TM 10-3930-638-24&P 2-3. SERVICING NEW EQUIPMENT (10) Check that all drain plugs are securely tight- (cont) ened. b. Service Check. a. Removal of Protective Compounds.  Remove preservative compounds from metal surfaces with cleaning  solvent  P-D-680.  Check  and  ensure  that  all fill opening are clear. b. Cleaning. Clean all dust and dirt from seat, instrument  panel,  wiring,  engine,  and  radiator c. Lubrication. Lubricate vehicle in accordance with LO 10-3930-638-12. 2-4. INITIAL CHECKOUT AND ADJUSTMENT a. Inspection. (1) Inspect equipment for damage incurred dur- ing shipment. If equipment has been dqamaged, report the  damage  on  DD  Form  6,  Packaging  Improvement  Re- port (refer to DA PAM 700-3 for instructions on prepara- tion of DD Form 6). (1)  Remove  shipping  klik  pin  and  shipping  lock pin from holes in front and rear chassis and stow in stor- age  area  as  shown  below. (2) Perform before operation PMCS (refer to the separate Operator’s Manual, TM 10-3930-638-10). 2-5. MOVEMENT TO NEW SITE (2) Check equipment against packing slip to see if shipment  is  complete.  Report  all  discrepancies  in  accor- dance with instructions of TM 38-750. (3) Check to see whether equipment has been modified. WARNING If NBC exposure is suspected, all air filter media should be handled by personnel wear- ing protective equipment. Consult your unit NBC Officer or NBC NCO for appropriate handling or disposal procedures. (4) Check air cleaner for damage. (5) Cheek gages and instruments on instrument panel for broken glass or other damage. (6) Check control levers for bent or broken condi- tion. (7)) Check engine accessories f’or loose connec- tions  and  insecure  mounting. (8) Check wiring for loose connections, damaged insulation.  and  broken  wires. (9) Check fittings, lines, and hoses for cracks, loose connections, and broken or missing parts. 2-2   Change   5 a. Driving. The vehicle may he moved under its own power without any special preparation or may be transported on a suitable truck and flat bed trailer. If transported on on a flat bed trailer: WARNING Be sure ramp is securely fastened to flat bed trailer to prevent personnel injury and damage to equipment. (1) Place ramps between flat bed trailer and ground. NOTE Ramps shall not provide a grade of more than 40 percent. (2) Drive vehicle up ramps and position on flat bed trailer. Turn engine off and apply parking brake. (3) Install blocking at front, rear, and sides of vehicle. (4) Install tiedowns at front and rear axles (refer to plate 20, paragraph 1–1 2). b. Towing. Vehicle is towed rearward using tow bar and chains located on rear. special procedures shall be performed prior to towing operation. Refer to preparation for movement, Operator’s Manual, TM 10-3930-638-10, for these procedures.