(d).
Turn  tubing  nut  slowly  with  wrench  while  turning  tubing  with  other  hand.  When  the  sleeve  grips  the
tubing, that is when the tubing can no longer be turned by hand, stop turning nut and note position of
wrench.  This is termed the ring grip point.
(e).
Then, tighten the nut an additional one turn past the ring grip point.
(f).
Unscrew  nut  and  remove  the  tubing  from  the  mating  fitting,  or  presetting  tool.    Inspect  the  preset  as
described in Figure 6-1.
(g).
When installing a preset tubing assembly, lubricate with clean oil.
  
CAUTION
At installation of tubing assemblies, do not overtighten tubing nuts.
(h).
Insert tubing assembly into fitting and tighten nut until a sharp rise in torque Is felt.  Starting at position of
sharp torque rise, tighten the nut 1/4 additional turn to complete the assembly.
  
NOTE
At the point where the torque starts to rise, the sleeve and tubing are just touching the seat.  An additional 1/4 turn
produces a seal with the fitting and restores the bow to the sleeve.
(3).
Replace damaged or defective fittings.
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DISASSEMBLY OF MAJOR COMPONENTS:
Limit disassembly of major components to the extent necessary
to repair or replace a given assembly.  All major components are covered In the following paragraphs.  Refer to Figure 7-1
for major components.
  
NOTE
Unless  otherwise  specified,  all  figures  referenced  in  this  section  will  be  found  In  Section  VII,  Illustrated  Parts
Breakdown.
  
NOTE
Remove  tubing  and  hose  assembly  as  needed  in  the  disassembly  process.    Tag  tube  or  hose  assembly  for
reassembly purposes.
WARNING
Do not attempt to disassemble any part of the brake air system without first being sure that all pressure has
been relieved from the system.  (See Figure 7-1 and 7-2).
6-4.
AIR  OVER  HYDRAULIC  BRAKE  SYSTEM  (  TUBING  GROUP  ):  See  Figure  7-2.      The  following  paragraphs
contain disassembly, cleaning, inspection, repair or replacement and assembly instructions for the air over hydraulic brake
system.
a.
Disassembly- Disassemble the air over hydraulic brake system only to the extent necessary - to repair or replace a
defective part or parts.
(1).
Unscrew  and  remove  the  service  air  hose  assembly  (1,  Figure  7-2)  at  the  towbar  mounting  post.    Do  not
disassemble the service air hose assembly unless necessary.
(2).
Unscrew  tube  assy.    (8,  Figure  7-2)  at  the  towbar  mounting  post.    Disengage  from  connector  (7)  Remove
adaptor (2).  Unscrew and remove bulkhead coupling (3) from
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