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Reset stop lever by hand.


Operators, once the EMERGENCY ENGINE STOP lever is pulled on your M939/AI truck, you won't be able to restart it until the hood is raised and the fuel cutoff valve is manually reset.

You're fooling yourself if you think it's just a matter of pushing the EMERGENCY ENGINE STOP lever back in. You'll just keep cranking an engine that won't start. That drains the batteries and can burn up the starter.

Remember that the EMERGENCY ENGINE STOP lever is for emergencies only. Use both the battery ON/OFF switch and the START/RUN/OFF switch to shut down the engine under normal conditions
This article is about the philosophical argument; for normal conditions in the sense of standards see the corresponding articles, e.g. Standard conditions for temperature and pressure.
.

Shutdown procedures should be closely followed on all M939's equipped with antilock an·ti·lock  
adj.
Of or being a motor vehicle braking system that electronically monitors and adjusts individual wheel speeds during braking to prevent the wheels from locking.
 braking system (ABS). Otherwise, the electronic control unit (ECU ECU

See: European Currency Unit


ECU

See European Currency Unit (ECU).
) may be damaged, faults created, and the ABS valves will stop working. Turn the vehicle light switch off and turn the ignition switch Noun 1. ignition switch - switch that operates a solenoid that closes a circuit to operate the starter
ignition system, ignition - the mechanism that ignites the fuel in an internal-combustion engine
 to the OFF position. Then wait for the engine to completely stop before turning the battery switch to the OFF position.

If you must use the lever, call in your mechanic to reset it and check out the problem before trying to start the engine again.

M916A1/A2, M91 7A1 Rear Axle Brake Camshafts

NSN NSN National Stock Number
NSN Nokia Siemens Networks
NSN National Storytelling Network
NSN NATO Stock Number
NSN New Substances Notification (CEPA)
NSN National Student Number (NZ)
NSN Never Say Never
 2530-01-446-7969 gets the righthand (curbside) brake camshaft for the truck's rear bogie bo·gie 1 also bo·gy  
n. pl. bo·gies
1. One of several wheels or supporting and aligning rollers inside the tread of a tractor or tank.

2.
 axle. It's also used on the lefthand front bogie axle. Order NSN 2530-01-446-6784 when you need the lefthand (streetside) rear and righthand front brake camshaft. Both NSNs replace the parts info shown as Item 21, Fig 195 of TM 9-2320-363-24P.

M101A3 Trailer Bow

Use NSN 2540-00-693-0744 to get the steel bow for the 3/4-ton trailer. This bow is used on all models in the M101-series trailers, and is shown as Item 21 of TM 9-2330-202-14&P.
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Publication:PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
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Date:May 1, 2005
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