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TM 9-2320-364-34-4      23-77 (6) Using alignment tool, compressed air regulated to a maximum of 40 psi (276 kPa), and controllable rubber tip safety blowgun, align fifth clutch plates as follows: (a) Install clutch alignment tool on fifth clutch assembly (7) to align internal-splined fifth clutch plates.  To fully seat alignment tool, turn back and forth gently until tool falls in place. (b) Attach lifting tool to turbine shaft (8). NOTE Assistant must apply constant pressure until forward clutch assembly is installed in transmission. (c) With the aid of an assistant, position safety blowgun in fifth clutch oil port (9) located in center of valve body mounting area. (d) Apply 40 psi (276 kPa) maximum air pressure through oil port (9) to lock clutch plates. (e) Remove clutch alignment tool from fifth clutch assembly (7). Forward clutch and turbine shaft assembly weighs 67 lbs (30 kg). Attach suitable lifting device for installation to prevent possible injury to personnel. (7) Autach lifting tool to turbine shaft (8). (8) With the aid of an assistant, apply air and install forward clutch assembly (5) in transmission housing (10). (9) Release air and remove lifting device and lifting tool from turbine shaft (8). f. Follow-On  Maintenance: Install torque converter housing, (Para 23-12). END OF TASK

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