WEEKLY PMCS
Perform these checks weekly or every 40 hours of operation, whichever comes first.
Enter your info first. Green OK, red NFMC. Print when done.
Lubricate all grease fittings — front and rear axles, driveshafts, steering linkage per lubrication order
Check power steering fluid level and inspect hoses for leaks or chafing
Inspect steering gear box for leaks and mounting bolts for tightness
Check wheel bearing play on all 8 wheels — no excessive looseness or roughness
Inspect independent suspension components — control arms, ball joints, and tie rods on all axles
Check shock absorbers for leaks, damage, or loose mounting hardware
Inspect brake drums and linings on all axles — minimum 1/4 inch lining remaining; no cracks in drums
Check automatic slack adjusters — must maintain proper brake adjustment; replace if not self-adjusting
Inspect battery — clean terminals, check hold-down, check electrolyte level in all cells
Check alternator belt tension and condition — 1/2 inch deflection; no cracks or fraying
Inspect radiator and deaeration tank hoses — no soft spots, cracks, or swelling
Check air intake system — air cleaner housing, ducting, and connections for leaks or damage
Check fuel filter for water or sediment — drain water separator if equipped
Inspect CTIS wheel end valves — no leaks; valves open and close properly on all 8 wheels
Check fire suppression system — inspect bottles, sensors, wiring, and control panel
Inspect NBC system — filter condition, seals, blower operation, and overpressure
Check RWS — traverse and elevation full range of motion; camera and optics functional
Inspect ramp hydraulic system — check fluid level, lines, and cylinder seals
Check tow hooks and lifting eyes — no cracks, proper mounting, no deformation
Check NATO slave receptacle — cover in place, no corrosion on contacts
Inspect fire extinguisher (portable) — pin in place, gauge in green, no damage
Check air lines and glad hands — no cracks, leaks, or damaged seals on trailer connections
Check vehicle records — DA Form 5988 current; all open faults annotated
NFMC — No Further Movement Criteria. Any fault on an NFMC item means the vehicle is non-mission-capable and must not be dispatched until repaired. Annotate on DA Form 5988 immediately.
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