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Section VII. SERVICE BRAKE AIR CHAMBERS ASSEMBLY
Figure 30. Power cluster assembly, removal and installation.

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enough
to
stop
the  leakage
position promptly and without binding.
otherwise  the  diaphragm,  flange
Check push rod travel to be sure it is at a
sealing surface, or clamping ring
minimum without brakes dragging.
could be destroyed.
(3) With a full pressure application, check the
Note.
brake chamber for leakage.
Maximum push rod stroke at which
Note.
brakes should be readjusted is 2 1/4
If leakage is detected around the
inches.
flange, or clamping ring, the bolts
should be tightened evenly but only
Section VIII. DIFFERENTIAL LOCKOUT POWER CLUSTER ASSEMBLY
b. Inspection and Repair.
137. General
Applied air is admitted through the inlet port in the
(1) Inspect the air cylinder body for scratches,
cylinder body. Pressure is exerted against the piston
dents, or other damage which would
face, forcing piston and rod to move toward the
cause damage to piston cup. Replace a
hydraulic cylinder and actuate it.  Piston travel also
defective cylinder body.
compresses the piston return spring. The piston carries
(2) Inspect piston for tightness on rod.
a piston cap, which seals against the cylinder body wall
Replace defective piston.
to prevent pressure leaks past the piston, and a felt
(3) Inspect the piston cup for wear or
wiper, which cleans and lubricates the body wall ahead
distortion.  Replace a defective piston
of the piston. Piston movement changes the cylinder
cup.
volume on the atmospheric side of the piston causing air
movement through a filter breather port located in the
(4) Inspect the boot and spring for cracks,
cylinder head. The power cluster applies air pressure
breaks,  and  loss of  spring  tension.
over hydraulic fluid activating the hydraulic system on
Replace defective parts.
the differential and transfer case lockout clutches.
(5) Replace or repair any worn, damaged, or
defective parts.
138.
Power Cluster Assembly Removal
and
Disassembly
140.
Power Cluster Assembly Reassembly and
a. Removal.
Remove the power cluster as
Installation
instructed on figure 30.
a. Reassembly.  Reassemble the power cluster
b. Disassembly.  Disassemble the power cluster
assembly in reverse of  the numerical sequence
assembly in numerical sequence as illustrated on figure
illustrated on figure 31.
31.
Note.
Piston must be tight on rod and at
139. Power Cluster Assembly Cleaning, Inspection,
right angles to rod center line.
and Repair
b. Installation. Install the power cluster assembly
a. Cleaning.  Clean all parts with an approved
as instructed on figure 30.
cleaning solvent and dry thoroughly.
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