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Stryker: Prevent Component “Snorkeling”
April 29, 2021 — Strykers across the fleet are experiencing height management system (HMS), central tire inflation system (CTIS) and anti-lock braking system (ABS) malfunctions due to fluids and water accumulating in Stryker hull cavities. Read on to discover ways to avoid these malfunctions. ... MORE

M1135 NBCRV Stryker: BAWS PMCS Change
October 14, 2020 — Does your unit have M1135 NBCRV Strykers? If so, be aware that there’s a change to Item 19 in WP 0103-17 in the quarterly PMCS tables in TM 3-6665-397-13&P (Sep 15). It relates to servicing the biological agent warfare system (BAWS)... MORE

Strykers: Stay on Top of Cannon Tube Record Keeping
September 8, 2020 — Units should keep in mind that good recordkeeping is essential for making sure their M1129A1 MCV, M1251A1 MCVV and M1252 MCVV Stryker’s mortar carrier RMS6-L cannon tubes are ready for training and combat duty... MORE

Stryker: Inspect and Tighten Commander’s Hatch Hinge Bolts
July 17, 2020 — Crewmen, the outboard side of the 1128 MGS Stryker commander’s hatch hinge has four (4) bolts that can loosen from vibrations during normal vehicle operations. Loose bolts can fall out, shear off or be stripped from their steel inserts, all of which can damage the hatch. Worse, the hatch can fall and seriously injure someone!... MORE

M1252 Stryker: Clean and Lube Cannon Tube
June 16, 2020 — Crewmen, the recoilless mortar system (RMS6-L) on your M1252 Stryker mortar carrier needs a lot of care so it can keep throwing rounds down range. One thing you do that the current TM doesn’t mention is removing the 120mm mortar tube from the recoil inner sleeve during monthly PMCS. ... MORE

Stryker: Extended Water and Fuel Can Bracket NSNs
May 21, 2020 — Extended water and fuel can brackets are now available for the Stryker. The new brackets replace the shorter version of the brackets currently installed on each side of the rear ramp. They attach in the same position using existing hardware... MORE

M1134, M1253 Stryker: Avoid a Missile Mishap!
May 5, 2020 — Crewmen, be sure to always conduct the pre-mission GRIPS tests and correct firing sequences for your anti-tank guided missile system (ATGM) Stryker. If you don’t, it’s possible you could launch an approximately $200,000 missile by mistake!... MORE

Stryker: Avoid Ramp Crunch with Proper Washer Placement
April 28, 2020 — Mechanics, putting the flat washers in the wrong place when reattaching the ramp chains after maintenance could end up damaging the pulley housing. There are two flat washers, NSN 5310-01-510-5385. Don’t assume that both washers go on each side of the connector... MORE

Stryker: Turn In Unserviceable Taillights
April 20, 2020 — The repair program for the existing Stryker taillight is in short supply. So if you have any unserviceable taillights, NSN 6220-20-006-6025, turn them in right away... MORE

Stryker: Ramp PM Keeps Vehicle Mission Ready
February 11, 2020 — Following these tips will help keep your Stryker’s ramp working and make sure you and your fellow Soldiers stay safe during operations:... MORE

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