CHAPTER 2 CONVENTIONAL AIR INDUCTION SYSTEM CREW MEAINTENANCE

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CHAPTER 2

CONVENTIONAL AIR INDUCTION SYSTEM

CREW MAINTENANCE

2-1. General

This chapter contains inspection and maintenance instructions that the crew is authorized to

perform to keep the air induction system operational. A large percentage of engines have to be

replaced because dust, dirt, and foreign material is drawn into the engine due to a defective air

induction system. The crew is responsible for the condition of the vehicle. Crew maintenance

is limited to performance of the daily preventive maintenance, checks, and services (PMCS).

R e p o r t all uncorrected defects to organizational maintenance. The crew may perform other

maintenance procedures, but only under the direction of organizational maintenance.

2-2. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS)

The following PMCS table lists checks and services that are to be performed on a daily basis to

find, correct, or report problems that are caused by normal wear and tear.

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