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TM 9-2320-364-10      2-205 Excessive wheel slippage while traveling up a steep upgrade could cause drive line damage.  When wheel slippage is detected, immediately stop the truck. (4) Proceed up the grade by releasing service brake pedal (4) and gradually applying throttle as traction allows.  If wheels start to slip, stop truck and go to Step (7). (5) After reaching the top of the grade, stop the truck and unlock transfer case (3).  Select appropriate transmission gear, transfer case range and CTIS setting for the terrain. (6) If CTIS EMERGENCY was selected, back truck up approximately five to ten ft. (1.5 to 3 m) to relieve drive line loading.

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