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Stryker FOV: Stop Circuit Breaker Tripping
November 16, 2023 — Turning on the MFoCS2 processor power switch before powering on the auxiliary power bus will keep circuit breaker 81 on the FBCB2 from tripping. Read on for more info…... MORE

Stryker: Check Vehicle Fluids the Right Way
February 23, 2023 — Check ALL Stryker fluids regularly both before and after missions to keep the vehicle combat ready. The TMs say to check fluids after each mission. But checking them before a mission is never a bad idea. Keep reading for more info…... MORE

Stryker: Field-Level Welding Repair Program
April 21, 2022 — There’s a new field-level welding repair program for Strykers called the Unit Welding Immersion Program (UWIP) that’s intended to help shorten the current turnaround time for welding-related faults. Click >> MORE... MORE

Corrosion: Bust Rust with TACOM CCI Checklists
March 31, 2022 — Maintenance leaders, did you know the TACOM Corrosion website has corrosion control inspection (CCI) checklists? It sure does. Here's what you need to know... MORE

Stryker: Calibrate and Maintain Height Management System
January 24, 2022 — Stryker maintainer, the most important thing you can do to maintain a high level of readiness is to properly calibrate the height management system (HMS). Proper calibration requires use of the height management unit (HMU), which consists of a level button, height adjustment toggle switches, height adjustment activity LEDs and status indicators. ... MORE

Stryker: Height Management System PM
November 23, 2021 — Operators, preventive maintenance is very important for making sure your Stryker’s height management system (HMS) works like it should. So follow these tips to keep your Stryker’s HMS functioning so it doesn’t end up on a DA Form 5988-E, Equipment Maintenance and Inspection Worksheet, with an X beside it for Non Mission Capable (NMC)... MORE

Stryker: Maintain RWS to Get Most Bang for the Buck
September 7, 2021 — One sound you never want to hear while in a firefight or qualifying at the live-fire range is a “click” instead of a “bang.” That “click” sound means something is wrong with your Stryker’s remote weapon station (RWS)! But by properly maintaining the RWS, you can stay in the fight while saving money, time and effort. ... MORE

Strykers: Maintaining the Mortar Carrier Vehicle’s RMS6-L
July 29, 2021 — Crewmen, your M1129A1 MCV, M1251A1 MCVV and M1252 MCVV Stryker’s RMS6-L 120mm mortar system needs a lot of attention to stay combat ready. Keep the following Do’s and Don’ts in mind so that your mortar does its job:... MORE

M1-Series Tanks, Stryker FOV: STORM SLX Not Compatible with RWS and CROWS
July 2, 2021 — Crewmen, there’s some important info you need to know about the AN/PSQ-23 illuminator, integrated, small arms (STORM SLX), NSN 5855-01-647-6498. That model STORM is not compatible with the remote weapon system (RWS) and common remotely operated weapon station (CROWS) for M1-series tanks or the Stryker FOV... MORE

Stryker: Only You Can Prevent Fires!
May 19, 2021 — There are far too many Stryker fires happening across the fleet. Damage done just since 2013 has added up to really big bucks! Let’s look at a few things that could help prevent fires from happening... MORE

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