TM 5-3895-373-34 2.20 REPAIR FUEL LIFT PUMP - Continued. C. INSPECT - Continued. 2. INSPECT BODY (4) FOR WARPED FLANGES, WORN     ROCKER     ARM,     AND     WORN     OR BROKEN ROCKER ARM SPRING. a. Inspect   body   (4),   surface   B,   for   warped flanges.        Fit    body    and    cover    flanges together  with  file  marks  aligned  and  check for gaps between flanges. b. If body flange is warped, place emery cloth on  a  flat  surface  and  place  body  flange  on paper. c. Lightly   sand   flange   until   smooth.      Check body and cover flange fit. Repeat procedure as needed. d. Rinse  body  in  warm,  soapy  water  and  use compressed  air  to  remove  foreign  matter. Dry body with a clean, lint-free cloth. e. Inspect  rocker  arm  surface  C  for  wear  and rocker   arm   spring   surface   D   for   wear   or damage.    Replace  fuel  lift  pump  if  rocker arm surface is worn or rocker arm spring is worn or damaged. 3. INSPECT    DIAPHRAGM    SPRING    (15)    FOR WEAR, COMPRESSION, AND CORROSION. 4. REPLACE DIAPHRAGM SPRING (15) IF WEAR,     COMPRESSION,     OR     CORROSION ARE DETECTED. D. ASSEMBLE. 1. INSTALL DIAPHRAGM SPRING AND DIAPHRAGM ON BODY. a. Install diaphragm spring (15) into body (4). b. Position  diaphragm  (13)  on  spring  with  tab (14)  on  diaphragm  positioned  in  line  with mounting flange on body. c. Press  down  hard  on  center  of  diaphragm. Grasp tab on diaphragm and turn diaphragm approximately 1/4 turn clockwise while pressing down on diaphragm. Align screw holes on diaphragm with screw holes on body. GO TO NEXT PAGE 2-294