FUEL TANK REPAIRMaterial/Parts:GeneralSafetyInstructions:l The following repair procedures apply to both theupper and lower fuel tanks.Dry-cleaning solvent (item 17, Appx B)Cleaning solvent (item 56, Appx B)• For minor repairs, 1-inch or smaller, use repair kitRepair kit, fiberglass (item 64, Appx B)(item 75, Appx B).Epoxy cement (item 61, Appx B)Fire retardant paint (item 57, Appx B)• Applying fiberglass and epoxy repair materials in acold shop retards curing.Wear respirator and rubberized protective clothing when working on• CONTENTS OF REPAIR KIT (10941900)fiberglass. Fiberglass dust inhalation can cause severe respiratory(LARGE HOLES - 1-INCH OR LARGER)problems. Fiberglass particles embedded in the skin will cause irritationand possible infection. Particles in the skin are extremely difficult to(1) One-pint can epoxy resin (1)remove.(29 One-quarter pint can hardener (1)NOTE(3) Glass cloth (1) roll(4) Aluminum screen wire (1) pieceFUEL TANK CONSTRUCTION(5) Regenerated silica (1) bag(6) Hardwood depressors (1) dozen(7) Acid brushes (6)• The fuel tanks on the M992 vehicle are(8) Release file (2) piecesconstructed of fiberglass, which is formed by(9) Instructionslaminated sheets of glass cloth held togetherwith synthetic resin. When liquid resin cures(hardens), it binds together filaments of glassin cloth to create a solid panel. The strength ofthe panel is provided by the glass fiber whilethe resin acts merely as a bonding agent,supplying only limited additional strength tothe panel. Damaged sections in reinforcedfiberglass tanks can be repaired by patchingwith materials contained in repair kits.4-20.1Change 4TM 9-2350-267-34
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