehicles can lead to dire

consequences.

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1.) Leaks

HUMVEE1.) Leaks - Check both front and side exterior for any leaks. Any leaks detected must be further investigated before further continuation of PMCS. Check underneath for any evidence as well.

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Examples

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Types of leaks

The amount of leakage is designated by three categories of leaks.Class 1 – Leakage indicated by wetness or discoloration, not great enough to form drops.Class 2 – Leakage great enough to form drops, but not enough to cause drip from item being checked/inspected.Class 3 – Leakage great enough to form drops that fall from the item being checked/inspected

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CAUTION

Operating the HUMVEE is allowable only with class 1 or 2 leakage except for the brake system. However, more frequent checks must be made!

WHEN IN DOUT, NOTIFY YOUR SUPERVISOR

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2.) Tires

• Check tires for any underinflated (less than the recommended tire pressure).

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2) Tires

It will during tire inspections that any brake fluid leaks will be visible. Always check underneath the tire and behind it (under the vehicle).

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2.) Tires

If tires are under inflated or in any condition needs to be replaced, consult with your frontline supervisor.

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2.) Tires

Check tire thread depth. Tread should not be worn beyond level of wear bar (1/16 in)

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2.) Tires

Check for missing or loose wheel stud nuts and lug nuts. Tighten loose lug nuts and have unit maintenance tighten stud nuts to proper torque.

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3.) Engine Compartment

Power Steering Reservoir

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4.) Transmission Fluid & Engine Oil

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Overall Engine

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5.) HMMWV instrument panel

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5.) HMMWV Instrument Panel

M 38 Light Switches

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5.) HMMWV Instrument Panel

Ignition Switch

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5.) HMMWV Instrument Panel

Oil Pressure Gauge

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5.) HMMWV Instrument Panel

Voltmeter

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5.) HMMWV Instrument Panel

Engine Temperature Gauge

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5.) HMMWV Instrument Panel

Air Restrictor Gauge

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6.) Front and Rear lights

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7.) Turn Signals

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8.) HMMWV essential items