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D E P R T M E N T

O T H R M Y T E C H N I C

L

M

N U L

CONTINENT

AL

6

CYLINDER E

NGINE

MODEL

AOS 895

DEP RTMENT

OF 

THE

RMY

JULY 952

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T M

9 1730A

T E C H N I C A L M A N U A L

C O N T I N E N T A L 6 C Y L I N D E R

E N G I N E M O D E L

A O S 895 3

TM9-1730A DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

C H A N G E S No.

if

W A S H I N G T O N 25, D. C., 28 November 1955

TM

9-1730A,

8 July

1952, is

changed as follows:

72. Cleaning Inspection and Repair of Crankshaft Assembly

 

.

Inspection.

1)

Crankshaft .

 

c) Check main

bearing

a

dial

indicator.

Note. Superseded)

Very

fine

markings

in the

thrust

area of

the crank journals may be polished over if new bearings are to be

installed. Reclamation of

worn

crankshafts

by

regrinding to

0.0100

undersize is permitted c l) o.l) below).

 

c.

Repair.

 1)

Crankshaft .

  a) Polish out any volatile mineral spirits,

a.l) Added)

During repair

or

rebuild

of engine,

any crank

shaft that is worn

beyond the wear l imits specified in

paragraph 154 may be reclaimed by grinding to 0.0100

undersize. Crankshaft must be held

to

th limits estab

lished in repair

and rebuild

standards par. 154) and

to the

specifications

in

and

2

below.

/.

Surface roughness

on

crank

pin

and journals not to ex

ceed

12

micro

inch.

  2 . Crankshafts must

be inspected by the

electro

magna-

flux method

for

fractures and surface cracks after

finishing.

TAGO

307-JB Dec. 360482 55

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153. Crankcase

(par. 69)

 

6.

Main

bearings.

Figure

N o.

*

132

(Added)

(Added)

*

Reference

letter

*

DD

DD

G

G

*

Point

of

measurement

* * »

OD o f main

bear ing journals

o n crankshaft— standard.

OD o f main bear ing journals

o n crankshaft— 0.0100 un -

dersize.

ID o f main

bearings

at

proper

tightness

standard.

ID o f m ain bearings at proper

tightness— 0.0100 under -

size.

  * *

Sizes

and fits

of new parts

*

3.4970

to 3.4980.

--

3.4870

to

3.4880

3.5015

to

3.5040

3.4915 to

3.4940

*

Wear

limits

*

3. 4957

14857

3.

5053

14953

*

154. Crankshaft and Connecting Rod

Assembly

(par. 72)

a r a n k s h a f t

Figure N o .

*

132

(Added)

132

(Added)

132

*

132

(Added)

132

131

(Added)

131

*

Reference

letter

*

DD

DD

G

G

*

D

D

N

N

*

Point

of measurement

* * *

OD o f main

bearing

journals—

standard.

OD

of main

bear ing journals

0.0100 unders ize.

ID

o f

main

bearings at proper

tightness

— standard.

ID

of

main bearings

at

proper

tightness

0.0100 under

size.

  *

OD

o f c o n n e c t i n g

rod

jour

nal— standard.

OD o f

connec t i n g

rod jour

nal

0.0100

unders ize.

ID o f connec t i n g rod bear ing

at

proper

torque

tightness

o n bolts (par.

167)

— stand

ard.

ID o f c o n n e c t i n g rod bear ing

at proper torque tightness

o n

bolts

(par.

167)— 0.0100

unders ize.

 

* *

S i z e s and fits o f new

parts

*

3.4970

to

3.4980

3.4870 to

3.4880

3.5015

to

3.5040

3.

4915

to

3.4940

*

3.2480

to

3.2490

3.2380

to 3.2390. . .

3.2525

to

3.2540...

3.2425 to 3.2440

Wear

limits

*

3. 4957

3 . 4857

3 . 5053

3.

4953

 

3 . 2460

3 .

2360

3 .

2560

3 . 2460

*

T GO 74B

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6 . M

ain

bearings.

F

igure No

.

 

132

 A d

ded)

132

  Adde

d)

1 32

 

Reference

letter

*

G

G

DD

DD

 

Point of

me a sure me nt

*

*

ID of main bear in g s

at

 proper

tightn

ess

 

stan

dard

ID o f

m a i n

bea ring

s

at

pro

pe r

tightness

 0. 0100 u n d

ersize.

O D o f m a i n

bearing jo

urnals—

st

andard

O D  o f m a i n

bearin g

journals—

0.0100

 u n dersize.

 

Sizes a nd fits of n ew pa

rt s

*  *

3.5015 to 3.5040...

3

.491 5 to 3.49

40...

3 .497

0

to

 3 .4980

3 .4

870 to

3.4880

We a r

lim i

ts

*

3 . 5053

3 . 4953

3 . 4957

3 . 485

7

*

c.

Connecting

 

rods

.

Fi g u re N o.

*

131

  Added

)

131

1 3

2

  A

dded)

132

 

Refe

rence

l

etter

*

N

N

D

D

*

Point

of me a sure me nt

*

*

ID o f

c o n n ecti

n g

rod bearing

w

hen   instal

led with prop

er

torque

o n

bo lts pa r.

167)

standard

ID of c o n n e c

t ing rod  

b

e a r i n g

w h e n

in stal

led

with pro

pe r

torq

ue o

n

bolts

par. 16 7

)

0 . 0 1 0 0 u

ndersize.

O D  

o f crank

shaft journal—

standard.

O D

of  crankshaf

t journal

0 . 0 1 0 0 u n d

ersize .

 

Size

s

and flts

of

n

ew p

arts

*

3 .2525 to

3 .2425 to

3 .2480 to

3 .2 3 8 0 to

 

3.2540...

3 . 2 4

40

3 . 2 4

90

3 . 2 3 9 0

W e a r

lim its

*

3 . 2 5 6 0

3 . 2 46 0

3 . 2 4

6 0

12360

»

[4

12.5 4

N

o v 55)]

TAGO 74B

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  YORDER O F

 THE SECRET

ARY OF THE ARMY:

OFFICIAL

M

AXWELL

D.

T A Y L O

E ,

General,

United States Army,

Chief

of 

Staff.

JO

HN

A .

KLEIN,

Major General,

United Sta

tes

Army

,

The Adjutan

t General.

DISTBIBUTION:

Active

Army:

CNGB

(1)

Tec S v

o,

D

A

(2) except

COFORD

(25)

Ord Bd (2)

Hq

CO

NARC (3)

A r my

A A

Com

d

(2)

OS Maj

Comd

(2)

OS Base C o md (2)

L og

 

Comd (3)

MDW (1)

A rmies (3)

Corps

(2 )

 

Div

(2)

Ord

Gp

(2 )

Ord Bn (2 ) 

except

TOE 9-45R (1)

Ord

C o (2 ) exc

ept TOE 9-12

R,

9-17R, 9-46R, 9-47R

, 9-49R,

9-57R, 9-229R, 9

-347R, 9-

367R

, 9-387R

(1 ) 

Ft &

 

Cp

(2 )

G

en   Br Svc S ch (2)

(except O rd

S ch (50)

PMST

Ord

RO

TC

Units

(1)

Gen  

Depo

ts (2) except

Atlanta

Gen Depot (None)

O rd  

Sec,

Gen Depots

(5)

O rd  Depot (10) except

Rossford O

rd

D

epot (1 2)

Anniston O

rd

Depot

(1 8)

Trans Terminal

Comd

(2 )

 

O

S Sup A

gencies

(1)

O rd  PG (10)

O rd  

A rsenal

(5)

except

Raritan A rsenal

(100)

B enicia A rsenal

(20)

Mil

Dist

(1)

O rd

 

Proc Dist (10)

 

M A

A G (1)

Mil Msn

(1 )

NG: St

ate A G (6); units—same

as Active A

rmy except allow

ance

is

 one

copy to 

each unit.

USAR: Non

e.

For

explanation 

of

abbreviations

used,

see

SR 320-50-1.

TA

GO 3074B

6PO 924217

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TM »-1730A

C-2

TECHNICAL M

A N U A L

AOS-8

95-3

H E A D Q UA E TE R S,

DEPARTMENT

O F

THE A

RM Y

W A S H I N G T O N 25, D.O.,

7 December 1959

TM

9-1730A

 

C H A N G E S No.

 2

TM 9-1730A,

8

July

1952, is changed a

s

follo

w s:

151 ylin ers

(par.

64)

 

b Cylinder Bor

e

Figu

re

No.

*

E

eference

letter

*

Point of measurement

* *

Maximum

out

of

round of cylinder

bore.

Sizes and fits

of new

parts

*

*

0 . 0010

Wear

limits

*

0. 0 0 5 0

A G

412 .5

(2 Nov

59)]

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By Ord

er

o

f Wilber

 

M

. Brucker S

ecretary of

  the Army

:

L. L. LEMN

ITZEB,

Gen

eral United Stat

es Arm

y

Official:  

Chief

of

Staff.

R .

V

.

LE

E,

 ajor Genera

l nite

d

S

tates

Army 

Th

e

Adju

tant G

eneral.

Distr

ibution:

Act

ive

Army:

Tech Stf ,

 

DA

1)

except CofOrd

 

14)

Ord B d

2)

U S

A R A D C O M

  Egn 2)

U S A R A D C

O M 2)

OS   M

aj

C o m d

2)

except

USCINCEU

R

7)

 

OS Base  C o m d 2)

Log Co m d 3)

M OW

  1) 

A r m i es

3

) except First U S

A

r m y

5)

Corps

2)

Div 2)

Ord G p 2)

Ord Bn

2)

Ord Co

  2)  except

  TOE a: 9-12,

9-17, 9-45, 9

-4 7, 9-57,

9-229,

9-347, 9-367,

9-37 7, 9-

3 87

 n o n e ) .

Ft  B ra

g g 2), Ft Hood,

Ft S a m

Hous

ton 7),  Ft B

liss

9),

Ft

Sill

6), Ft

B

elvoir

7)

Svc College

2)

Br S

v c S c h 2)

except U S A O rd

S ch 

50 )

PMST S r

Div O R D

 

Unit

1)

GENDE

P 2)

Ord

Sec, GENDEP

  5)

O rd Dep

10) exc e

pt

Sioux

2)

NG: State A G 3

);

u n i t s — n on e .

USAR:

N one.

F

or

explana

tion o f

abbreviatio

ns used,

B

lack H ills,

Savanna

5),

To o

ele

4),

S

ierra,

Umatil la , W i

ngate

3),

R o ssford

1 2 ), 

An n i s t o n

O

rd Dep 18)

Port of Emb OS)

2)

OS Sup

A g c y 1)

Ord PG

10)

Ord A r

senal 5)

e:

c e

pt

Benicia

3 0)

,

R o c k

Island  12), F

rank- 

ford

45

),

Raritan

5

8),

Joliet

4),

L

ake

City

 

3), Radfo

rd

A rsen

al 1)

S pring

field A rm

ory 2)

O rd Pr

o c

Dist

1)

except N e w

York

5),

 

Ph

ila 4), St Louis

3 ),

 

Clevel

a n d 2), Chicago

Ord Dist n o n e )

O

rd Tank

Autmv C o m d

55)

Ord

A

m m o C o m d

  1)

Fid C

omd, D e f Atomic

Spt A

gcy

  1)

U S A

C o r p

s R e s )

  1)

JUSMAG

 

G r e e

ce) 2)

JB USMC

2)

M A A G : Belg iu m

, G e r m a

n y,

Italy,

 

Japan

, S pain,

United

Kingdo

m 2)

Units o r

ganized unde

r following

TOE: 2 9-5

5 2)

see A R

3 2 0 - 50 .

U S GOVERNMENT

 

PRINTING OFFICE

: 1959

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D

EPARTMENT

O

THE

 

A

RMY

TECHNICAL MANUAL

TM 9 1730A

C

ONTINENTAL

 

6-CYLI

NDER E

NGINE

A OS 89

5 3

DEPARTMENT 

O THE

RMY ULY 1952

United

Slates

Government

Printing  

Office

Washington 952

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This manual is

correct

to

13

June

1952

D

EPARTMENT

  OF

 

THE

 

A R M

Y

WASHIN G

TON 25, D .

C .

,

8 July

 

1952

T

M

9-1730A is published

 

for

the info

rmation and

guidance o

f

all c

oncerned.

[AG

412 .5 (23

Jun

52)]

  Y

O

RDER OF THE S E

CRETA R Y OF

 

THE AR

MY:

O F F I C I A L

:   J. LA

W TON

C O

L L I N S

W M .

E. BER

GIN Chief of Staff Un

ited States Arm

Major Gener

al USA

The A

djutant Genera

l

D I S T R IB

U T I O N :

Active Army:

Tech

S

vc (1) ; Tech

S vc B

d

(2)

; AFF  (2) ;

AA

C om d

(2); O S

Maj Co

md

(10)

; Base C o m d

(2); M D W (3);

Log

 C o m d (5)

;

A (20

) ; C H Q

(2); Div (2)

; Regt

9

 

(2); Bn 9 (2)

; C O 9

(2); FT 

(2); S c h (5) except 9

(50); PMS & T 9 (2)

 ; G en Dep

(2); Dep 9

(10); POE

(5), 

O S D

(2);

PRGR

9

(10);

Ars

9 (10);

Proc

Dist

9

(10) ; M il Dist (

3).

N

G: Sa

me as Active

Army 

exce

pt

one cop

y

to

each

unit.

 

ORC

:

Same

as

Acti

ve Army

except one

 copy

to

each uni

t.

For

explanation

 of distr

ibution fo

rmula, see SR 310-90-

1.

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CONTEN

TS

Paragraphs Page

Section I General ___________

_____________

1-3

1

//

Description and data ______________

___ 4-6

5

CHAPTER

2.

PARTS SP

ECIAL

TOOLS

  AND EQUIP

MENT 

FOR

FIELD 7 10 9

AND D E

PO T

MAINTENANCE.

3.

TROU

B L E

SHOOTING

Section I General ______________

__________

11-12 2 3

II Engine ______________

__________

13-14 2 4

CHA

PTER 4. ENGINE

Section I

Description and data

_______________ 15-33 33

// Preparation

of engi

ne

fo

r rebui

ld _________ 34-36

 

46

III Disassemb

ly of

stripped

engine

in

to

sub

- 37-55 51

assemblies.

IV

Rebuild of

 accessory

c a s e _ — — — — — — — — _ — — —

 

56-59 69

V

Rebuild

of

camshafts

and

drives_________

60-62

116

VI

Rebuild of

cylinders__

_______________

63-65 12 2

VII

Rebuild of pistons, pins, and rings________

66-68

134

VHI

Rebuild of

cr

ankcase________________

69-79 137

IX Rebuild of crankshaft

and

conne

cting rod

71-73

1

41

assembly.

X Rebuild

of

oil

pumps________________ 74-75 1

51

XL

Rebuild of

cooling

fan

and

fan

clutch assembly

76-78 

15 8

XII Reb

uild of throttle linkage_____________

79-81 16 2

XIII Cleaning, inspection, a

nd repair of individual

82-101

170

parts.

XIV

Assembly of engine

 

from subas

semblies____ 102-128 2 08

XV Tes

ts 

and adjustments ____

__________ 129-13

1

2 4 2

XVI Run-in

 

t

est

_______

_______________

132-134 2 43

CHAPT ER

5

HYDRAULIC

  GOV

ERNOR 135-138 246

6. REPAIR

AND R EB U I LD STANDARDS _——_________

139-167 253

APPEN

DIX REFERENCES

___—

—__-__—__——————__————___

_______ 3

45

INDEX

_______— — — -— — — — — —

— - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

——______ 350

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CHAPTER

INTROD

UCTION

Sec t i o

n

I.

  GEN ERAL

1. Scop e

a. This manua

l is

p

ublished 

for t

he

i

nformation

and

guidanc

e

of

person

nel

responsible for fi

eld and depot

maintenance of

 

this

materiel.

It

contains

information 

on

maintenance

which

is beyond 

the

scop

e of the

tools, equipm

ent or 

sup

plies no

rmally available

to  

using

o

rganizations. This

manual do

es not cont

ain

in

formation

intended primarily

 for the usi

ng

or

ganization, since

such inform

a

tion is available

 

to  

ordna

nce maintenance

personnel in

the perti

nent

operators tec

hnical manuals

or field manuals

.

b . This

 

manual

contains

 

a

description

  of and

  procedur

es 

for

removal

disassem

bly,

in specti

on, repair,

rebu

ild, and assembly

of the stripped

engine. This m

anual

does no

t

in c

lude mai

ntenance

information on

the

accesso

ries in

dicated in d

through g below

.

The a

ppendix contains a

list of current

references

,

includin

g sup

ply

catalogs,

technical ma

nuals, and

other available publ

ications

appl

icable 

to the mate

riel.

c.

TM 9-730 and

TM

9-761A

contain

operatin

g

and

lubr

i

cat

ing instruction

s for the 

materiel

and

con

tain

all

 m

aintenance

operations

allocated to

using o

rganizations

in  pe

rforming

main

tenance work w

ithin their sco

pe.

d. T

M 9-182 6B contai

ns

s

ervice info

rmation on

the Stromb

erg

carbure

tors.

e. T

M 9-182

8A

c

ontains service i

nformation on

the 

fu

el pump

and 

fu

el filter.

/. TM  9-1825C

contains service

information

on t

he

Eclip

se-

Pio

neer generator and

starter.

g.

TM

9-1825E

contains

service 

information

on

the

Bendix- 

Scinti

lla magneto

s.

h. This

first edition manua

l is

publishe

d in adva

nce of

  complete

 

technical review

.

A n y er

rors

or

o

missions

will

be br

ought to

the

atte

ntion of

the Chief

 of Ordnance

Washing

ton 25, D.

C

., Atten

tion, O

R D F M .

 

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2.

Fie ld

and

Depo t

Maintenance Al loca t ion

The publication of instructions for comple te

disassembly

and

rebuild is not to be construed as

authority

for the performance

by

field maintenance

units o f

those

functions

which

are

restricted

to

depot shops

and

arsenals. In

general, the prescribed

m a in

tenance

responsibilities wil l

apply

as ref lected in the al loca t ion o f

maintenance parts listed in the appropriate

co l u mn s

o f the

cur

rent

ORD

8 supply catalogs

pertaining

to vehicles using this

engine . Instructions for depot maintenance are to be

used by

maintenance compan i e s in the field on ly when the

tactical

situa

t i o n makes the

repair

functions imperative. Supply o f parts

l isted

in

the

depo t gu ide

c o l u m n

of

ORD

8

supply catalogs

wil l

be

made

to f ield maintenance

on ly

when

the

e me r g e n cy nature o f the main

t enance to be performed has

been

ce rti f ied by a responsible officer

COOLING FAN

OUTLE T V NE HOUSING

OIL

COOLE R

ASSY

HOT

S P O T

OUTLE T

HO U S IN G ASSY

HEAT

C O N T R O L

LEVER

HO U S IN G

FUEL FILTER

ASSY THROTTLE UNKAGE

CROSS SHA FT

ASSY

i T A C H O M E T E R

TRANSMITTER

ASSY

RA PD

5587

Figure 1 .

Engine

right front.

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CRA

N 'KCA

SE

:Q fL

PAN

-

AS

SY 

.

.  

«

A.

Pp 1

35872  

Fi

gure

2

  Eng

ine left

  rear

of

the

 r

equi

sitio

ning

 orga

niza

tion 

and u

pon

exp

ress

au

thori

zatio

n

by the

 chi

ef

of th

e serv

ice

co

ncer

ned.

3. Fo rm

s R

ec o

rd s   a

nd

Rep o

r ts

a

G

ene

ral Re

spon

sibil

ity

for

 the

p

rope

r

exe

cuti

on

o

f for

ms, 

re

cord

s,

an

d repo

rts

rests

  up

on

the

 

officers 

of

all

 

units

main

t

ainin

this  e

quipm

ent

.

How

eve

r, the

 

va

lue o

f

a

ccur

ate rec

ord

s

m

ust

  be fu

lly

a

ppre

ciat

ed b

y a

ll

pe

rson

s re

spon

sibl

fo

t

heir

 

c

omp

ilati

on, main

tena

nce,

and

 us

e. Rec

ords

,

rep

orts

,

an

d au

thor

 

ize

d

form

are

 nor

mall

y uti

lized

 to

 ind

icat

e th

e q

uant

ity, an

d co

n

d

ition

 

of m

ater

iel to

 be

insp

ecte

d, to

be 

repa

ired,

 

or

  t

o be

  u

sed

i

n

rep

air. P

rop

erly 

ex

ecute

d

form

s  co

nve

y  a

utho

rizat

ion and

s

erve

 

as

  re

cords

 

for

  repa

ir or

rep

lace

men

t o

f

mate

riel in

the

hands

of 

troops and 

for

delivery

of

materiel requiring 

further 

rep

air

to  or

dnan

ce

s

hops

 

i

n a

rsena

ls,  de

pots,

 

etc

T

he

form

s, 

re

cord

s, a

nd r

epor

ts e

stab

lish

the w

ork

r

equi

red, th

prog

ress

 of

the w

ork

 

w

fthi

n  t

he 

sh

ops, and

  t

he sta

tus

of

 the 

ma

terie

l up

on

c

omp

letio

n of 

its

 repa

ir.

b

 

Au

thor

ized For

ms

The

form

s gene

rally

 app

licab

le

to un

its

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Figure

S.

ngine 

front

accessory

end).

maintaining

 

thi

s equipment

are

listed

in

the ap

pendix. For cur

rent

and

 

complete

l

isting of

all forms, refer

 

to

current

 

S R

310-

20-6. A

dditional form

s applicable to t

he

using

 pers

onnel

a

re

listed in the op

erators manual.

c. Fie

ld Reports of Accide

nts. The

reports necessary

 

to

 co

m

ply 

with the

requirements

of

the Army

 safety

  program are

pre

scribed

in

detail

in 

the 

S R

385-10-40 series

of

special

regula

tions.

These reports

are

req

uired wh

enever

ac

cidents

involving

injur

y to  perso

nnel or damage to materiel

occur.

d. Report

of Un

satisfactory Equipm

ent

or

Mate

rials. A ny

suggestions

 for

improv

ement in d

esign and mainten

ance

of

e

quip

ment

, safety

and efficiency

of operation,

or pertaining to the ap

 

plicat

ion

of

prescribed

petroleum

fuels, lubricants,

and/or

pre

serving materials,

will be reported

through

technic

al

channe

ls

as

prescr

ibed

in

S R

700-45-5 to the

C hief of Ordnance,

Washington

25, D.C. ,

ATTN:  O

R D F M,

using

 D

A

Form

 468 , Unsatisf

actory 

Equipment

Report.

Such suggestions ar

e encouraged

in order

that

other organi

zations m

ay ben

efit.

N

ote. D o not report

all

failures tha

oc

cur.

Report

only

REPEAT

ED

or RECURRE

NT failures or

malfunction

s

which

 indic

ate

unsatisfactory

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design or material. However ,

reports

wil l always be made in the event that

exceptionally cost ly equipment

is

involved.

Se e

a l s o S R

700-45-5

and the

printed instructions o n D A Form 468.

Sect ion

II.

DESCRIPTION

AND

D A TA

4.

Descr ip t ion

a. The

Continental

eng ine , Model AOS-895-3

is

a 6-cylinder

horizontal ly-opposed, four-cycle,

air-cooled,

supercharged eng in e

with

overhead valves. The

cylinder

assembl ie s are individually

replaceable units. They have the valve

rocker

assembl ie s i n the

head, and are arranged in t w o banks o f three cylinders each, with

a

camshaft

to

actuate

the

valves

o f

each

bank.

A

mechan ica l ly

driven fan,

loca ted o n the top o f the

eng ine , is

provided

to

cir

cu late air around the cylinders for cool ing . Baffles are mounted

on the

cyl inders

to direct the

air f low.

A n

accesso ry case

pro

vides

a

m e a n s for mounting and driving

the

e n g i n e

accessor ies .

The supercharger is

attached

to the accessory case and is driven

by

the chain

o f

gears in the accessory

case. A

mechan i ca l type

fue l pum p, actuated by an engine-driven

eccentric cam, is mounted

behind

the

right

carburetor.

Figure

4 . Engine

rear flywheel end).

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6.

Two

conventiona

l, doub

le-venturi, down-draft

 

ca

rburetors,

one fo

r

each

bank o

f three cylinders, are

mounted

on the

c

arbu

retor

elbow.

 

The

elbow is

 

a

jacke

ted cast alu

minum housing

 

with

two inl

ets and

a

com

mon outlet at it

s

center

. Th

e

o

utlet is at

t

ached

t

o the inlet

of the super

charger housing.

Jacketed pass

ages

of

the

carburetor

elbow

are

connected

to

the exhaust

manifolds, 

and exhaust

ga

ses

p

assing

through the passages

 are controlled

 

by a vacuum

controlled

valve. Air is drawn

through th

e

carb

u

retors, and

the carbureted

 

m

ixture is

 

heate

d as it

passes through

the elb ow

into the superc

harger housing. The

supercha

rged mix

ture

then

passes

to the

 intake manifolds loc

ate d

on

each

bank 

of

cylinders.

c  

Dual

ignition is

provided by two

magnetos, each

one

ignitin

g

six  

spark 

plugs.

The

inner

magneto

fires

the 

accessory-end

spark

plug

 

in each

cylinder.

The

outer

 

magneto fires the

flywheel-en

d

spark plug

of each

cylinder.  A n

 ignition harness

connects each

magneto to

 

its

spark plu

gs. The magnetos

and ignitio

n harness 

are waterproof

,

and

sh

ielded to preven

t radio interference.

d T he engine

  i

s

lu

bricated

by a  for

ced feed system.

A com

binatio

n scavenge

r and pressure

pump and a sepa

rate access

ory

case scav

enger oil pump

(fig. 11) supply

 oil to the lubricatin

g

system. The

combination

pump 

is

mounted

on

the

lower

side

of the

crankca

se.

Th

e scavenger pump

of th

is combination

unit

transfers

oil

fr

om the

flywheel end o

f

the

oil p

an

to th

e

reservoi

r

of 

the

pressure

pum

p. The separate

 scavenger pump

  transfers

oil

f

rom the a

ccessory case su

mp to the pressu

re pump

 

reserv

oir.

With

 the

 scavenger

  pumps constan

tly

t

ransfering

oil from both

ends of the engin

e, the 

pressure

pump

  is assured

an adequa

te

supply

of oil

at all

tim

es. In normal op

eration, the

oil

pass

es

from the

pressure

pump

through

passages

in

the

crankcase

and

acc

essory 

case to the oil control

housing.

It

then

 passes through

ex

ternal

oil

line

s to the

 external o

il cooler an

returns

to the

 

engin

e throug

h

the

oil co

ntrol

housin

g and the

oil filter.

The oil

flow (fig. 12

) is

contr

olled by

four valves.

  A noil pressu

re con

trol

valve

,

an

oil

fi

lter b

y-pass valve, and a

n oil coo

ler

by-p

ass

v

alve are

all located in the

oil control h

ousing.

Th

e four

th valve,

a temperature

and pressure unit, is located

 

on 

the

oil co

oler.

e

gener

ator and

 

a

sta

rter are m

ounted on opposite

sides of

the accessory

cas

e.

5.

En g in

e

N

omenc latu re

I

n this manual the

following

 terms w ill be

 used to identify

the location

of parts and

assemblies:

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Figure 

5

Engine 

right  1-3-5) 

si 

shroud

removed.

a

  T

he

  e

nd

of

  th

e e

ng

ine

 

wil

l b

ca

lle

d t

he 

acc

es

so

ry

en

d

o

r

f

ron

t

an

d t

he 

fl

yw

he

el

en

o

r

re

ar

.

b

As

 v

iew

ed

 

fr

om

 

th

e ac

ce

sso

ry

 e

nd

 

t

ow

ar

ds

t

he

 fl

yw

he

el

en

d,

th

sid

e  to  

th

e

rig

ht

 

w

il

be 

ca

lle

d

the

  r

igh

(1

-3

-5

)

sid

e

a

nd

the 

side 

to  

the 

left

will  be called 

the 

left

(2-4-6)

side.

Be 

gin

ni

ng 

at 

the

 ac

ce

sso

ry

 

e

nd,

 

th

ri

gh

t ba

nk

 o

f

cyl

ind

er

s

is n

um

 

be

re

d 1

-3

-5,

 

and

 th

l

eft

 ban

is 

nu

m

be

red

 2

-4

-6

.

c . S

tar

tin

fr

om

 th

e a

cce

sso

ry

 

e

nd

,

th

m

ai

n be

ari

ng

s a

re

n

um

 

be

red

 

fro

to

4 ,

an

d t

he 

ha

lve

s a

re

id

en

tifi

ed

 w

ith

 

ma

rk

ing

s

1-

3-

5 s

id

e

an

d

2-

4-

6 si

de

.

d

 

C

y

lin

der

s,

pis

ton

s,

 co

nn

ect

ing

  rod

s,

a

nd

 c

on

nec

tin

g ro

d

be

ar

ings

are 

numbered 

with

their 

respective  cylinder 

number

loca 

t

ion

s.

Th

e

in

ta

ke

 an

d e

xh

au

st 

v

alv

e r

oc

ker

s a

re

 id

ent

if i

ed f

urt

he

by

  the

 le

tte

rs

 

IN

T

  o

r

EX

e

  T

he

su

pe

rc

har

ge

s

ide

  of

  th

e a

cc

ess

ory

 

cas

e  w

il

be

 

cal

led

 

fr

on

t

and

 th

cr

an

kc

ase

 sid

e  w

ill

 b

cal

led

  r

ea

r. 

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6. Tabulated Data

Crankshaft

rotation____clockwise, viewed from

front (accessory end)

Cylinder arrangement________________individual cylinders

in

a

horizontally-opposed

pos i t ion .

Cylinder c o o l i n g _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — — a i r supplied by one integral fan

Drive from crankshaft_____________________——_——direct

Dry weight comp l e t e

with

f lywheel and all

accessories______1,894

Ib

Firing order________________________________1-6-3-2-5-4

Horsepower

gross)_________________500

BHP at 2,800 rpm

Horsepower (net) (at 60° F. and 29.92 in-Hg__380 BHP

at 2,800

rpm

as

engine is installed

in

vehicle).

Induction

system____________—_______________supercharged

Make ________________.._________________Continental

Model __________________________________AOS-895-3

Number o f camshafts______.._______________________2

Number

o f cylinders__________________________________6

Numbering

of

cylinders from

accessory

case toward f lywhee l end:

Left side (as viewed from

accessory

end)____________2,

4, 6

Right

s ide

(as viewed from

accessory

end)_____________1, 3, 5

Oil pan capacity___________ _____________________11 gal

Output o f

oil pumps

(engine

oil SAE

50

at 180°

F.

and

90

psi):

Accessory

ca se

scavenger

oil

pump______________27.4 gm

Scavenger

and pressure oil pump (dual unit at 2,800 rpm):

Pressure oil

pump____..__________________29.7 g p m

Scavenger

oil pump____..__________________27.4 gpm

Over-all

dimensions

(including f lywheel assembly):

Length ______________.___________________47.43 in .

Width _________________________________51.56

in .

Height ______________._________________34.81 in.

Torque

(gross) ______________________975 Ib-ft at

2,250

rpm

Torque

(net)

(at 60°

F.

and

29.92

in-Hg______825 Ib-ft

at 2,000

rpm

as

engine is installed

in vehicle).

Type—

——————————————_————_——_—-6-cyl inder

air-cooled,

horizontally-opposed engine (supercharged).

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CHAPTE

R 2

PARTS 

SPECIAL

TOOLS

AND

EQUIPMENT

FOR

FIELD A

ND DEP

OT MAINTENANCE

7.

General

Tools

and equipment and maintenance

spare

parts

over

and

above those availabl

e  to the using organization

are supplied to

ordnance field maintena

nce units and depot sho

ps

for mai

ntain

ing, repairing,

and/or rebuilding the materiel.

8.

Par ts

Maintenance

parts

are

listed

in

Department

of

the

Army

Sup

ply

 

Catalog

O RD  8 SNL G

-251

which is the

authority for requisi

tioning 

replace

ments.

9. C o m m o n To o l s and

Equ ipmen t

Stand

ard

and commonly used tools and equi

pment having gen

eral applicatio

n

to

 

this

materiel are listed in

O R D 6 SNL

J

-8

Section 1

 

12,13 and

18,

and O R D

6 SNL

 

J-9 Section

 

2 ,

3,

8 an

d

9 ,

and O R D

SNL J

-10 Section

4

and 8

and author

ized

for issue

by T/A and T/O E. They ar

e

not

specifically identified in this

manual.

10.

Spec ia l

To o l s and

Equ ipmen t

Table

I lists

those

special

tools

and equi

pment necessary to

perform the operatio

ns described in this

manual. This  list is

included

for

information only, and is not to be

used

as

 a basis

for requisitions.

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A—WRENCH, CYL H

O L D DOWN

NUT,

SGLE-HD BOX,

%-IN SQ -

DEIVE, DBLE-H

EX,

SI

ZE OF  OPNG IN,

LGH 2 1 IN

41-W-872-715

B—

WRENCH,

CY

L H O L D DOWN NUT,

SGLE-HD

B

OX, %-IN

SQ -

DRIVE,

DBLE-HEX, SIZE

OF OPNG IN, LGH  2 1 IN

41-W-872-710

C—WRENCH,

OPEN

END,

OIL COOLER

NUT

7083738

D

—WRENCH, CRANKSH

AFT DAMPER COUNTERWEIGHT

PIN

41-W-870-50

E—WRE

NCH,

CROWFOOT,

CAMS

HAFT DRIVE 7083792

F—GAGE AND COMPRESS

OR,

PISTON

  RING

41-G-53

4-50

G—REMOVER AND REPLACER, PISTON

 

RIN

G,

ID

6 IN, LGH 13A IN

41-R-2378-570

H—REPLACER, GUIDE (EXHA

UST

VALVE)  41-R-23

90-475

J—REPLACER, GUIDE 

(INTAKE VALVE) 41-R-2390-482

K—COMPRESSOR, VALVE

SPRING

7083692

L—EYE,

LIFTING, CRANKCA

SE 41-E-615-350

M—PROTECTO

R,

CONNECTING R O D

, LGH 8 IN 41

-P-2839-535

N—SLIN

G, LIFT

ING

41-S-3829-720

P—

STRAP, CRANKCASE

TIE

R O D , LGH

5If

IN 41-S-5906-3

00

Q—WRENCH, STARTER JAW

B R G NUT 41-W-545-15

R—

HOLDER, STARTER DRIVE ADAPTER

AND JAW

4

1-H-2197-600

S—WRENCH, TUBULAR,

DBLE END, HEX, SIZE

OF HEX  OPNGS,

1.655

x

1.915

IN,

LGH

6

IN

41-W-3727-33

T—

WRENCH, ACCESS

ORY DRIVE GEAR HUB NUT 41-W-430-275

U—REMOVER

  AND

R

EPLACER, PLUG, T HDL, THD

  IN-18NF-3

41-R-2378-57

5

V—REAMER, RO

UGHING, VALVE GUIDE S

TEM

HOLE

(EXHAUST),

DIAM

 

TAPERS

 

FR

OM 0.550

TO

0.56 0 IN, LGH 1 3 IN

14-R-

2254-5 70

W—REAMER,

FINISHING, VALVE GUIDE VALVE

STEM HOLE

(E

X

HAUST)

, DIAM TAPERS FROM  0.56

7

TO

0.5

6 2 IN,

LGH

1 3 IN

 

41-R-2254-520

X—REAMER,

ROUGHING, VALVE GUIDE VALVE

STEM HOLE (

IN

TAKE), DIAM TAPERS

FROM 0.488 TO

0.498

IN, LGH 1 3 IN

41-R-2254-552

Y—REAMER, F

INISHING, VALVE GUIDE VALVE

STEM HOLE (IN

TAKE), DIAM TAPERS FROM 0.495 TO 0.500 IN,

LGH

1 3 IN

41-R-2254-

505

Z—HANDLE, REMOVER

AND

R

EPLACER,

DIAM OF

SH

K 1 IN, LGH

1 3 IN 41-H-1396-510

AA—REMOVER, GUIDE

(EXHAUST VALVE),

DIAM

0.557

AND

0.743

IN,

LGH 22 IN 41-R-2371-20

BB—REMOVER, GUIDE (INTAK

E

V

ALVE), DIAM 0.495

AND 0.679 IN,

LGH 22

 

IN 41-R-2371-35

Continued

11

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A—PU

LLER, CRANKCASE SECTION

REMOVING

4

1-P-2906-280

B—SCREW, PULLER, %-16NC-2 7083740

C—SCRE

W , PULLER, THD

  IN-20NF-2 FOR

5

IN, LGH

OVERALL

6 IN 41-S-1044-125

D—WRENCH, SPARK

PLUG

HOLDING,

LGH

6

IN

41-W-871-75

E—WRENCH,

IGNITION

HARNESS

NUT, LGH 6A IN 41-W-871-65

F—

WRENCH,

SPA

RK PLUG

INSERTING, THD

OPNG IN-24NEF-2,

LGH 5 IN 41-W-3306-500

G—TOOL,

EXT

RACTING, HELICOIL 41-

T-3092-350

H—LIGHT, TIMING, MAGNE

TO,

TYPE

B-l 41-L-1439

J—WRENCH,

ENGINE TURNIN

G,

LGH

3 IN

4

1-W-906-130

K—BUSHING,

PILOT

41-B-2181-175

L—BUSHI

NG, PILOT

41-

B-2181-150

M—REPLACER, OIL S

EAL, O D   2

.120

IN, LGH 1* IN

41-R-2392-995

N—WRENCH,

CROWFOOT, SENDING UNIT 7083852

P—DRIVER, INSERT

(ROSAN), %-28 TO %-16 41-D-296

7-750

Q—DRIVER, INSERT (ROSAN)

,

A-18

 TO %-13 41-D-2967-752

R—DRIVER, INSERT (ROSAN),

A-24

T

O &-20 41-D-2967-755

S—DRIVER,

INSERT

(ROSAN), %-24

TO  

%-20  41-D-2967-760

T—DRIV

ER,

I

NSERT (ROSAN), A-20 TO %-18 41-D-29

67-765

U—D

RIVER,

IN

SERT (ROSAN), %-20 TO /4-16 41-D-2967

-770

V—DR

IVER,

INSE

RT (ROSAN),  %-18 TO

1-14

41-D-296

7-785

W—WRENCH, INSERT (ROS

AN),

%-28 T

O

%-1

6  41-W-1536-390

X—WRENCH, INSERT (ROS

AN),

A

-18 TO  %-13 41-W-1536-391

Y—WRENCH, INSERT 

(RO

SAN), A-24 TO

A-20 41-W-1536-393

Z—WRENCH, INSERT (ROSAN), %

-24

TO %-20 41-W

-1536-396

AA—WRENCH

, INSERT (ROSAN), ft-20 TO %

-18

41-W-1

536-399

BB—WRENCH, INSERT (ROSA

N), V2 -20

TO

 %-16 41-W-1536-402

CC— W R

ENCH, INSERT (ROSAN), %-18 TO

1-14

41-W-153

6-410

DD—

WRENCH, IMPELLER

NUT

41-W-1536-235

EE—WRENCH,

PULLING

AND

DRIVING

, IMPELLER 41-W-1536-2

40

FF—TOOL, INSERTING,

HELICOIL 7751060

GG—GAGE, THKNS,

VALVE TAPPET ADJ, NUMBER

 O

F

LE

AVES 4

41_G-41

5-375

Continued

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SET; jEAMING

r 41

F 2997 185

RE

M O VER KIT)

INSERT VALVE

  SEAT

~

41-R

-2371-465

J '

RA

 

P

D 1558

78

L

. . .

.. .

..

_ _

Item

B

USHING, pilot_

_

BU

SHING, pil

ot—

Identifying

Number

41-B

-2181-150

41-B

-2181-175

Referenc

es

Fi

g.

L

,7

K,7

  ar

64

6

4

Use

Used

w/RE

AM-

EE, fin

ishing—

41-R

-2254-520

and

REA

MER,

roughing

 —

41

-R-2254-370

.

Use

d w/REAM-

ER, finis

hing—

41-R-2254

-505

an

d

REAMER,

roug

hing—

41-R-22

54-552.

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SLING,

LIFTING

ENGI

NE

AND TRANSMISSION

41 S 3832 22

K

IT

ASSE

MBLY

RA PD 155879

ENGINE STA N D 0 8

3741

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I

tem

CO

MPRESSOR

,

valve

s

pring.

DRIVER

, insert

(Rosan) %-28

to

  %-16.

DRIVER,

 

inse

rt

(Rosan) A-1

8

to

V

2

-13.

DRIVE

R, insert

(Rosan) A

-24

to

A-20.

DR

IVER,

ins

ert

(Rosa

n) %-24

to  

%-20.

DRIVER, 

insert

(Rosan)

&-20

to

  %-18.

DRIVER, in

sert

(Ro

san)  %-20

to

  %-16.

DRIV

ER, insert

(Rosan) %-

18

to

1

-14.

E

YE,  lift

ing,

crankcase.

FIXTURE

  SET,

reamin

g.

G

AGE AND

CO

MPRESSOR

,

piston

ring.

GAGE

  thkns,

va

lve tapp

et

adj, number

of

leaves 4.

I

dentifying 

Nu

mber

7083692

4

1-D-2967-7

50

41-D-2967-7

52

41-D-2967-

755

41-D-2967-

760

41-D-2967-765

41

-D-2967-770

41-D-29

67-785

41-E-6

15-350

41-F-29

97-185

4

1-G-534-50

41-G-415-37

5

R

eferences

F

ig.

6,59

P,7

Q,7

E,7

S,7

T,

7

U,7

V,

7

L,

6, 27

8

F,6,

63,96

CG,

7,

99,  101

Par.

63,65

57

57

57

 

57

57

57

57

55,

103

88

67, 10

5

108

, 10

9

Use

Removin

g

and

in 

st

alling val

ve

springs.

Installi

ng Ros-

an in

sert lock

ing

rings.

Installi

ng Ros-

an

insert lock

ing rings.

Installing

  Ros-

an inse

rt

lo

ck

ing rin

gs.

I

nstalling R

os-

an inser

t

lock

ing rings.

Installing 

Ros-

an insert lock

in

g

r

ings.

Installing

Ros-

an insert

lock  

ing rings.

Installing Ro

s-

an, insert lo

ck

ing r

ings.

Lifting

halves  of

crankcas

e.

Re

aming

crank

sh

aft and fly

wheel dowel pin

hole

s.

Gaging

 

pist

on

ring g

ap and

installing 

pis

ton

.

Setting valv

e

ro

cker clearan

ce.

1

6

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Item

H

AN

DL

E

r

e

mo

ver

an

d re

-

pla

cer,

 

di

am of

s

hk

1

  in,

Igh

1

3  i

n.

H

OLD

ER

, sta

rter

dr

ive

ad

apte

r

an

d

jaw

.

KIT

 

ASS

Y  (e

n

gi

ne

st

and

 .

L

IGH

T,

tim

ing,

w/

batt

ery

  an

d

n

eon

  bu

lbs.

PR

OT

ECT

OR

(connecting

r

od .

PU

LL

ER

,

cran

k-

ca

se

sec

tion

 re

 

m

ov

ing.

REAMER,

finish-

i

ng

 

val

ve

gu

ide

 

va

lve

st

em

ho

le (e

x

haus

t

dia

m

tap

ers

fro

m

0.

557 

to  0

.562

in

, Igh

 

13 

in.

RE

AM

ER

f

inish

-

ing  v lve

g

ui

de

val

ve

st

em

hole

 

(e

x

h

aus

t , d

iam

tape

rs

f

rom

0.

495 

to  0.

500

in

, I

gh 1

3

in.

Ide

ntify

ing

Num

ber

4

1-H

-13

96-

510

41

-H-

219

7-6

00

70

8374

1

41

-L-1

439

4

1-P

-28

39-

535

4

1-P

-290

6-2

80

41-R-2254-520

4

1-R

-22

54-5

05

R

efer

ence

s

F

ig.

Z,

6,

51

R

, 6

, 40

9

H

,7

M,

 6, 

23

A

, 7

2

6,

31,3

3

W

, 6

Y,6

Pa

r.

56,5

9

58

3

5,

1 03

1 09

52

, 1

03

5

4,

56

,

5

8

64

6

4

Use

U

sed

  w

ith

WR

EN

CH—

41-

W-1

536

-23

5.

H

old

ing

sta

rter

dri

ve 

a

dap

ter

and

  jaw

.

Asse

mb

ly an

d d

is

a

ssem

bly

 o

f en

gin

e.

Tim

ing

  eng

ine.

Pr

ote

ctin

g

cran

k-

case

when

cyl

in

der

s ar

re 

mo

ved .

Re

mo

ving

 

s

upe

r

ch

arg

er

hou

s

ing

,

sup

er

 

c

har

ger

 di

ffus

er

a

nd 

fa

n dr

ive

h

ous

ing.

Reamin

g ex

hau

st

va

lve g

uide

.

R

eam

ing

  int

ake

valve  guide.

 

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Ite

m

R

EAM

ER, ro

ugh

in

g, valv

e g

uide

va

lve  stem

 hol

e

(

intak

e)  d

iam

t

apers

 

fro

m

0.488

  to 0

.498

in,

Igh 1

3 i

n.

RE

AME

K,

ro

ugh

ing,

valve

 

gu

ide

valve

 ste

m ho

le

(ex

haus

t),

diam

tap

ers

f

rom

0.5

50  t

o 0.560

in

, Igh

 13

in.

R

EMO

VER

  an

d

RE

PLA

CER

pisto

n

ring

,

ID

6

i

n,

Ig

h 13ft

in .

R

EMO

VER

  and

RE

PLA

CER,

p

lug T

  h

dl,

t

h d

 

i n

 -

18NF

-3.

RE

MOV

ER, g

uide

(ex

haust

 va

lve) 

diam 

0.557

and

0

.743 in

,  Igh

 2

2

in .

RE

MOV

ER,

 gu

ide

(i

ntake

  v

alve)

 

diam

 0.495

 and

0.6

79 i

n, Igh

 

22

in .

REMOVER

(K

IT),

  inse

rt

(va

lve seat) 

RE

PLA

CER,

gui

de

(

exha

ust

val

ve)

Identif

ying

N

umbe

r

41-

R-225

4-55

2

41-

R-22

54-57

0

4

1-R-2

378-

570

41

-R-2

378-5

75

4

1-R-

2371-

20

41-R

-2371

-35

41-R-2371-465

41-

R-23

90-47

5

R

eferen

ces

F

ig.

X,6

V,6

S,6

, 61

V

, 6,

  19

AA,

 6,

56

B

B,6,

56

8,58

H

, 6,

57

Par.

64

64

66,6

8

47, 10 9

64

6

4

64

6

4

Use

R

eami

ng

intak

e

v

alve gu

ide.

Ream

ing

exha

ust

va

lve g

uide.

Rem

ovin

g and

in 

stalli

ng pi

ston

ri

ngs.

Rem

oving

 

a

nd

in

stallin

g  c

 m 

sh

 ft

 r

iv 

shaf

ts a

nd

oil

t

ransf

er  pl

ugs.

Re

movin

g

exha

ust

valv

e guid

es.

R

emov

ing

intake

valv

e gui

des.

Removing

and

in

s

tallin

g  valv

e

se

at i

nserts

.

In

stallin

g e

xhau

st

va

lve guid

es.

18

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I

tem

RE

PLACER,

guide

(intake

valve).

R

EPLACER,

oil

seal (magneto

dri

ve 

dri

ven

sha

ft

ge

ars)

O D 2.120 in,

Igh 1 &   in .

SC

REW,

puller,

%-16NC-2.

SCREW,

puller,

thd

%-20NF-2

 

for

5 in, Igh

over-all

6

in .

SLING

,

lifting

(crankshaft).

SL

ING, lifting

engine and

transm

ission)

STAND, tra

ns

port, engine

and

transmission.

ST

RAP, crank-

case tie rod Igh

5iS

in .

T O O L , extra

ct

ing,

heli-coil.

T O O L ,

inserting

,

tt-28.

Ide

ntifying

Number

41-R-2390-482

41-R-239

2-995

70837

40

41-S

-1044-125

41-S-3829-72

0

41-S-3

832-22

7083847

41

-S-5906-300

41-T-3

092-350

77

51060

Referenc

es

Fig.

J, 6,

57

M , 7

B ,

7, 37

C,7

N,

6,

28

9

P

,6,

23,27

G,7

FF,7

Par.

6 4

5

8

49,

56

53

55, 103

52, 6 9 ,

103, 105

6 4

6 4

Use

Installing

inta

ke

v

alve guides.

Installing

oil

 

seals in g

enera

tor drive adap

t

e

r

and

magnet

d

rive

ad

apter.

Removing

starter

drive adapter

an

d

gene

rator

drive

adapter.

Removi

ng

fly 

w he

el.

Lifting

crank

shaft

and

crankshaft

as-

semhly

.

Lifting

eng

ine

and transmi

s

sion ,

 

or

engine

only.

Sup

porting e n -

g

ine

an

d t

rans

m

ission, or en

gine only.

Protecting

crank-

 

ca

se cylinder

pads whe

n cyl

inders are  re

 

moved.

Extracting

 

heli-

 

coil

inserts.

Inserting

helicoil

inserts.

19

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Ite

m

WR

ENCH,

acces

sory

drive gear

h

ub nut

.

WRENCH,

crank

shaft

damper

counterwe

ight.

WRENCH

, crow

foo

t.

WREN

CH,

crow

foot,

cam

shaft

drive.

WRENCH,

crow

foot

sending

unit.

WRENCH,

c y

hold-dow

n

nut,

sgle-h

d box,

in sq d

ri ve,

dble-h

ex, size

of

  opng

in,

Igh 

21% in.

W

RENCH,

cyl

hold-down nut,

sgle-hd hex,

i

n sq dri ve,

dble-he

x,

siz

e

of o

png

in,

Ig

h 21% 

in.

WRENCH

, engine

turning,

Igh

3

in.

WRENCH,

igni

tio

n

harness

nu

t, Igh

6 tV

 in.

Identifying

Number

4

1-W-430-275

41-W

-870-50

70837

91

7083792

7083852

41-W-872

-710

41

-W-872-715

41-W-906-1

30

41-W-8

71-65

References

Fig.

J,

6 , 34

D , 6 ,

6 6

E,6,

100

N,

7

B ,

6 , 2

2

A, 6

J 7

E,

7, 13

Par

.

56,59

71,73

14

108

56,59

52

52

14

, 52,

105, 109,

132

36, 12

0

Use

Turning access

ory

drive gear hub

bearin

g nut.

Remo

ving

a

nd in

 

stal

ling crank

shaf

t damper

counte

rweight

pins.

Turnin

g

en

gine at

vertical

fan

drive shaft.

Tu

rning cam

shaft

housing pack

ing nut.

R

emoving and

in

stalling

sending

units  a

nd

switches.

Turn

ing cylinder

barrel

nut.

T

urning crank-

case cross bolt

cylinder

  barrel

nut

.

Tu

rning

engine

at

flywheel.

Turning ignition

harness nut.

20

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Ite

m

W

RE

NC

H,

im 

pe

ller

nut

.

W

RE

NC

H,  o

pen

end,

 o

il c

ool

er

nut.

W

REN

CH

pul

l

ing

 and

 dr

ivin

g

impeller.

W

REN

CH

, in

ser

t

(

Ros

an)

1 4-2

8

to

  %

-16.

WR

EN

CH

, in

ser

t

(

Ros

an)

&

-18

to

 %-

13.

WR

EN

CH,

 ins

ert

(R

osan

)

A-2

4

t

A-2

0.

WR

ENC

H,

 

ins

ert

(Ro

san

)  %

-24

to %

-20

.

W

REN

CH

,

ins

ert

(Ros

an)

  &

-20

to

%-

18.

WR

EN

CH

,

ins

ert

(Ro

san)

 

%-

20

to %

-16

.

W

RE

NCH

,

in

sert

(R

osan

)

%-1

8

to

 1-

14.

W

RE

NC

H,

sp

ark

pl

ug 

h

oldi

ng,

Igh

6

in .

WR

ENC

H,

s

park

plug

  i

nse

rtin

g

th

d opn

g

in

-

24N

EF

-2,

Ig

h

in

.

I

dent

ifyin

g

Nu

mber

4

1-W

-15

36-

235

7

0837

38

41-

W-

1536

-24

0

41

-W-

153

6-3

90

41-

W-1

536

-39

1

41-W

-1

536-393

41

-W-

153

6-39

6

41

-W-

153

6-39

9

41

-W-

153

6-40

2

4

1-W

-15

36-

410

4

1-W

-87

1-75

41-W

-3

306-

500

Refer

ence

s

F

ig.

D

D, 7,

51

C

,

6

E

E,7

,

32

W

,

7

X

,7

Y,7

2,7

A

A,

7

B

B,

7

CC

,7

D,

 

7,

 13

P

7

'

1 09

Pa

r.

56

, 58

,

5

9

36,

 1 23

56,5

9

57

57

57

57

5

7

57

5

7

3

6

1

20

U

se

Turn

ing

  s

upe

r

ch

arge

r i

mpe

l

l

er n

uts

.

Tur

ning

 oi

l co

oler

line n

uts.

Pul

ling

 and

 d

riv

ing

 

s

upe

rcha

rg

er 

impeller.

Ins

tall

ing

R

os

an 

ins

erts.

Inst

alli

ng

Ro

s

an

  in

sert

s.

In

stalling 

Ros 

a

n

inse

rts.

I

nst

allin

Ro

an

ins

erts

.

Inst

alli

ng 

Ro

an

 

ins

erts

.

In

sta

lling

  Ro

s

an

 

inse

rts.

Ins

talli

ng

Ros

 

an

  in

ser

ts.

Hol

ding

 

s

pa

rk

p

lugs

.

In

stal

ling

 

spa

rk

plu

gs.

 

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Item

WRE

NCH, start

er

jaw

brg

 nu

t.

WRENCH, tubu

lar, dble

end,

hex,

size of hex

opngs 1.653

x

1.91

5 in,

Igh

6 in.

Ide

ntifying

Number

41-W-545-15

41-W-3

727-33

References

Fig.

Q, 6, 40

S, 6, 15

Par.

58

36, 56,

59

Use

Turning

st

arter

ja

w bearing

 re

taining

nut.

Rem

oving and in

stalling

 oil

con

tro

l

valve

s.

2

2

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CHAPT

ER 3

TROUB L E 

SHOOTING

S ec t i on

I.

G ENERA

L

11.

Pu r p o s e

Information

in this cha

pter is for use of ordnance mainten

ance

pe

rsonnel in conjunction

with,

an

d as a su

pplement to,

 

the

trouble sho

oting

section in

the pertinent opera

tors man

ual. It

p

rovides

the

continuatio

n of

instructions

  where 

a

re

medy in the  operat

ors manual refers

to ordnance

m

aintenance personnel

fo

r

corrective actio

n.

Operation

 of a deadlin

ed vehicle

wit

hout

a

preli

minary ex

amina

tion can cau

se

fu

rther

d

amage

to a disab

led

comp

onent and

 

pos

sible

inju

ry

to per

sonnel.

By careful inspe

ction and

trouble

shooting

such damage

and

injury can be avoid

ed and,

in

addi

tion, the causes of fa

ulty o

peration of a  v

ehicle

or

compon

ent

often 

can

be

determined

without

extensive

disassembly.

12.

G ene ra l In s t r

u c t i o n s and Pr o c e d u

res

This  ch

apter contains

inspec

tion

and

trouble shooting

  pro

cedu

res to be performed

while a disabled

engi

ne  is

still m

ounted

in the

vehicle

and

 also after it

has been removed

.

T

he

inspection

s

made whil

e th

engine

is mounted in

the

vehicle

are

for

the

most

part

visual and

are

to

be

performed

before attemp

ting

to operate the

vehicle. The obj

ect

of

 these in

spe

ctions is to avoid

possibl

e

damage o

r

injury

a

nd also to deter

mine t

he

condition

of and

, when possible

,

what

is wrong w

ith

the defec

tive

engine.

The trouble

shooting

 

performed

while th

e

engine

is mounted

in the v

ehicle is

that

 w

hich is

b

eyond 

the normal scope of u

sing

organ

ization. Check

the trouble sho

oting

section of TM

9-730

or

TM 9-761A to

be sure the tr

ouble is not a defec

t norm

ally

cor

rected by

the using organ

ization; then

proceed

as

outlined

in

t

his ch

apter. These tro

uble sh

ooting

operations

 are

used to deter 

mine

if

th

e

fault can

be r

emedied w

ithout removin

g the engine

 

from the

vehicle

an

d

als

o, w

hen

sub

sequent

removal is necessary,

to

indicate when

repair can

be

made

w

ithout

complete

disassembly 

of

the engine

.

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c.

In

spection

after the

en

gine is

removed f

rom the vehic

le

pe

rformed to

verif

y

the di

agnosis made when the e

ngine

was

in

 

the

 vehicle, to

uncover furth

er

defects,

 or to determin

e fau

lts

if

the engin

e alone is

received

 

by the

ordnance establ

ishment. This

insp

ection

is particularl

y imp

ortant

in the

last

case

because

 it is

often the

only

mea

ns of de

termining the

 trouble

without com

pletely disassem

bling the

 

engine.

Tro

uble

shooting 

a d

isabled

engin e

 af

ter

it has

 been re

moved

from

  the veh

icle

consi

sts

of subjecting it to te

sts on a

 

dyn

a

mometer.

This chapter

 discusses those

symptoms

 

w

hich

can

be

diag

nosed  byusing the

 testing

 

e

quipment a

nd interprets

t

he re

sults

in

terms

of

probable

 

ca

uses.

Sec t i on

I I . ENGIN E

13.

G e

n era l

M ost e

ngine troubles

act

ually are accessory troubles.

Normally

the p

ertinent operators'

 manual will cover trou

ble

sho

oting

of 

all engin

e accessories while 

mounted

 

o

n the engine

. This section

covers only

th ose

troubles

w hich

can

develop

within

the

engine

itself.

1

4.

D

eta i l Pr

o c edures

When

an engi

ne cannot

be turned over

by

hand

o

r w

ith

th

e starter, seizu

re

of

par

ts

or h

ydrostatic lock

 

below)

is the

  cause.

It

is

d

ifficult

to

 

i

solate or sp

ot  seizure

because the power 

section and th

a

ccessory

case are con

nected by

a

splined

shaft

w hich

can only

be

removed  when

these

tw o

assem

blies a

re 

se

parated.

It 

is

ther

efore necessary to d

etermine

if

seizure is in th

e power section

or the accesso

ry case by checking

g

ear backlash

.

Using

 engine turning wre

nch 4

1-W-906-130

(fig.

7), r

ock

crankshaft forw

ard

and backwa

rd to

see if there is an

y

m

ovement.

If there is no

 movement,

investigate for

 hydrostatic

lock,

froz

en pistons,

or seized bearin

gs in the pow

er section. If

there

i

s norma

l

mo

vement, sei

zure is probably in

the

ac

cessory

case.

Using

engine

turning

wrench

7083791 ,

turn

the

engine

at

the fa

n

drive

vertica

l

sh

aft forwar

d and back

ward and note

mo

vement of

gear trains in the ac

cessory case. If wr

ench 7083791

is not

available, a wrench

adapte

r

made to

fit the power take-of

f

d

rive

shaft (fig. 10) may be

used.

Remove cam

shaft gear housing

cov

ers and che

ck gear m

ovement for

backlash. B y a systematic

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elimination of accessory

ca

se

drives,

the

 seizure

m

ay

be

traced

to

the 

main

accessory

 gear

train.  Remov

e the accessory

case 

(par. 5

1) and perform

 the

  necessary

repai

rs.

Caution

Exercise great

care

in

deciding  

what

inspection

and

repairs m

ust be performed. Pa

rts

in

 

the

no

nseized section

may 

be

strained

or

 

bent

and require

replacement,

  or

presence 

o

f

chips

may re

quire

a

compl

ete

tear

down and clean

ing of

the

engin

e

lubricatin

g system.

G

ear

and drive shaft failures

generally

can

be

isolated

by a

systematic

 

check

of the  affected gear 

train

.

Methods

 of locating

  these failed

gears are co

vered u

nder

the

 

ind

ividual systems. G

ear

failure

repairs

frequently

can be con

fined

to

replacemen

t

of the damaged

parts.

Caution

  Exercise great 

care in deciding

what r

epairs m

ust

be made

.

Disassembly

 a

nd

c

leaning of part

or all of the engine

ma

y be

necessary

due

to chip

s gett

ing into the

engine

lu

bricating

system

or moving parts.

Engine

 

n

oises

can

 b

e

cau

sed by w

orn,

broke

n

or

improp

erly

adju

sted pa

rts

((4) belo

w ) and by lack

of lubri

cation

b

elow).

Ability

 

to isolate

tr

ouble

causi

ng a noise

is

a

matter

of

e

xperience. When

 

noise occurs, shut

the

engine

down

 im

mediately for

inv

estigation. S ome

of the

more

commo

n noises

an

d

th

eir

causes are:

(1)

Turn

the

engine

by hand

. If

it

is

som

e

w

hat

tig

ht and

the grinding pers

ists,

a

bush

ing

or bear

ing pro

bably is failing

. Refer

to

above

.

(

2)

A  

def

ective

valve rocke

r or

in

correct valve clearance

 will

pro

duce this s

ound.

Start

the

engine 

and

listen

thro

ugh a

short piece

of

pipe

press

ed against the

rocke

covers. The

tapping fr

om

the

defective

u

nit

will

 

be

much shar

per and

louder than

 

fro

m the others.

(3)

This noise

is

caused by the

counterwei

ghts

o

f

the

 

cr

ankshaft vibra

 

t

ion 

damper

and is

 

a norma

l noise. It

 will disappea

r

at

higher speeds.

(4)

Too much radial c

learance.

Worn

or

cracked

m

ain

and connecting

rod bearing

s.

Too much

crankshaft

 end play. Th

rust flanges on

bearin

g worn.

(c

) Too much

 connecting

rod end play. T

hrust

faces 

worn.

Sprung or bent

connecting rods.

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NOTE:

WRENCH

ADAPTER

I S SPLINED

TO

FIT

POWER-TA

KE-OFF

DRIVE SHAFT.

FULL

FILLET

0.028

APPROXIMA

TE

RAD

IU S

0.0805

0.0 78

5

CIRCULAR WIDTH R E

F )

POWER

TAKE-OFF

DRIVE

SH A

FT SPLINE

RA

PD 155880

(1)

Most ignitio

n system

defects

are

covered

in the pertinent op

erators

manual.

However,

failure 

or

seizure of

one

or more

gears in the magneto

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drive trai

n would cause either

or both

magnet

os on

the engine

  to sto

p

turnin

g.

(2)

Remove

the magnetos (par.

36/0 and rotate

the engine with the

turning

wrench 41-W-906-130

(fig.

7).

If

the engine w

ill not rotate, ref

er to above.

I

one

magneto driven

idl

er beve

l

gear fails

to rotate,

the gear must be

damaged. If b

oth

driven

gears fail to

rotate,

see

whether

the

other accessories

rotate and

use

the

following procedure:

Remove

accessory

case (par. 51) and

locate the da

maged

gears or shaft.

Before repairing damage, r

efer to above.

Remove

the

magneto drive

housing cover

(par.

and inspect the

gears. Ro 

tate

the

engine and see

whether

the

magneto idler

drive

beve

l

gear

(HH)  (

fig. 44 ) is turning with the 

m

agneto drive

n

bev

el

gear with

integral shaft

 

(EE).

If the driven

bevel

gear

with integral

shaft

does not

rotate, remove the

accessory case (par. 5 1)

 

a

nd

in

spect for failure

in

the

accessory

case 

ge

ar train.

Be

for

e repa

iring

or

replacing da

maged

gear, refer to

above.

(1)

M

ost

fu e

l system

defects

are

covered in   the

pertinent operators manual.

  A

failure

in

the gear

train

wil l

result in n

onoperation of the

fuel

p

ump.

(2)

(fig. 45).

Remove

the

fuel

pu

mp (par. 36/) 

from

its adapter. Inspect

the fuel

pump

bevel

gear 

(T) a

nd

see if it

rotates  with the

engine, with other 

accessori

es,

and

  with the governor.

If the gear does

not

rotate,

remov

e

th

e fu el

pump

drive

adapter (AA)

(par. 58e)

lift out

th

e

gear

and l

ook for

ge

ar failure.

If

the

gears

are n

ot damaged, see whether the

fuel pump

and

governor

d

rive

bevel

gea

r (BB

)

rotates. I

f not,

remove the

camshaft drive housing (par.

5 6 d )

and

check

for

gear

failure. If

failure

 

is still

not found, rem

ove the

accessory

case (par. 51) and check the

accessory

gear

train. Refer

 

to

above.

/.

(1)

  Most ind

uction

system diffi

culties are

covered

in

the perti

nent

operators

manual.

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Difficulties not covered therein

and the

m

ethods of lo

cating them are

listed below.

(2 ) Remov

e the valve rocker

covers (par.

45)

and examine the

camshafts and ro

ckers

for d

amage.

Follow whiche

ver

of

the

followin

g conditions ap

plies.

If

the camshaft

is 

damaged ,

do 

whichever

of

 the fo llowing applies.

Repair o

r

replace

damaged component.

Repair or replace damage

d

component. Ins

pect rocker roller for freedom

of

ro

tation and damage. Replace

any defective rocker.

R eplace with

new camshaft.

Replace

the

damaged

rocker

assem

bly.

Inspect th

e

correspo

nding camshaft lobe

for

dam

age,

and repair or replace

camshaft as necessary.

Check for

a stuck valve ((c) below),

and for

clogg

ed

lubricating

passages to the rocker roller, if fro

zen.

(c) Turn

the

engine with

the turning wrench

41-W-906-130

 

and ob

serve

if

all valves open

and

close sati

sfactorily.

Ch

eck compression

below). If

any

valves

are

stuck

open,

it

will

be

readily apparent.

R

emove

the cylinder (par.

52)

and

make th

e

neces

sary

repairs an

d

p

arts

replacemen

t. A stuck val

ve

often

will

damage the

rock

er

and so

metimes the

cam

shaft.

Inspect

the

rocker and camshaft to

the

lim

its

specified

in repair

and

r

ebuild

standards

(pars. 149,

1

50,

and

163 ) .

Turn

the engine with the

turn

ing  wrench 41-W-906-130

(fig.

7)

and

observe

whether the camshafts rota

te.

If

they do not, remove

t

he

camshaft

gear housing covers

(par.

47)

and ex

amine the gears

for d amag

e.

If

they

are

all right,

remove the camshaft drive shafts

(par.

47) and

in

s

pect for damage. If

the drive shafts are

all right,

remove the accessory case

(par.

51 ) 

and

 

loc

ate

the

damaged

  gears. Before repairing or

replacing dam

aged

gears, refer

to above.

(1) Most defec

ts are covered

in

the pertinent o

perators manual. Other difficulties are

 

fai

lure or seizure

 

in the

gear

train

.

(2) Turn t

he engine

with

the turning wrench

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41-W-906-130.

If

it cannot be turned, refer to above.

If it

turns, attempt

to

crank

e ng i n e

with starter. If

the

entire e ng i n e

does

not crank, r emove the starter

(par.

36d) and starter drive assembly

(par.

560)

from

the

accessory case and examine acce s so ry

case

for damage

to the

starter

gears.

If

defec t ive

gears are

indicated,

remove the accessory

case

(par. 51) and

loca te

the dam

aged gear. Before repairing or replacing any gear, refer

to above.

S t o p e ng i n e

and proceed

as in

below. If that

is not

the cause, trouble shoo t

as

outlined in the

pertinent operators manual and in

and

/

above.

Trouble shoo t as ou t l i ned

in

the

pertinent

operators

manual

and

in

and

/

above.

Refer to pertinent operators manual

and

to

and

/ above.

Proceed as

in above.

(1) One

cause o f

bearing failures

is

the presence

in the

oil o f

dirt, sand or meta l l i c

parti

c les resulting from valve grinds or cylinder

recondition

ing. Make

the

checks

outlined

in

the

pertinent

operators

manual . If the trouble is not i solated, proceed as in (2)

below.

(2)

Obstructed oil

galleries,

oil screens ,

or oil pumps , or burned out main rod or camshaft

bearings could

cause

this cond i t i on .

If the

obstructing

material in the oil gallery is something

that might

be

circulated through the eng ine , rebuild the entire

en

g i ne

otherwise,

r emove

the obstruction. If worn parts

are the cause, rebuild the

eng ine .

One

or

both

oil

pumps may not be operating properly. This is an

other cause o f

l ow

oil

pressure.

Check

the

pumps

for

security o f mounting and

for

impeller wear

and

in

ternal

defec t ive

parts.

Replace pumps

if

necessary.

Also,

check

for

damaged internal oil l ines, for crank

shaft

oil

plug

defect ,

and

for

defec t ive

0

ring

gaskets

o n

oil transfer l i nes .

Make a careful

diagnosis

to determine whether a comple t e

engine rebuild

is

necessary or an overhaul

o f on ly

one cylinder, piston

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ring,

or

pi

ston

is

req

uired. Ex

cessive

oil

  consum p

tio

n

may be caused

b

y:

Badly wo

rn connectin

g rod

or main or

camshaft bear

ings

. This

 allows too much

oil  lea

kage or th

row-off

from the e

nd of the

 

be

arings.

External

oil

leaks

at

the

front

and

rear 

main

bearings.

Faulty be

aring or oi

l

seals lea

d

t

o

this conditio

n.

D

efective

piston

rin

gs or worn

cylind

er walls.

Commo

n

troubl

e

suc

h  as

im

proper igni

tion timin

g, lean

  car

buretor mixtures,

 off

spec

ificatio n fuel,

dirty oil fil

ter and oil c

oolers,

o

r d

e

fective

  con

trol

v

alves

should

be

thor

oughly

i

nvesti

ga

ted. Othe

r

causes

of

o

il

h

igh

temperatu

re 

c

ould be 

restrictio

ns or

defec

ts in

the

oil cooling

or

engine

co

oling

system

or

  the

oil circula

ting system,

high

oil

flow  du

e

to

damaged 

c

rankshaft

  oil

pl

ug,

broken 

intern

al

main

 oil lines, defectiv

e beari

ngs,

etc.

I

nspect

f

or cooling

fan

dam a

ge

below),

for o

il

pump

defect

s

a)

above),

and f

or d m  g

ed or wor

n

bear

ings an

d

oil

 

seals.

  Rep

lace worn

or defective

 pa

rts.

Oil high

pres

sures norma

lly result

f

rom o

il

low

 tem

peratures,

 

high

v

iscosity

o

il,

clogged

 

oil filter,

or defective

or

 

impro

per

sett

ing 

o

f the o

il

pre

ssure 

r

elief

valve.

  A r

estriction

in

the

oil

passa

ges,

or

bu

rned

bearings

could

 

cause

this

c

ondition.

If the

obstructi

ng ma

terial

in

the

oil passages

  is som

ething

wh

ich m

ight be

 

c

irculated

through t

he engine, a

 com

pl

ete

cleaning

 and re

build

will

 be

 

required

. If

 

bu

rned

or dama

ged

p

arts are

the cause, re

build the eng

ine.

If tests

 

in

the pertinen

t operators

 

manual

do

n

ot isolate

 the tro

uble,

see

w

hether

the

generator

 

drive

bevel gear tur

ns when

the

engi

ne

is

 

cranked. f

 it do

es

not

turn

,

rem

ove

it for inspection.

  f dam

aged,

repair or

replace par.

58c). 

If

the gear 

is

all

right, r

emove  the accesso

ry

case  par.

51)  an

d

in

spect fo

r failur

e

in

  the

ac

cessory

gear

train

. Before repa

iring

or replacing

 an

y dama

ged

ge

ars 

refer

to

above.

  1 )

I

f tests

 

in the

 pertinen

t oper

ators

manu

al

d

o not isolate

the

 

tro

uble  a

nd there

is

no

 

visible da

mage,

lo ok for a

failure

in

the

 

impell

er

drive

gear

  train

 

in 

the acce

ssory cas

e.

Use

the

  following

 

pr

ocedure.

 

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(2) 

Rem

ove

acces

sory

ca

se

par.

51)

and

  lo

cate th

e dam

age

d gea

rs

or shaf

t. Be

 

fo

re

rep

airin

g

dam a

ge, refer

 to

abov

e.

Rem

ove

carb

uret

or elbo

w  

par.

50)

and

inspect impeller

through 

the

opening  in

the s

uper

charg

er

housi

ng.

R

otate

 

the

 e

ngin

e and

  see

wh

ethe

r

th

im

pelle

t

urns

. If it

 tu

rns,

 

lo o

k

for an

 ob

s

truc

tion

or ba

d leak

 in the

i

nduc

tion sy

ste m

.

If ne

ces

sa

ry,

re

m ov

e

th

e  sup

erch

arge

r

ho

using

  pa

r. 56

6)

and e

xam

ine

care

fully

 for def

ects.

 

I

the i

m pel

ler do

es

no

t t

urn w

ith

the

 en

gine,

  remo

ve the

acc

esso

ry ca

se

par.

 

5

1)

and 

insp

ect for

 gea

r or

s

haft fa

ilure

. Be

fore

repairing

or replaci

ng

any d

amag

ed 

gear

 refe

r to  

ab

ove. Ch

eck

par

ts to  

limi

ts sp

ecifi

ed in  

re

pair

a

nd

re

build

 

s

tanda

rds

p

ar. 1

48). 

(

1) 

M os

t coo

ling  sy

stem

 

defe

cts

a

re cov

ered

in

 the 

pert

inent

 

op

erato

rs

man

ual.  A

failu

re 

in   the

 

fan

 

dri

ve 

gea

r

tr

ain

w il

l

resul

t in nono

perat

ion

of the

  fa

n

and

lead

  to cyl

inder

  a

nd e

ngine

 

oi

l hig

h

tem

pera

tures

.

(2)

R

em o

ve

th

cooling

fan outl

et

vane 

hou

sing

Q,  f

ig. 17

) and

 

exa

mine

  the

fan

  roto

r for

  dam a

ge.

Not

e if the

 r

otor is

 

f

ree

to

  tur

n in t

he

fan roto

r h

ousin

g.

Tu

rn the

 

engin

e

w

ith t

he

tu

rnin

g wren

ch 41

-W-9

06-1

30 

fig .

  7). If

 the

  e

ngin

e w ill

 

no

t

tu

rn, re

fer

to

abo

ve.

If the

fan roto

r

does

 

not

ro

tate,

 

see

 

if

o

ther

acc

essor

ies

r

otate

 and us

e th

e fo

llow

ing proc

edure

:

R

emov

e t

he

a

ccess

ory

case

par.

51) 

and

locate 

the 

damaged

gears

or 

shaft.

Be

fore

 re

pairi

ng

dam a

ge, ref

er to

 

abov

e.

Remo

ve the

 fan

 and c

lutch

 

as

semb

ly and

 see 

if the

 fan

 driv

e

ve

rtica

l

shaf

t

rot

ates. 

If th

e s

haft

doe

s not

rot

ate, 

rem o

ve th

e fa

n dri

ve

oil

seal

hou

sing 

par.

5

4b) an

d b

earin

g h

ousi

ng p

ar.

5

4c)

from

 

th

e

crank

case

 flan

ge a

nd e

xam

ine th

e beve

l

gears

  and

  shaf

ts.  If

t

hese

  gear

s do

not

rota

te, the

fa

ilure

 is in

 

t

he a

cces

sory  c

ase.

Rem

ove

  the

 acces

sory 

case

par.

51)

and

 

locate

the

dam

aged

gears

or

shafts. 

If the

  fa

d

rive

shaf

t doe

s  r

otate

, th

e failu

re 

is

  in

the 

co

oling

 

fan

 and

 fan

clu t

ch a

ssem

bly fig

. 7

3).

Dis

assem

ble

 

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the fan and fan

clutch

assembly (par. 76)

and

examine

the bearings. Examine the friction disk

and

pressure

plate.

If

failure

is in the

bearings,

friction disk,

or

pressure

plate,

examine all parts

carefully,

as the ex

cessive

heat

generated

by

these

failures

may affect

related

parts.

If

failure

is

not

in

the

bearings,

disk,

or plate, examine

clutch

balls

and

springs.

Inspect

clutch drive

hub,

fan rotor and

adapter,

and

both

parts of

clutch housings.

Hydrostatic l ock can

be

detected by re

moving o n e

spark

plug

from each

cylinder

and noting if there

is any evidence

of

gasoline in the cylinders.

If there

is n o liquid

present and the

crankshaft

cannot

be rocked back

and forth with

the engine

turning

wrench

41-W-906-130

(fig.

7),

l ook

for

se ized

pistons or

bearings

above). If there

is gasoline present, rotate

the

crankshaft with the

switch

in

the

OFF

position,

to displace

the

liquid. Turn

the

engine over

several

times to be

certain that all liquid is removed and

that

n o internal

parts

have

been damaged. It

is possible to damage connecting rods, pistons,

and cylinders

by attempting

to start an engine in the hydro-

statically l o cked

condition.

Inspect

for

damaged

parts.

Compression

pressure at cranking speed

should be

90 to 110 psi with a differ

en c e of

not more

than

15 psi between cylinders. Low or

widely

varying pressures can

be

caused

by

burned, warped, or stuck

valves,

or

by

worn

piston rings

or

cylinders. R e m o v e valve

rocker

covers (par. 45) and inspect for

stuck

valves (/

(2)(c)

above).

If valves are not defective, disassemble and inspect cylinder (pars.

63 and

64)

and piston

(pars.

66 and 67).

Repair or

replace

worn

o r

defective

parts.

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CHAPTE

R 4

ENGINE

Sec t i

o n I

DESCRIPT

ION AN

D

DATA

1

5 Lub r

ica t io n Sys t em

Two positive displ

acement 

pum

ps

supply oi

l

to

the lubri

 

cating sys

tem.

One is a

combinatio

n scavenger an

d

pressure

 

p

ump. The ot

her i

s a

sc

avenger

pump. Th

e  combi

nation pump

 

is

incl

osed in

a single

  housing

 

and

is

 

sec

ured to 

a

mac

hined mount

i

ng pad

located

on the

 

lower w

eb  of

No.

2

main

bea

ring in the 

cr

ankcase. T

he oil for

the

  pressure

pump is

  entirely inclos

ed in  

a reserv

oir formed by

the oil pa

n p

artitions

an

d

the baffle p

late

assemb

ly. The

sca

venger pum

p, or top h

alf of th

is

c

ombinatio

n

unit, tran

sfers

oil fr

om the flyw

heel

end

of

the  oil p

an to

the

pressure 

pump

reservoir.

The

separate 

scavenger

oil

pump,

lo  

cated

on 

a

mach

ined pad

on the lo

wer side of

the acce

ssory  case,

tran

sfers oil fro

m  t

he

ac

cessory

case  oil sump

to th

e pressu

re

pu

mp rese

rvoir. Th

e two scavenge

r pu

mps const

antly  transfer

oil

from both en

ds  of

the engin

e.

Thi

s assures

the p

ressure pump

an a

dequate su

pply of oil

 

wh

en th

e

v

ehicle

is on grade

s. In

no

rmal

oper

ation, th

e oil passes

from the

pressure

 

pum

through

pa

ssages

in th

e

cran

kcase an

d ac

cessory case to 

the oi

l control hous

ing

assembly 

B, fig.

35).

t

then

passes

through

external

lines

to

the eng

ine oil cool

er and

 

retu

rns

to the in

let of  the o

il

c

ontrol

housi

ng and to

the accesso

ry case. Oil

flow is

 controlled

 

by

 

four

valves.

The oil

pressure con

trol val

ve, the oil c

ooler by-pass

valve,

and

the oil filter b

y-pass valv

e

are

loca

ted in

  the oil contro

l hous

in

g. A

fourth

val

ve,

the oil  cooler

by-pass v

alve 

thermos

tatic),

is

 

located

on the engine

  oil c

ooler.

Th

e oil cool

er

b

y-pass

valve

thermos

tatic) perm

its oil  to

by-pass 

the 

oil

coolers

whenever

oil

temperature

is below

185° 

F.

Th

e  valve

also  opens

 

to

by-pass

oil whenever

there

 is a pr

essure 

dif

ferential

of greater t

han 6 0 po

unds.

Normally

,

the

val

ve is

open to

by-pass. 

As o

il te

mperature

 

increas

es, t

he

valve

closes.

This forc

es

o

il to circu

late throu

gh  th

e

oil

 

co

oler an

d en

ter the

oil

control h

ousing a

nd the

 

engine

 oil  fil

ter.

I

f oil

tempera

ture

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S

C

A

V

E

N

G

E

R

 

P

U

M

P

 

U

T

E

T

U

N

6

P

R

E

S

S

U

R

E

 

P

U

M

P

 

D

R

I

V

E

 

S

H

A

F

S

C

 

V

E

N

G

E

R

 

P

U

 

P

 

L

I

N

E

 

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is

above 185°

F.,

and a pressure differential of

greater

  than

6

0

pounds is built up, the valve

 opens.

c. The

oil pressure

 

control

valve maintains

 desired oil pressure

in the oil

cooler and engine oil p

assages by

allow

ing a

relief open

ing

to the sump

.

Limit

ed

adjustment of

the

valve is p

ossible (pars.

82 and 129). Excess oil

is by-pas

sed

directly to the accesso

ry case

sump through a

  spillline.

The

oil

 filter by-pass valve is

a spring-balanced

type valve. 

Should the

filter bec

ome

obstructed, the valve will

open when a

different

ial

of

50

psi is

r

eached

and

oil will b

e de

livered

directly

to

the

engine

th

rough

the

oil pressure control valve.

The oil

cooler by-pass

 

valve is a spring-balance

d type valve

and

by-passes

oil

in

the

control housing when 

there

is

a

restric

tion in

 

the

 engine

oil

cooler or

external

line

s.

N

ormally

closed,

it opens under

a pressure differential

of 50

psi.

/. 

Direct pump

pressure

is carried throu

gh

a larg

e

drilled pass

age from

 

the outlet

side

of the

pressure

oil pump, through the

crankcase

  and

accesso

ry case

,

to the oil contro

l housing on the

top

corner

of

the accessory

case,

right

(1-3-5)

side.

Drilled

passages

prov

ide

lubricat

ion

to

the

acc

essory case and

main oil

pas

sages in each side of the

crankcase. Dr

illed

passages

 through

the cran

kcase webs supply

oil

to the

main bearings. Oil passages

from each

crankshaft

journ

al provide lubrication to the c

on

necting rod

journals and

bearings. Cy

linder bores, piston

rings,

and piston

pins

are lubricated

by oil

thr

own fr

om

the connecting

rods.

Connecting passages

in the acc

essory

case supply oi

l to the

hollow camsha

fts through drilled

passages

in the camshaft dr

ive

shafts. Drilled

holes

in

each camshaft

journal convey oil through

connecting p

assages to the rocker sh

afts, rocker

arm

bearings

and

rollers.

  Throw-off

oil lubricates the

intake valve

ste

ms.

Lubrication is supp

lied to the exh

aust

valve

 

stems

by oil

 

streams

from

d

rilled passages in the camshaft

  bearings.

Externa

l

oil-

drain manifolds return oil from t

he cylinder

heads

  and

camshaft

  gear housings to the

oil

p

an

and

accessory

case

sump.

16.

Hydrau l ic

Governo r

The hydraulic

  governor maintains engine

speed below pr

e

determined l

imits regardless

of

engine

load. Refer to

paragraph

135

for additional description

of the hydraulic governor.

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O

O

O

M

O

H

N

O

N

G

N

O

O

O

O

G

O

O

O

O

O

M

N

N

S

G

G

O

O

O

O

G

N

D

O

O

M

O

G

O

M

O

 

L

O

M

O

O

W

O

O

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17.

Crank

c as e

and

Oil

Pan

a.

The crankcase (fig. 65) is a

two-piece aluminum-alloy cast

ing.

The

two halve

s, ri

ght 

(1-3-5) s ide

and left (2

-4-6)

side,

are

sp

lit vertically

a

long

the

center of the four main

bearings

to allow

for

installing the

crankshaft. The halves are bo

lted

to

gether. There

are

12

special long 

cross bolts

through

the

four

transverse main

 

b

earing web s .

The

bolts

are shouldered

at

three

points to preve

nt bearing misalinement.

Eight

o

f these

bol

ts pro

trude through holes in the

cylinder mounting f lang

es

on

both

cylinder

banks and help secure the c

ylinders

t

o the crankcase

.

There are

also three spec

ial

dow

el-type bolts which help secure the

tw o crankcase ha

lves and prevent misalinement

of

th

e

m

ain bear 

ings. The two ba

nks of horizontally-opposed

 

c

ylinders

a

re

mounted

on

machine

pads

on

each

crankcase  half.

The

engine

c

ooling fan is mounted

on

the centr

ally located flange

d

portion o

f

the crankcase.

A n oil

passage

is

cored into each  half of the

crankcase

ca

st

ing. Passages also are drille

d through the crankcase webs to the

main

bearings

.

Passa

ges

also

supply

  oil to the oil control

hous

ing, accessory

case, and cooling fan drive

shaft housing.

c. The crankc

ase

oil pan (fig.

88) is an  aluminum-all

oy casting.

It

is

partitioned

to

form

a

reservoir for

the

pressure

pump.

A

plate incloses the top of the reservoir

and is sealed to the pum

p

body with an 0

ring 

gask

et,

to

prevent splashing of oil and

entrance of air.

The accessory case oil

sump

is

an aluminum -

alloy casting

with

out baffles

and

is

bolted to

the

accessory

case

and

the

crankcase oil

pa

n (fig.

80).

18. Main B ear i n g s

The

four

replaceable main bearings

(fig. 65) are of the s

plit

precision typ

e.

They

are

st

eel-backed

and faced with a special

beari

ng alloy.

The No. 3 bearing is double

flanged with

bearing

m

etal

to

  take any crankshaft thrust

and to control

crankshaft

end

play. The

bearin

g halves are identica

l. Each has a

tang

at

the

joint to preve

nt rotation in the crankcase

bore. The oil holes

drilled through the bearings

register

with an o

il groove cut in

th

e

bearin

g bore of the cr

ankcase. The bearing

faces

hav

e annular

grooves

which

 

register

with the

oil

holes

 

in th

e

crankshaft

journals.

19. Cra n ksh a f t

The crankshaft (fig.

65) i s a

steel

  forging. It has four

ma

in bearing journals,

six

crankpin

s (in pairs),

and

an

integrally

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forged f lange on o n e end for

mounting

the

f lywheel .

Crankpin

pairs are

positioned

120° apart, with the crankpins

of

each pair

180° apart.

All

crankpin and main bearing

journals

are bored

to

reduce

weight.

Oil holes

are drilled at

an

angle

t o c o nne c t

the main

bearing journals

and

the crankpin journals.

The

diagonally

dril led

holes are

con n e c t e d

with s teel

tubes.

Thus,

oil is conveyed from

the

main

bearings to the main

bearing

journal, through

the crank

cheek, to the crankpin and to

the

connecting

rod bearing. A

pressed-in oil slinger is

loca ted

in the number-one-main-bearing

journal

bore

to pick up oi l thrown by

the number-one rod

and

provide

lubrication

for

the

crankshaft

vibration damper

and

ac

cesso ry drive shaft spl ine .

The crankshaft

and the f lywheel are individually balanced,

statically and dynamical ly, by the manufacturer.

A f langed

hub

is installed permanently o n the

accesso ry

end

o f the crankshaft for mounting

the

pendulum-type vibration

damper which restricts

the extent

o f the crankshaft vibrations.

The crankshaft vibration damper

(fig.

70)

cons i s t s

o f four wedge-

shaped damper counterweights, each suspended

o n t w o pins sup

ported

in

holes

in

the f langed hub.

The f lywheel

has

a torsion

damper hub (fig. 24)

through

w hi c h

the transmission shaft is driven.

The damper

consists

o f

an internally spl ined hub

mounted

o n a

plate

which

is

spring

driven

by the

flywheel.

The damper

reduces

torsional shock o n

the

transmission input shaft.

20.

Connec t i ng Rods

and Bear ings

Connecting rods (fig. 64) are I

sec t i o n

type,

with

tapered

shanks.

They are

machined from

steel

forgings.

Bronze p i s t on

pin

bearings are pressed

into

the

smal l end o f each c o nne c t i n g

rod. The bearings are

diamond-bored

to f in ished size

after

be ing

assembled

in

place.

There

are t w o

diagonal

oil

grooves i n

the

inner

diameter o f the bearing.

Oil enters

a

well ,

drilled

in

the

smal l end o f the connecting

rod,

and f o l l ows annular grooves to

lubricate

piston pin

bearing,

piston

pin, and

piston pin boss.

C o nnec t i n g

rod bearings are o f the split-precision type, steel-

backed with a special bearing alloy face. Bearing halves

are

identical and

are

prevented from

turning

in

the

rod bores

by

means

o f a tang o n

the

split

face

o f

each

half.

21. Pis tons Pins and Rings

Pistons (fig. 64)

are

of the forged-aluminum solid-skirt type.

The piston skirt i s cam ground and tapered (when cold) to pro-

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vide

accurate fit in the

cylinder

a

t

o

perating

temperat

ure. The

pistons ar

e

reinforced with

piston pin bosses

which extend to the

crown

of

the piston.

Pistons have four rings. The

top two

rings

are com

pression

rin

gs,

and

the third

and

fourth rings

are oil

c

ontrol rings. The 

compression

rings 

are

chrome-faced.

Pist

on pins are tubular and

full-floating. Domed aluminum

 

plugs

are

inserted

in each end 

of the piston

pin

to center

the pin

and

to prevent scoring

or

da

mage to the cylinder wal

l.

22 ylinders and 

alves

Each cylinder (fig. 60) is a separate unit.

The

cylinder

barrel is 

an alloy-steel

shell

around which

an aluminum muff is

cast,

f inned

for

air-cooling.

A finned

cast-aluminum cylinder

head,

interna

lly

threaded, e

ngages external threads

on the

cylinder

barrel.

The assembly is made perma

nent

by

shrinkage fit. The 

valve (seat) inserts are

installed in machined

recesses in the

head by heating the cylinde

r head

and

cooling the inserts. T

he

inserts may

be

r

emoved

for repla

cement

b

y

us

ing a spec

ia l re

mover kit

41-R-2371-465

supp

lied for that p

urpose (par. 64)

(fig. 8). Valve

stem

g

uides

are

bronze and are

replaceable. An

outer

extension

of

the cylinder

head

forms

a

recess or rocker

box,

in which

the valve

spr

ings, rocker

 

arm

s, and

rocker shafts

are

located. The

cylinders are arranged in

two

ban

ks, numbere

d

1-3-5 and 2-4-6 from

the accessory end.

Flanges, containing

14

stud

holes,

mount

each

  c

ylinder

to

the crankcase.

One

aluminum

camsha

ft bearing cap

 

and one

valve rocker

shaft bracket

in

ea

ch

cylinder

hold

the

rocker

shafts an

d

valve

rockers.

The

cap

and bracket

are doweled and

bolted to the

cylinder

head, and th

e

cam

shaft

bearing

is

bored

with

the

cap

in place. 

Therefore,

caps

are not

interchangeable and

must

re

main as part of

the cylinder assembly. Counterbores 

in

t

he rocker

bo

x

walls and covers

accommodate the

camshaft

intercylind

er

connectors (f ig. 21)

.

The valve stems

extend into the rocker b

oxes.

Three springs

,

compressed

between

retainers

and secured

to the valve

stem

by

split,

 

cone-s

haped

locks, ho

ld the valves to

their seats.

The ex

haust

valves are sodium-filled and have

  a positive valv

e

rotator

which

serves

as

the

lower

valve

spring

seat.

A

valve

clearance

adjust

ing scre

w

with flat

swivel

push

er pad is

mounted in

one

end

of the

valv

e

rocker.

Forged

steel valve

ro

ckers with rol

ler cam followers are

used. The rollers

 

are

hardened and honed to provide

 

an

extremely

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s m o o t h and

permanent

wearing surface.

The rollers operate on

small bronze hubs . Hol low

rocker

shafts

are

drilled

passages in

the valve

rockers

convey

oil to

all

m o v i n g

parts.

The rockers are

f i t ted with

bronze bearings

containing

annular

grooves for

oil

pickup.

Rocke r

box

covers

are

not

entirely

interchangeable. End

rocker box covers are machined

and

tapped

for the

attachment

of the

camshaft

gear housings

and

end rocker

box

covering plates.

Intermediate cylinder rocker

box

covers

are

not

so

machined .

End covers

are

interchangeable.

Intermediate

covers a lso

may

be interchanged.

23.

C am s ha f t

f t .

A hol low camshaft

(figs.

53 and

54)

is mounted

o n each

bank

of

cyl inders.

The ho l l ow passage l e s sens the weight

o f the

shaft and also provides an oil passage for pressure lubrication

to

the

valve parts. Tubular inter-cylinder c o nne c t o r s (fig.

21)

inc lose the

camshaft between cylinders.

They

are c lamped in

place

by

the rocker box covers and

sealed

by 0 ring gaskets.

Each camshaft is driven separately by

bevel

gears in

the

accessory

case.

The

horizontal, vernier-type,

spl ined

drive

shaft,

con n e c t i n g the drive and driven gears, can be removed to permit

separate

rotation o f

the

camshaft for e n g i n e

timing

purposes .

Regard less o f gear

positions,

spl ines wil l mate at s o m e

point

o f

insertion.

24.

Accesso ry

Case

f t .

The accessory

case

(fig.

52)

is

an

a luminum-a l l oy

casting

containing the gear train

that drives

the camshafts, magne to s ,

tachometer, oil pumps, fuel

pump,

governor,

supercharger,

ge n

erator, power take-off, and coo l i ng fan. It also accommoda te s the

oil

filter, starter,

accessory

case

breather adapter and lifting

eye,

and

the

oil

control housing assembly

(B, fig.

35). Where gear

loads require, bearings are supported by bronze bearing l iners.

Passages drilled in

the

case permit pressure lubrication to

all

bearings.

The accessory-case-to-crankcase f lange contains two l o ca t ing

dowe l pins and three oil transfer tubes.

The drive

c o nne c t i o n

b e t w een the crankshaft

and

the accessory case gear train is a

spl ined shaft which is

installed

when the accesso ry case

is

a s s e m

bled

to the crankcase.

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2

5

I n d u c t i o n S y s t e m — S u p

e r c h a r g e r

(%. 49)

carburetor

is mounted at ea

ch end of the

ca

rburetor elbow.

This

elbow  is a

 jacketed cast-aluminum

housing, having an outlet

 

at

its center. This

center

outlet

is

attached

to

the inlet

of

the

supercharger h

ousing. The supercharger

hou

sing has

scroll out

lets to the intake

 

manifolds

on either side of

the engine. The

air

and

fuel mixtu

re picked

up

at the supercharger housing

inlet

is circulated by

the supercharger impeller, and

directed by dif-

fuser

vane

s  to the

h

ousing

branches or  scrolls, and then

dis

tributed to

the

intake manifolds. Through

the use of 

t

he super

cha

rger, intake manifold

pressure

is

raised to

38 to 40

inches

of

mercury (absolute).

A

balance tube,

to

counteract

surge,

con

nects the 2 intake manifolds

between

No.

5 and 6

cylinders. An

aspirator, or

siphon, is located in each manifold,

 utilizing the

pressure

drop

acr

oss the

carburetor to pick up any

raw gasoline

which might

collect in each

end

of the

carburetor

elbow

at high

manifold vacuum and distribute

it in the manifolds. Each

aspira

tor is conne

cted

by

two flexible lines, on

e

from

the carburetor

air

inlet and the other

from

the

bottom of the carburetor el

bow.

The

siphon action continues to

take

any

raw

fuel

from

the

elbow

and

  deliver it into the intake manifolds until

a posi

tive

press

ure

is built up

in

the

 

m

anifolds.

carbureted

mixture heating system is pro

vided

for

 cold

weather o

peration of the engine.

Controlled

hot

exhaust gases

are passe

d

through the jacketed 

carbu

retor

elbow for

heating

the

mixtur

e as it enters the

supercharger. The intake manifold

vacuum is

utilized to

c

ontrol the heating system butterfly 

valve

located

at

the

outlet

of

the

elbow.

This  valve

is

of

the

spring-

balanced, diaphragm

type. A l

ine

leads from

the supercharger

housing to the housing of

the

control

 valve. A

 

high manifold

 

vacuum opens

the valve and let

s

exhaust ga

ses

p

ass through the

jacket of the carburetor

elbow 

and

heat th

e

carbur

eted mixture.

As the manifo

ld vacuum decreases,

 the valve

closes,

thus stopping

any 

further preheating of

fuel

mixture.

 

Any

prehea

ting of the

carbureted

mixture at high engine

speed and maximum load

is

objectionable. This tends

to reduce the maximum output

of the

engine.

26 C ra n kc a

s e

B

r e a t h i n g

Sys tem

Th

e crankcase

breath

ing system is

a

completely

 closed

sys

 

tem.

It enables the inside of

the

e

ngine to be vent

ilated

at

all

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times

 and makes

 

it

possible to

subme

rge the e

ngine w

ithout water

gettin

g in

.

T

he

intake manifold

 vacuum

 

is

used  t

o circulate ai

r thro

ugh

the  crankc

ase a

nd accesso

ry

ca

se. A

 

fresh

 air

line

  origina

ting

a

the

rig

ht 

(

1-3-5)

side

carbur

etor

air

inlet

leads

to

the

crank-

case 

oil

  filler pip

e. The  fresh

air lin

e cont

ains

a flame

arrester

to eliminate

any p

ossiblity

of

fla

me

flashbac

k in the

 

fuel

system.

A

breathe

r line  also

connect

s the

f

iller

pipe to

the crankcas

e.

c.

Tw

o

extern

al

lines are 

also

attac

hed to

a

triangular

 breather

ad

apter on

the top

  of the

accesso

ry case and

lead to 

two

a

ir-

meterin

g

valv

es which

  are located

in

the front of

the carbure

tor

el

bow just below

 

each

carbu

retor

outlet. T

hus, c

rankcase air is

c

irculated

from

the

fresh

air in

let at

 the carbur

etor, th

rough

the cra

nkcase, an

d out

at th

e

top

of the 

accessory 

ca

se,

return

ing

 

into

the

carbu

retor elbow

.

Cylinder

blow-by 

gases ar

also

carried

from the acce

ssory

ca

se to

the carbure

tor elbo

w

through

the same

tw o

 

line

s.

The func

tion

of

the air-m

etering valv

es, in

the carbu

retor

elbow

,

is 

to restric

t

the flo

w

of

 

blo

w-by

gases and vent

ilation

air into

t

he

man

ifold 

at idling and low

en

gine speed

s,

s

o not to

di

sturb

the

carbu

reted

mixture

ratio.

 

Passa

ge

of

only a sma

ll

amount

of

air

is

required

at

these conditions

as

cylinder

blow-by

is low.

The v

acuum in

  the manifold

 

is

  high un

der

l

ow spee

d c

on

diti

ons. This li

fts a  plung

er in

  the valves causi

ng a

restrict

ion

of

 

air flow. T

he m

anifold

vacuum

is 

low

when

the

en

gine is

running 

a

t high spe

ed and full l

oad co

nditions,  and

the volume

o

f cyli

nder blow

-by

gases is hig

h. This

requ

ires

a larger

 ope

n

in

g

t

hrough

the va

lves in order

to

pa

ss

the

inc

reased volume

of

air

and ga

ses to

the intake

m

anifold.

T

hus, the  plu

ngers in

the

valves 

drop

down

of

their

own 

weight 

and

open 

the

valve 

for

free flow

 

wh

en there is low

  vacuum

, and 

are

lift

ed by hi

gh

vac

uum

to

restrict

the

fl

ow w

hen

fre

e passage is

not

desired.

2

7

Cool in

g Sys tem

Alu

minum muffs

 

are

mo

lded  to

steel barrels

and

 machi

ned

to

provide

air-coo

ling

fin

s for

the c

ylinders.

The aluminu

m c yl 

ind

er

heads

 c

ontain cas

t

cooling f

ins for

air

-cooling. Cyl

inder air

deflectors

direct

air

flow 

acro

ss

the cylinders.

The

tops

of

the 

c

ylinders

are shroude

d to house

  an air-

cooling

suction fan w

hich

is mo

unted o

n a  ve

rtical

shaft. This cas

t aluminu

m fan is

stat

ically  balan

ced by

 the

m

anufacture

r. Th

e

fan

 d

rive vertica

l

sh

aft 

is driv

en by bevel

gears

housed

in the top o

f the

 

cran

kcase. 

Th

e

beve

l gears  are

driven

by a hor

izontal  d

rive

sh

aft

from

 

th

e

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accessory case

gear

train. The

fan

draws

coo l i n g air

from

the

underside o f the cylinder through the cylinder f ins and discharges

the hot air vertically from the

shroud.

The eng i n e and trans

m i s s i o n oil

coo lers

are mounted in

the

shroud

above the

cyl inders.

A portion o f the

air exhausted by

the coo l i ng

fan

is drawn through

these

coo lers

and

keeps

the

oil at

the

desired

operating

tempera

ture.

28.

Fuel

Sys tem

An ac, type BF, fuel p u m p and an

ac

fuel filter

are m ou n t e d

o n the

acces so ry

end o f the eng i n e to

supply

c lean fuel to the

two

carburetors.

Flexible

l i nes carry

fuel

from the filter to the

p u m p

and

carburetors.

The

Stromberg,

Model

NA-Y5G-3,

carburetor

is

especially

des igned for use o n

ordnance eng in e s .

A Bendix, type EF,

fuel

primer filter

is

mounted on

the

accessory end o f the eng ine t o supp ly c lean fuel for the primer

sys tem.

Fuel enters the

filter under

pressure from

a p u m p

in

the

vehicle

and is carried to each cylinder head by

external l ines .

Fuel enters the cylinder

through

spray-type nozzles. The primer

sys t em was des igned for

use o n ly during

engine

starting.

29.

Ign i t ion

Sys tem

a. T w o Bendix-Scintilla

type

S6LN-32,

magnetos,

driven from

the accessory case, are

mounted

at the

top

left

corner

o f the

acces so ry

case.

They are conne c t ed to two

spark

plugs in each

cylinder by

a

radio-shielded high-tension ignition harness. The

entire

ignition

system is ventilated, radio-shielded and water

proofed .

Each

magneto

f ires

six

spark

plugs.

The

inner (right)

magneto

f ires

the accessory end plug of each cylinder, and the

outer (left) f ires the

f lywheel

end plug o f each cylinder.

The magneto drive

gear

train

contains an Amer i c an -Bosch

type spark advance governor. A preset

control

o f the governor

provides for a

15

degree

spark advance during the

1,500

to 2,450

rpm

eng ine speed range.

A Bendix-Scintilla

single-spark,

waterproof,

booster

coil

with

a

radio

interference

filter

is

used

for starting

the

engine .

The coil is energized by

a

24-volt storage battery. It provides

starting impu l ses for the inner

(right)

magneto

during the crank

ing o f the

eng ine ,

when the

magnetos

are

not

being

turned fast

enough

t o p roduce

adequate vol tage.

The coi l

del ivers a

s ingle

spark at each open i ng

o f

the

magneto

contact

points,

rather than

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a

f l ow

o f sparks as delivered by the

conven t i ona l

induction vibra

tor-type booster coil. The coi l

is

connec t ed

to

the

ground c o n

nection

o f the

inner

magneto

through a waterproof, radio-shielded

cable. The other magneto ground c o nne c t i o n is connec t ed through

a

similar

cable

to

the

radio interference

filter unit.

Intake manifold vacuum is used

to

provide forced-air

c i rcu

lat ion,

within the i n c losed waterproof magnetos and ignition

harness,

to

carry away condensation.

A flexible

l i n e connec t s the

air-inlet

side

o f

the

left (2-4-6)

side

carburetor to the t op o f

the

inner

magne t o .

Another

l i ne

c o nne c t s the magnetos.

A flexi

ble l ine extends from

each

end o f

the ignition

harness to each

end o f the carburetor e lbow just be low the carburetor

out lets.

B y

utilizing the

va c uum

in each carburetor elbow, fresh air is

drawn from the

air-inlet

s ide o f the

carburetor, through

the

magne t o s and

the inside of the ignition harness,

i n t o

the elbow.

The f l ow

o f air

is

controlled

by

the

size

o f the

ori f ice holes in

the

various

units

and by the amount o f

va c uum i n

the intake

mani fo ld .

30. Star ter

The

Eclipse-Pioneer

starter

Model

36-E16-1A

(800

ft-lb

capacity) is

a 24-volt, dc, waterproof

unit,

consisting o f a

motor

s e c t i on and a gear sec t i o n .

The

Jack

and

Heintz starter,

Model

JRD-30,

opt ional with

the Ecl ipse

starter, is essentially the same,

except

that

it

is

f i t ted

with

a quick-d isconnec t

mounting attachment. The quick di scon

nec t feature consists o f a worm drive

attaching

device, operated

by a

smal l

p in ion

which

is

readily

access ible . A

lock

keeps the

smal l p in ion

from

turning

or

working

loose.

31.

Genera to r

The

Eclipse-Pioneer generator

Model

30EOO-3A is a 150 am

pere, 28.5 volt, dc unit, as

generally used

for

energy

in 24-volt

elec t r ica l systems.

32. Send ing Uni t

and

Swi tches

One ac

electrical

sending unit and t w o

switches

are located in

the

main oil passage

at the

top o f the

accesso ry case.

This oil

pressure type sealed

unit

is

internally

constructed

and calibrated

so that

electrical

contact points close when

the

oil pressure in

the

main

oil

l ine

o f the engine falls to 30 ± 2

psi,

thereby c los ing

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the

circuit

 

and cau

sing a w

arning light mounted in

  the

veh

icle

to li

ght.

This

sealed elec

trical oil

pressure gag

e

un

it is rugged

ly constructed

and

c

onsists of

a

threaded

plate

to

which

are

crimped

a

diaphragm,

a

radially

not

ched spring,

and an  overlo

ad guard

p

late.

The unit is con

nected to an

 

ele

ctric gag

e located in the vehicl

e.

This

se

aled

electrical unit is

internal

ly 

constructed

and calibrat

ed

so that elect

rical

cont

act points close whe

n the oil

temperature

 

in

the

main oil lin

e

of

the engi

ne

reaches

245°

± 5

° 

F.,

thereby

closing the

circuit,

and causing a

warnin

light

mounted

 

in the

vehicle to light.

33

Tab

ulated

Data

Accessories

(No):

Booster co il ______

________—

_—_—_—_

_ 1

Carburetors

_________

______—___

__—__—_ 2

Fuel fil

ter ____

___________

___________

_____ 1

Fuel p

ump ______

___________

___________

__ 1

Generator

____

___________

___________

__—_

1

Governor ____

___________

___________

______ 

1

High temperature

warning l

ight

send

ing switc

h________ 1

Magn

etos _________

____________

___________

  2

Oil

filter ___________

____________

____________

  1

Oil

low

pressure

  warning  light sending

switch__

______

1

Oil

pressure

gage

sending

unit____

_____________

___ 1

Primer f

ilter

___

__ _________

____________

_____

1

Sp

ark plugs _

____________

___________

______  12

Starter

__________

____________

___________

 

1

Tachometer

(transmitter)

_____

___________

_____

1

Accessory

drive ratio

s (crank

shaft

speed)

Camshaft ______

___________

 __ _______

__

0.5

Cool in

g fan __________

___________

__________

1.58

Fuel

pump ___

____________

____________

______ 0.81

Gen

erator

___________

___________

_________ 2 .60

G

overnor ________

___________

___________

__ 1.10

Magnetos coun

terclockwise  as viewed from

 abo

ve)_____ 0.5

P

ower-take-off __

___________

__________

_____ 1.0

Starter

_________

___________

___________

__

0.91

Supercharger

impeller

__________________________

7.94

Tachometer d

rive  __

___________

___________

__ 0.5

Camshaft rotation___

___counterclockw

ise viewed from

acce

ssory

end

Co

mpression

ratio________

___________

___________5

 5:1

C

ooling fa

n

rotation.———

— ———___clockw

is e

viewed

from

ab ove en

gine

Cylinder bore —

— — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — _

..————______5.75

 

in

Engine

idle s p e e d —————

— — — — _ _ _ — _ —

— — — — — _ _ _ _ _ _ _

_650 rpm

4

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Engine main

 oil

lin

e pressure

_——————

_60 to

70

psi at

2,800 rpm

(SAE

50

oil

 at 180° F.).

35 m

in a

t

idle

Engine speed

—Governor____

____————_2,

950 rpm max

at no

load

2,800 rpm

min

at full lo

ad

Fi

ring order

 _______

________——

__________1

-6-3-2-5-4

Ignition

timing__

____automatic 

advance, set 10

deg

 

before top cen

ter

Generator

charging

r a t e _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 5 0  

amp—28.5

v

Piston displacem

ent___——————

——————————

——————895.9

 cu

in

 

Piston

 

s t r o k e _ _ _ _ _ _

_ — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — 5 7

5 in

Sp

ark plug gap________

______—_——

________0.011—

0.014 in

Su

percharger____

_____________

_____38

to

4

0 in-Hg

at 2,800 rpm

Intake

manifold

absolu

te dry

pressure,

16

to  18 in-H

g at idle 650

rpm

Valv

e

clea

rance (cold

engine):

Exhaust_

____________

____0.020 in

(0.014 in under roller)

Intake____

___________

___________

_______0.007

 

in

Valve

events

(cold

engine):

Exha

ust

closes

_——————————

———————32 deg

 

a

fter top center

Exhaust opens___ _ _ — _ —

— — — — — — — — 6

8

deg

b

efore

bottom ce

nter

E

xhaust

remains

o p e n — — — — — — —

— — — — _ — — — — — —

— — — — — — — 2 8 0 deg

In

take closes____

_____—————

—_84 deg after bo

ttom

ce

nter

Intake

 

opens_______

____—————

__40

deg be

fore

top center

 

Intake

remain

s open_

_______—____

_________——

—304

deg

Va

lve

li

ft__________

____________

___________

0.4053 in

Valve

timing

setting_____

__intake

closes

50

deg 

after bot

tom center

with

 0.100 in

clearance

Sec t i on

II

PREP

AR ATION  OF ENGIN

E FOR

  REBUILD

34

General

Engines removed

from

vehicl

es

for rebuild mus

t be thor

oughly clea

ned,

drained,

and

  stripped of accessories. 

Refer

to

pertinen

t operators t

echnical

man

uals

for procedures

 on removal

of

the

engine

from

vehicles.

Send

the accessories

  to  pro

per de

partment for

 

ins

pection

and rebu

ild.

35 Cle

an ing and D

raining

M

ount the engine

 on th

e

engin

e stand

which is

containe

d in kit assembly

7

083741

(

fig. 9). Thoro

ughly clean

all

parts and outer

surfaces before

attempti

ng any repair or rebuil

d

operations.

M ake

certain

no

foreign

matter

enters the

working

parts

o

f

the eng

ine or

its

acc

essories.

Close or cover

  all

op

enings.

W

ash the

engine, using wat

er under

pressure to

 

remove as

m uch

mud

and

d

irt as

possible . Remov

e remain

ing

grease 

and

dirt,

using a

stiff

brush

and dry-cl

eaning

solvent or volatile

mineral

spiri

ts.

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Break

 locking

wires. Drain

oil by

removing plu

gs

in ac

cessory case s

ump, oil fi

lter, and the

crankcase

 oil pan.

Re

m

ove oil fi lter assem

bly (pa

r. 36).

36

R e mo v al

 

o f

A c c esso r i e

s

The carbu

retors ca

n

be

remove

d

with

 

the

 

carburetor

 

elbow

 

as

 

a

 

subassem

bly

(par.

 

50).

 1)

At the

carbure

tor, disconnect

fuel supply

  lines,

fuel

pum

p

vent

line,

and electrical

conne

ctions  from

de-

gasse

rs;

ve

nt

lines from mag

netos and a

spirators;

carbu

re

tor-to-oil

filler

breather tube

  (par.

37)

a

nd 

fuel lines 

from

the p

ump.

 2) Disconnect

all

throttle

linkage

rods from carburetor

a

nd govern

or. Install pins

for safekeepin

g.

  3)

Remo

ve  jam

nuts

, plain

nuts, and plai

n  washer

s hold

ing car

buretors  to

carb

uretor el

bow .

L

ift o

ff

ca

rbu

retors

. Discard

 

g

asket. 

fig. 13).

  1)

Disc

onnect spark plug

leads at

spa

rk

plugs.

Us

e crow-

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foot

 

wre

nch 41-W-871

-65 to

detach shi

elding nut. U

se

crowfoot

wrench 41-W

-871-75

to

hold

s

park p

lug.

(2) Ven

t li

nes

and

holding

  clamps ca

n

be

r

emoved  with

the 

ha

rness

wh

en

d

isconnected

 

f

rom

the

carb

uretor

elbow

. Remove

  clamps

holding  harness

to car

buretor

elbo

w .

(3)

Disc

onnect

ad

apters

at magne

tos by r

emoving

holdin

sc

rews. Lift

off adapters

.

(4)

The  harness

is  suppo

rted by

clamps

secured with

bolts

located on eac

h  side

of the en

gine, below

cylind

ers

N

o.

1 a

nd 5 ,

a

nd

2 and 6. Remove

bolts. Rem o v

e h

arness

with v

ent lines at

tached.

Spark plugs

may be left

in t

he 

cylinders

until cylind

ers 

are to

be

removed

from

the

crankcase 

(par.

52).

(1)

Disc

onnect and

remove

fuel-p

ump-to-fue

l-

filter line. R

emove

nuts ho

lding  fuel fil

ter bracke

t to  

accessory

 

case. Lift

 off

filter and

bracket.

(2)

Disconn

ect 

pr

imer

lines

to No. 1 and

No.

3

cylinders. Remove

  bolts

holding  th

e

primer

brack

et to

the accessory

 case.

Lift off fi

lter and brac

ket.

(3) Remove

the

oil

filter assembly

from its

hous

ing in the acc

essory cas

e by removing

  the ja

m nuts,

plain nut

s, and

plain was

hers. Pull t

he filter from

 th

housing

by the

handle provid

ed for this

purpose.

  Dis

card ga

sket.

Depress l

ocking plate

with

wrench  an

d loosen

 

worm-gear

 

bolt.

Remove start

er from

 

its

 drive ass

embly (fig. 14 )

.

(fig. 4

7). The ge

nerator is

mounted on

six studs

fix ed

in

a

generator

drive

assembly

(F)

which

is

bolted

to

the

acc

essory

c ase.

Remove 

jam

nuts, plain

nuts, and

plain

washers.

Withdraw

 gene

rator  from

the

drive assembly. U se 

care

 not to

damage the

splined

 

end

of the g

enerator sh

aft as it is re

moved

from

  the 

drive assembl

y.

/

.

The fuel

pump need n

ot be rem

oved unti

l the

ac

cessory case

has be

en

tak

en off

the engine.

Disc

onnect fuel-

pu

mp-to-carb

uretor flexi

ble li

ne (V) and

fuel-fil

ter-to-fuel-p

ump

flexible 

line (T,

fig.

114),

and

the vent

line

from

fuel

pump.

Re

m ov

e jam nuts,

plain

 

nuts,

and plain

wash

ers holdin

g fuel pump

to f

uel pump d

rive

a

dapter (AA,

fig.

45). Remove

  pump. D

is

card

ga

sket.

(fig.

54). Remove

 jam

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nuts, plain nuts,

and plain washers.

Lift the ta

chometer tran

s

mitter assembly

  (FF)

off

the

studs. Discard

 gasket.

(1) Remove

cables between booster

coil 

with

filte

r

assem

bly

(

HH,

fig. 110)

and magnetos.

(2

) R

emove

two moun

ting nuts

and washers fr

om each mag

neto

and

lift

the 

magnetos

from the magneto drive

hous

ing

adapter (G, fig. 44).

Discard ga

sket.

(3 ) Re

move screws

and washers h

olding booster coil

to

mount

ing bracke

t. Remove coil

.

(1) Disconnect

throttle linkage rod  f

rom governor rocke

r

arm

 

(Y,

fig

.

117).

(2 ) 

Remove

 

j

am

nuts,

pl

ain nuts,

and

plain

washers. L

ift

the

 

gov

ernor from the

  camshaft dri

ve housing.

  Re

move

drive

shaft with

balls, upper

race, and thrust

bearing

assembly

.

The oil con

trol

housing

cover (P.

54, fig.

17)

  must be

 

remo

ved before

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valve

s can

be r

emoved.

The

  valves

may  also b

e remov

ed

at

  the time t

he

oil control housin

g i

s removed 

from the

acc

essory

case pa

r.

56

/).

R e

m o v e  

the

oil

filter by-pass, 

oil pressu

re c

ontrol, and oil c

o o ler

by-pass

 v

alves with specia

l wr

ench 4

1-W-3727-

33 fig.

15).

The

oil coo

lers are

bolted

  to

the

en

gine shrou

d and can

be removed

with the shr

oud.

(1)

 

Disconnec

t and remove

  the en

gine

 

o il

 

c

ooler inlet

  line a

ssembly

J, fig. 86).

Use

wrench

70 8 3 7 3

8

C

, fig. 6).

Disconn

ect engine oil c

o o ler

o

utlet line

F, fig.

8 6

)

at the

o

il control

housin

g. Lift

shroud

and oil cooler

s f ig . 16)

from th

e engine as

an

assemb

ly .

(2 )

D

isconnect

and remove en

gine

a

nd

transmi

ssion oil c

ooler lin

es. R e m o

ve  tw

o

plain 

nu

ts

and washers

and

two

 drilled

  h ex-head

bolts (N,

fig.

8 7 )

  from each

  cooler

Lift cooler

  and

screen

a

ssembly

fro

m the shroud.

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S e

c t io n III.

DIS A S S

E M B L Y 

O F

STRIPPE

D ENGINE

  INTO

  SU

B A SSEM

B L IES

37.

R e m

o v a l

o

f

E n g in

e

S h r o u

d and

 O

il

Co

o le r A s

s e m b l y

(fig.

17)

Remove

  the

 

t

wo hex-h

ead bo

lts wi

th int

egral-tee

th lock

was

h

ers K

and

 

L,

fig.

113) ho

lding th

e oil filler

pipe bracket

 to

the

sh

roud.  Rem

ove the

hotspo

t out

let

housing brac

kets (T

) and

(M M

) and the 

ho

tspot ou

tlet slot

top  and

bott

om covers U

)

a

nd (V

).

Disco

nnect t

he vacu

um heat 

con

trol line

 

as

sembly

KK

)

at

the h

otspot c

ontrol valve

  (B

,

fi

g. 83).

Remove

 the

f

our

dri

lled

h

ex-head

  bolts (E

) a

nd their pla

in wash

ers

(fig.

83

)

holdi

ng the 

hotspot outlet

assembly

to 

the

top 

of

the

carburetor

elbow. Re

move

the asse

mbly. Dis

card

the gask

et.  Rem

ove

the bolt

s

hol

ing

the 

right (1-

3-5) and le

ft

(2-4-6) side 

exhau

st ma

nifold

cool

ing

air inlet

 

elb

ows

(H) a

nd Z) to th

e

shrou

d.

Re

move the

 

e

lbows. Rem

ove the

 

right

(

1-3-5) 

and left

(2-

4-6) side

hots

pot

i

nlet slot cov

ers M)

and (L

L). Re

move

the rig

ht (1-3-5

) and

le

ft (2-4-6

) sid

e exha

ust ma

nifold sl

ot cover

s K)

and (AA).

 

Remov

e

the slotted

  nuts

L)

and pla

in

wash

ers

B) f

rom  t

he

cylinder studs.

Remove 

the cotter

pin,

washer, spring,

drilled

fla

t-head pin,

 

nuts, and

bolts

 

fr

om the

cran

kcase eng

ine lifting

ey

e and 

b

racket

KK

 and GG

). Remov

e

the as

sembly from

the

e

ngine

flange

  Remov

e  the se

lf-lockin

g nuts

hold

ing

t

he cooli

ng

fan

outlet van

e housi

ng  (Q) to

  t

he shro

ud.

R

emove

the

vane.

Re

move the

 coolin

g fan

 

a

nd fan

clutc

h assem

bly (par.

38). R

e

move

the t

hree self-lo

cking n

uts (D),

the

four

shrou

d

suppor

t

drilled

 

hex

-head

bol

ts

(A)

, and

  plain wa

shers

B)

holding

 

the

 

fan

rotor

housing

assembly

(E)

to

the

engine.

Disconnect

the

oil

cooler lines

 

at the

oil control

 

h

ousing end

. Loose

n

the two

clamps

 

on

 

th

e ho

se betw

een th

e cran

kcase oil

 

filler

pipe a

nd the

breat

her

tu

be flame

arrester

 

assemb

ly (M ,

  fig. 11

3). Loosen

the

 cla

mps

be

tween the

flame ar

rester

and

t

he

carburet

or-to-oi

l-filter b

reather

t

ube (N

). Loose

n the two

  clam

ps on

the

h

ose b

etween

 the ri

ght

(1-3-5

)

side

carb

uretor

and

the ca

rburetor

-to-oil-f

iller breat

her

tube (N),

(fig. 113).

 

Re

move

the flam

e  a

rrestor and th

e b

reather

 

tub

e

fro

m the s

hroud.

Remove

the 

shroud 

and

oil 

cooler

assembly 

from 

the

 

e

ngine

(fig. 16).

38

R em o

val

o f

C o o l i n g

  Fan a

nd

Fa n Clu tc

h A s s e m b

ly

Remove

  the screws

 holdin

g the

fan

 

dri

ve ver

tical sh

aft

co

ver

5

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(Q) to

the outer

(upper) clutch housing (M,

fig.

73). R e m o v e

the

cover .

R e m o v e

the

cotter

pin from the

slotted

nut o n the fan drive

vertical shaft (C, fig. 82). R e m o v e

the

coo l i ng fan and fan c lu tch

(fig. 73) as

an assembly

by lifting it

from the

fan drive vertical

shaft.

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39. Remova l o f Crankcase Oil Fi l le r Pipe and

Breathe r

T u b e

(fig. 113)

Eemove

the

clamps and connecting hose from

the

crank-

case breather tube (E).

R e m o v e

the

four

bolts

in the

base

flange

of

the crankcase

oil

filler

pipe assembly (J). R e m o v e

the

pipe

from

the oil pan.

Discard the

gasket.

40. Remova l o f Exhaus t Manifold Sect ions

and

Ho tspo t

Manifolds

(fig.

112)

R e m o v e

the bolts holding the

right

and

left

hotspot mani

folds

to

the

carburetor

elbow

and exhaust manifold

sections. R e

m o v e

the

hotspot

manifolds.

Discard the gaskets.

R e m o v e the

self-locking

nuts

holding

the

right

and left ex

haust

manifold

section

flanges to

the cylinders.

R e m o v e

the mani

folds.

Discard the gaskets.

41.

Remova l o f Rocker Box and Camshaf t Gear H o u s in g

Oil

Drain

Manifold

(fig.

107)

L o o s e n

all hose

clamps. R e m o v e

all flange

connecting

bolts

at

the accessory

case sump

and

at

the

oil pan.

Remove the cylinders

N o .

1,

2,

6,

and 5

oil

drain line assemblies (E), (F), (Q), and

(Y). Discard the gaskets.

R e m o v e bolts and

gaskets

from

the

cylinder N o . 1,

2,

3, 4,

5,

and 6 oil drain manifold sections (C), (B), and (P) attached

to

the cylinder heads.

Remove

the

sections

as

a

unit

from

each

bank o f

cylinders.

Discard

the

gaskets.

R e m o v e the manifold-to-oil-pan adapter (S) from

the

oil

pan. Discard

the gasket.

42.

Remova l

o f Intake Manifolds Ba lance Tub e As p i rato r s

and Connectors

(fig. 106)

a.

Loosen

all hose clamps.

R e m o v e

the flange

bolts

holding the

left (2-4-6)

and

right

(1-3-5) side

intake manifold

connectors

(C)

and (X) to

the supercharger housing

and

lift

off the c o n

nectors. Discard the gaskets.

6. R e m o v e the

flange bolts holding

the intake

manifold balance

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tube

connector tubes (J) to the intake ma

nifold

assemb

lies and

lift

off the

connector tubes. Discard the

gaskets.

Disconnect the

carbureto

r

elbow-to-aspirators

flexible l ine

asse

mbly

(EE) and

the

left and

right carburetor air-inlet-to

-

aspirator

flexible line assembly (DD) from the

aspirators (GG) .

Remove

all

nuts

holding cylinders

No.

2, 3, 4,

and 

6

mani

fold sections (F),

(G), and (H) and cylinders No. 5 an

d 1 mani

fol

d

section

assemblies (V

) and (W) to the cylinders.

Lift

the

sections

from each bank of cylin

ders

as

 

a

unit. Discard gaskets.

Rem

ove

the bolts from the

balance tube f langes (L) holding

the bal

ance tube in the crankc

ase. Rem

ove

the flange

s, hoses,

and

0

r

ing gaskets. Slide the tu

be

out

of

the

 crankcase. Discard the

gaskets.

43. R emov a l of Th e Thro t t le

L i n k a g e

The

cross

sh

aft assembly

can

be removed with the carburetor

elbow

(par.

50).

Disconnect the

cross shaft

ass

embly linkage

by removing

the

cotter pin, slotted nut, wash

er, and

bolt

from the rig

ht-

a

nd

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A—BOLT,

DLD-H

EX-HD

7376131

B—W

ASHER, PLAIN

7767318

C—SUPPOR

T,

ROT

OR H

OUSING 7375867

D—NUT, S

ELF-LOCKING 587343

E—HOUSIN

G,

FAN

ROTOR,

ASSY 737605

3

F

—STUD

7403066

G—STUD

7403067

H—E

LBOW,

EXHAUST MANIFOLD

 

COOLING

 

AIR

INL

ET, RIG

HT

(1-3-5) SIDE 7376010

J

—BOLT,

HEX-HD

741

4584

K—COV

ER,

EXHAUST MAN

IFOLD

SLO

T, RIGHT

(1-3-5) SID

E

7375869

L—NUT, SLTD

 

7

703684

M—COVE

R,

HOTSPOT

 

INLET SL

OT, RIGHT

 

(1

-3-5) S

IDE

737

6015

N—GROMMET,

OIL

CONTROL

HOUSING

COVER

7375857

P—COVER,

OIL C

ONTROL HOUSING 7403365

 

Q—HOUSIN

G,

COOL

ING

FAN

OUT

LET VANE

7403381  

R—NUT, SE

LF-LOCKING 50

3347

S—BOL

T, HEX-HD

7416584

T—BRAC

KET, H

OTSPOT OUTLET HOU

SING 7376259

 

U—COVER,

H

OTSPOT OUTLET SLOT,

TOP

 

73

76257

V—COVE

R,

HOTSPOT OUTLET SLOT,

BOTTOM

7376258

W—CLIP,

TRANSMISSION

AND

ENGINE,

OIL COOLER

OUTLET

LINES 7

376082

X—SHR

OUD, ENGINE

, ASSY

73 7

5868

Y—GROMM

ET, TRANS

MISSION OI

L LINE 73 7

6701

Z—ELBO

W,

EXHAUST MAN

IFOLD

COOL

ING,

AIR INLET, L

EFT

(2-4-6)

 

SIDE 7

37601 1

AA

—COVER,

EXHA

UST MANIFOLD SLOT, LEFT

 (2-4-6) SIDE

 

7375870

BB—PI

N, COTTER

1 3 71 85

CC—WASHER

, PLAIN, LIFTING

EYE SPRING

 

73 7

6080

DD—SPRING,

 ENGINE LIFTING

  EYE 73 7

6032

EE—NUT, JAM 107381

FF—NUT

, PLAIN

2

2 5855

GG—BR

ACKET,

ENGINE LIFTING

EYE 7376021

HH—PIN, DLD-FL

-HD,

LIFTING

  EYE 7376019

JJ—

BOLT, DLD

-HEX-HD 73 46710

KK—EYE,

 

EN

GINE

LIF

TING 7376

02 2

LL

—COVER,

HOTS

POT

INLET SLO

T, LEFT

  (2-4-6) SIDE

737601 6

M

M—BRACKET,

HOTSPOT OUTLET HOU

SING 7376700

NN—CLIP, CA

RBURETOR BREAT

HER TUBE 73

76039

p

p—NUT, SLTD

225869

QQ—WASH

ER, PLAIN 502245

Co

ntinued

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le

ft-hand-

thread

rod-en

d ball beari

ngs  E)

and

(J)

(

fig. 75

) at

the

 

car

buretors

.

6 . Remove

  the

cotter

pin

, slotted

 

nu

t, wash

er, a

nd bolt from

the r

ight-han

d-thread

 rod

-end 

ball bearing

  (Q

,

fig.

75) a

nd the

c

ross sha

ft

l

ever A).

c.

Remove 

jam

 nuts

,

plain

 

nuts,

and plain was

hers f

rom th

e

cross

shaf

t

supp

ort brac

kets

(M, fig. 75).

Remo

ve  the

cros

s

sha

ft

a

ssembly

fr

om the

car

buretor el

bow.

Remo

ve the cot

ter pin

, slott

ed

nut

, w

asher,

and

drilled he

x-

head

bolt

J)

from

  the

ri

ght-hand

-thread

  rod-en

d ball

b

earing 

K) at th

e gove

rnor con

trol

shaft-t

o-vehicle

 

l

ever

(Q,

fig.

7

6).

Disconn

ect the left

-hand-th

read

rod-end

  ball  

bea

ring 

(Q,

fig. 

74)

from

one e

nd of  the govern

or ro

cker

arm  (Y ,

 

fig

. 117).

Remove

the 

three 

jam

nuts, plain nuts, 

and

plain  washers

from

  the

gove

rnor contr

ol 

shaft suppo

rt

bra

cket

E

, fig.  74).

Remov

e th

e brack

et 

assembly

 

from

the

fuel pum

p driv

e

adapt

er

(f

ig. 30).

/. Remove

 

the

locking w

ire and

slotte

d

nu

ts 

fro

m

the vehicle

 

control

  lev er su

pport

H, f

ig.

7

6). Re

move the

lev

er

s

upport

asse

mbly .

44

R e m o v al

o f C y l i n d e r  

Air

Def le c t o rs

(

fig.

98)

Detac

h

the

fou

r air defle

cto r

end spring

s

K)

hol

ding th

e

N o. 1 A

),

No. 6  A), N

o.

2

G

),

and No. 5

  (G)

cylin

der

a

ir

deflecto

rs to

 

the

air deflec

tor clam

ps M). Re

move cotter

  pin

s

nu

ts, bol

ts, and

 air defle

ctor spac

ers  E)

holding

 

the

deflecto

rs

toge

ther. Re

move

the  four

  d

rilled hex-he

ad  bolts

 

(J)

ho

ld ing

def

lectors

to th

e cylinde

rs.

Rem ove

the

nuts

and 

washers

from the

air

deflectors

hooks 

(L

) clampin

th

e i

ntermed

iate

cylinder

s a

ir

defle

ctors F)

 

to

the cyl

inders.

Re

move the

deflecto

rs and c

lamps.

R

em ove t

he 

bolts holdi

ng

the

inter

-cylinde

r

air ba

ffles (G , 

fig .

 

60) to the c

ylinders

.

Remove

 

the

b

affles.

Rem

ove 

th

e i

ntermed

iate

cylind

ers

a

ir de

flectors F)

fro

m

the

  cylind

er heads

.

45.

R e m o

v al o f

Valve

R o c k

e r Co v ers

All

cover

s

are

se

cured to 

th

e

cylinde

r heads

 

by eigh

t

hex-head

 

bolts (

W ) (f

ig .

60)

and

  can be lifted 

off a

fter removal

 

o

f the

bolts.

  C

overs on th

e No.

5 an

d No. 6

cylind

ers

a

re bolted

to

 

the

rocker

box coverin

g plates 

T)

(f

ig.

53)

and

 

(

L )

(fig.

54)

.

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  Y L I N D E R

  H

E D

D E F L

E T O R

R A

P D

15

5888

Cover

s

on th

e N

o. and

 

No. 2  cyl

inders

  ar

e bolted

 

to 

the cam

shaf

t g

ear ho

usings

  (N)

fig. 

53

)

and

(P)

fig .

54).

  R

emove

 

t

he

.b olts

 

an

d was

hers

an

d lift off

  the

 cov

ers. Disca

rd 

gask

ets.

4

6.

R

emov

al

o f

P

r imer 

L i n e s

  fig.

108)

Disconnect 

the

primer 

lines

from 

the

inter-cylinder primer 

line

t

ube

tees G

)

an

d fr

om  th

e

prim

er

filte

r a

ssemb

ly

M) which

 

is

lo

cated

on the

 

super

charg

er housi

ng.

Rem

ove the

 

li

nes  ca

re 

fully

  witho

ut

k

inkin

g  and

  p

ut them

  wh

ere  th

ey  w

ill no

t b

e

d

amag

ed.

4

7.

Rem

oval

o f C

amsha

f ts and

 

Ca

msha

ft Ge

ar

Hous

in gs

Remove 

jam nuts,

plain nuts, and

washers 

holding

cam 

shaf

t gear

housin

g cove

r H,

fig.

  53). L

ift cover

off stu

ds.

Re

mov

e

camsh

aft

gear

housin

g cove

r  U

,

fig.

54)

by  remo

ving

bo

lts and

w

ashers

. Discar

d c

over 

gask

ets. R

emov

e the ca

m

s

haft

d

rive

shaf

t

sn

ap

ring  K

, fig

. 5

3) 

f

rom th

e cam

shaft

dri

ve

bevel

 

g

ear (HH

).

Rem

ove the  out

er

oil-t

ransfe

r

plug

 

(L).

Use

5

7

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remo

ver

and

replacer 41

-R-2378-575

(fig.

19). With

the

same

remover,

rem ove the camshaft

drive shaft 

(M,

fi

g. 53) from

the

cams

haft drive

bev

el gear (HH).

To remove the

right (1-3-5)  side camshaft drive

shaft,

remove the

tachometer transmitter

 

d

rive

adapt

er (BB, fig. 54)

by

removing

jam

nuts, 

plain

nuts, and washers. Discard

adapter

gasket.

Remover tac

hometer

transm

itter drive shaft

(Z).

Re

move th

e oil transfer plug and camsh

aft drive shaft as in above.

REMOVER AND

REPLAC

ER

.41-R-2378

-575

Loosen

valve ro

cker shaft

bracket

and camshaft bearing

cap

drilled

hex-head  bolts

 

(Z,

fig. 6

0)

a

few turns at a time until

all are

loose.

Remove the

caps

and brackets with valve rockers

and rocker shafts (fig. 60).

These parts are

marked with iden

tifying n

umbers and must be

installed in their

original

positions.

Remove

the

tw o hex-head holts

(P,

fig.

53)

and

(T,

fig.

54) and tab washers holding

the camshaft gear housings

to the

cylinders. Loosen the

 

cam

shaft driv

e

sh

aft housing

nut

(DD,

fig. 53)

and

(WW,

fig.

54) at the accessory case. 

Remove

the

camshaft, inter-cylinder connectors, an

d

gear

housing as  au

nit

(figs.

20

a

nd

21).

58

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e. To prevent loss

or damage

whi le

handling the cylinders,

install the camshaft bearing caps and

valve

rocker shaft

brackets

in

positions

from

which

they

w e r e r emoved.

48. Remova l o f

Accessory

C ase Sum p

and

Scavenger Oil

P u m p

a.

R e m o v e

the four drilled hex-head

bolts

(V) and their wash

ers, and the 16

jam

nuts, plain nuts, and plain washers (S ) (T)

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and

 

U,

fig. 80

) h

oldin

g the 

su

mp t

o the

acce

ssory

  case

a

nd to  

the

c

rankc

ase oil

pan

. J

ar th

e su

mp w

ith  a

  s

oft ham

mer t

loo

sen

it. Remo

ve

the s

ump.

Di

scard

  the

gask

ets.

R

emo

ve

the  s

afety

 

wi

re

and

 

slo

tted

nu

ts

h

oldin

g th

e sc

aven

ger

 

oil

  pump

 t

o the

a

ccesso

ry case fla

nge, 

a

nd li

ft

off 

th

e

acces

sor

y ca

se  scav

enger

 oil p

ump 

fig. 

11

).

49

  Re

m ova

l o f

 

C

rank

case

 Oi

l  Pan

  fig.

80

)

Rem

ove

th

e 16

jam nu

ts,

pla

in nuts

, and

p

lain w

ashe

rs K),

L),

a

nd M )

hol

ding the

 oil

pan to

 the

cra

nkca

se flan

ge.  Lo

osen

the

 

rem

ainin

g 22 

n

uts 

holdi

ng the

 

oi

l pan

 to

the

crank

case

.

Ja

r

the

 pan

 loos

e with

 a

 so

ft hamm

er.

I

t is

 

m

ore

conv

enien

t to sw

ing the 

en

gine

sta

nd, bringi

ng the

oil

pan

  to

the top.

T

hen rem

ove

i

t from  the

  cr

ankca

se, usin

g pull

er 

screw

s

7083

740 fig.

7).

Di

scard

 the

 g

asket

.

50 R

emov

al o

f   Car

bu re

to r

Elbow

If

the 

carburetors  and

the

throttle 

linkage

 

cross

shaft

assembly

wer

e not

 

remo

ved

p

reviou

sly

pars.

 

36

  an

d

4

3),

they m

ay be 

remo

ved with

 

the

 

c

arbur

etor elb

ow.

D

isco

nnect

  the

  righ

t 1-3

-5)

and

left

2-4-6

side  acce

s

so

ry case

  br

eathe

r lin

es

V  a

nd W , fig

. 113

) a

t the

nuts

on

 

e

ach

end

. Rem

ove

the s

crews

  fro

m  th

e  ac

cesso

ry  ca

se  brea

ther 

lin

e

clips

  BB)

.

Rem

ove the

lin

es and

clip

s.

Disco

nnec

t th

e hots

pot v

acuum

  hea

t con

trol

line

  asse

mbly

 

KK,

fig.

83) 

at

the supercharger 

housing and

remove  it.

D

isco

nnect

  the

  carb

ureto

r elb

ow-t

o-asp

irato

r and

left

a

nd

ri

ght carb

ureto

r air

-inlet

-to-a

spira

tor f

lexib

le  line

ass

embly

  DD) 

and

c

arbur

etor 

elb

ow-to

-asp

irator

s  fle

xible

line

assem

bly E

E,

fig

. 1

06) a

t the car

bure

tor 

elbo

w,

and

 

a

t th

e carb

ureto

rs, if th

e

carbu

reto

rs h

ave  not

 b

een  rem

ove

d previ

ously

  p

ar. 36

).

To 

remo

ve the th

rottl

e lin

kage

c

ross sh

aft a

ssem

bly w

ith

car

bure

tor e

lbow,

r

emov

e

the

 drill

ed bo

lt i

n the

righ

t-han

d-thre

ad

ro

d-end

 

b

all

beari

ng 

L

,

fig.

74)

to dis

conne

ct th

e  lin

kage c

ross

s

haft

a

ssem

bly from

 the

 gove

rnor

lin

kage.

Re

move

 jam

 

nuts,

 

p

lain n

uts,

an

d

p

lain

was

hers A, 

B

and

C f

ig. 4

9). Slid

e

the

  carb

ureto

r elbo

w  o

ff the

  st

uds. D

iscar

the 0

  r

ing

gaske

t.

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51 R e m o v

al o

f   A c c e s s o r y Case and Scaven ge r and Pressu

re

Oil

P u m p

Remove locking

wire and remove the six 

n

uts from studs

 

inside

  the front web of

 

the

 

crankcase

 along the bottom

 

flange.

6. 

Remove

the

jam

nuts,

plain

nuts,

and

washers

on

the

six

st

uds

along

the top

 f lange of 

the ac

cessory

case

on the

  crankcase

side.

c.

Remove t

he

six jam

nuts, plain nu

ts,

and washer

s

on

the

s ides of the case.

Loose

n the hose

clamps

(W

)

on

the cooling fan dr

ive hori

z onta

l

s

haft hose nipple (V,

fig.

82)

along the top f lange of the

crankcase. Loosening

the hose nipple in the accessory

case a few

turns

makes

it

easier

to remove

later.

With a soft

hammer, tap the accessory case lightly t

o free

it.

Then

 

remov

e

th

e case. Remove

 

th

e

accessory

drive shaft

(Z, fig. 39), the cooling fan drive

  horizontal shaft

(Y,

fig. 82),

and

the

p

ressure oil pump drive

shaft (Z, fig. 71)

 

as the

acces

sory

case

is

removed from the cra

nkcase.

/. Remov

e the oil spill line snap

ring (W, fig. 35 ) at the

bot

tom

f lange of

the

 

accessory

case. Withdraw

the

spill

line (X ,

 

fig.

35).

Stand the accessory

case

on a

suitable

table

or disassembly

stand, and secure to avoid dama

ge

to attac

hed

parts.

Remove

the slotted

nuts

(A) an

d (R) and

the

 

drilled-head

bolt (U, fig. 71)

holding the scaveng

er

and

 

press

ure oil pump

(fig. 11) and

l

ines to the 

crankcase. Remove the pump 

and l ines.

52

R e m o v al

 

o f

C y l i n d

e r s and Pis

tons

a.

Remove all jam nut

s a

nd

cotter pins from

the

cylin

der hold-

do w n slotted nuts (PP, fig.

60).

Using a torque

  wrench in combination

with

box

wrench

41-W-872-715 for larger

nuts, and 

box wrench 41-W-872-710

(fig. 2 2

)

for

smaller nuts, remove the

cylinder hold-down nuts.

Check

and record the torque required

to

brea

k

each nut loose.

If

the torque required to break

the

smaller nuts

(on studs) is

less

than

300

Ib-in,

the

nut

should

be

removed

and

mica base

anti-

seize com

pound applied  to th

e stud. Install the nut a

nd

tighten

to 350

Ib-in. If the nut does

not

tighten

to

this

torque, the

stud

is

stretching

 

and must be

replaced

(par. 5

7).

If

the torque re

quired to break the larger nuts

(on cross

bolts)

is less

 

than

 

65

0

Ib-in,

the

nuts

should be rem

oved,

antiseize

compound applied,

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and the

nut

tightened

to 750

Ib-in. If the nut does not tighten

to

this

to

rque, the

bolt

is stretching

and must be replaced.

After loosening all

nuts with the torque wrench,

remove 

all

but

two n

uts on each cyl

inder. These nuts

will hold

the

cylin

ders in 

position until they

are

re

moved from th

e

crankcase.

Using

engine turning

 

wrench 41-W-906

-130 (fig. 7), bring

the

piston

in number-one

cylinder

to top 

center and

remove

the

two remaining nuts holding

 the cylider

to

th

e

crank

case. Loosen

the cylinder by jarring

 it with the hand, and remove

it b

y

care

fully pulling

straight out

unti

l

it

clears the mountin

g studs. Be

careful to prevent

the

connec

ting

rod,

cylinder, an

d

piston  from

falling against the

crankcase mounting pad.

Before

removing

the

cylinder from the  piston, place a

connecting

rod protector

41-P-2839-

535 (fig.

23) on

the rod to

prevent

 possible d

amage

to

the

cylinder mounting

pad.

Then

remove 

the

cylinder.

Support the piston and

slide

out 

the

piston

 pin. Pull

 

the

piston over

the top of the connectin

g rod. If

a

 carbon deposit

makes it difficult

to

remove

the pin, tap it gently

with

a

wood

en

dowel.

Note th

e position of the

identifying

number

on

the piston

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boss

  markin

g

on the piston

 

boss

is

normall

y to

the acce

ssory 

c

ase

e

nd).

Install

the 

piston pin

in th

e

p

iston.

P

istons

for No.

1

  and

 

N

o. 2 cyli

nders

will be at

top

ce

nter

togeth

er.

T

herefore,

both cylinde

rs can

 

be

 

removed

 

without

turning the en

gine. Also,

No.

 

3

and No. 4

pistons

 will be t

ogether a

nd No. 5 and

 No.

6 piston

s wi

ll 

be

together. 

If

the

crankshaft

binds

after

som e

of 

the

cylinders 

are

removed,

repl

ace the s

lotted

nuts

on

th

e

c

rankcase

 cross

  bo

lts (H)

,

f

ig. 65

),

u

sing

crankcas

e cro

ss

bol

t s

traps 41-S-590

6-300

fi

g.   2 3) or

large

 

wa

shers

to 

prote

ct

t

he m

achined surf

aces of

 

t

he cylin

der mounti

ng pads

a

nd tighte

n

the

nuts enoug

h to

release  the

 cranks

haft

binding.

/.

Remove

the rem

aining

cyli

nders and

pi

stons. M

ark any

cylinde

r or pi

ston if

the lo cat

ion id

entifyin

g num

ber is

  not

legible

.

53

R e m o v al

of

 

Fl y w h eel  

and

Fly w h eel

Tors io n  

Dampe

r

(

 .

2 4 )

a.

 

Re

move the

four 

drille

hex-he

ad

bo

lts A)

 

ho

lding 

the

spline

d to

rsion dam

per hu

b B)

to

the

damp

er

hub pl

ate H)

.

Remov

e the

hub.

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R e m o v e

the f lywheel

cover plate (C)

from the f lywheel

with

dowe l

pins

assembly (K) by removing the

12

socket-head self-

locking bol ts

(R) which hold

the

cover

plate

to the f lywheel. This

plate can

usually be removed by tapping around its edges with

a

soft

hammer.

Tapped

holes

are

provided

for

pusher

bol ts

if

it is

difficult

to remove. The torsion damper ring

(D)

wi l l c o m e

ou t with the cover plate.

R e m o v e

the

torsion damper

pressure

plate

(E)

and

the

tor

s i on damper friction disk (F). Then

r emove

the torsion damper

spring

driven

plate

(G), damper

hub plate

(H),

the remaining

damper friction disk (F) and the torsion damper spacer plate

(J). R e m o v e the drive

springs (M)

and the drive spring

seats

(N) from

the

f lywheel.

Disengage

the

f lywheel bolt locks

(L).

R e m ov e the

six

dril led-head bolts (P) from the

crankshaft

hub.

R e m o v e

the

f lywheel

from

the crankshaft

with

puller

screws 41-S-1044-125

(fig.

7).

The f lywheel and crankshaft carry

identifying

matching

numbers. The

position

o f the f lywheel o n

the crankshaft

is

located

by

one dowe l

pin

which

is 3°

off

the

normal

center

l i ne

posi t ion .

Thus, the

f lywheel wi l l

be installed in its original pos i t ion on

the

locating dowe l s .

54. Remova l o f Coo l i ng Fan Dr i ve

R e m o v e

the fan drive horizontal shaft (par. 51).

R e m o v e the slotted nuts and mach ine screws holding the fan

drive

oil

seal

housing

(K,

fig.

82)

to

the

crankcase.

R e m ov e

the

oil

seal

hous ing .

Lift the

fan

drive vertical shaft bearing housing (F) and

the

fan drive

vertical shaft (C,

fig. 82) from

the

crankcase.

Use

puller 41-P-2906-280

(fig.

26). Discard 0 ring

gaskets.

R e m o v e the vertical

shaft

bevel

gear (B)

and the

hozizontal

shaft

bevel

gear (S, fig.

82)

from their bearings in the crankcase.

R e m o v e

the

fan

drive

horizontal

shaft

hose

nipple

(V,

fig.

82) from the fan drive horizontal shaft bevel gear bearing (T) in

the

crankcase .

/. Remove the bolted fan tower plug (V, fig. 65), which faces

the f lywheel end o f the crankcase,

from

the bearing in the crank-

case .

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55. Removal

of

C

rankcase

Half and

Cranksha

ft

Assembly

(fig.

65)

Remove

 the

 lock bol

t

ho

lding the

fan

drive ho

rizontal sh

aft

bevel ge

ar bearing

(PP

)

in the cr

ankcase

opening. This

 

bea

ring

and the

fan drive vertical

shaft bearing

(UU) can be lifted 

out

as the crankcase

halves

are

separated

below).

Att

ach crankcase

 

l

ifting eye

 

41-E

-615-350

(fig. 

27)

to

the

crankcase.

R

emove t

he crankcase

from the en

gine assemb

ly

stand

by removing the nu

ts holding

 

the tran

smission adap

ter to

th

e

stand.

Place

the engine, with

oil

pan 

flange down, on

su

it

able woo

den

block

s

on a di

sassembly table

.

Remove

the

12

cra

nkcase cross

bolts (

H),

th

e

tw

o special

dowe

l-type cran

kcase alinement bo

lts (AD) in

the flywheel

end

flange,

and the 

one 

special

dowel-type

crankcase alinement 

bolt

(S

S) in the top flan

ge

at the accessory en

d.

Bolts

ca

n

be

driven

out of th

e

case

by

using a sof

t brass

drift 

a

nd

hammer.

Turn th

e

cra

nkcase

over

on the

 left

(2-4-6) side and lay

it on

wooden bloc

ks, allowi

ng

the

conne

cting rods to 

ha

ng dow

n.

Remove

the remainin

g top flange

 and

fan drive gear housing

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PULLERS

41-P-2906-28Q

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n

uts

an

d b

olts.

  Ee

m ove

  th

e sa

fety  w

ire

an

d slo

tted 

nu

t

(B

B)

from

 the

 

stu

d in

 th

e flyw

hee

l end

  dia

phra

gm.

  Lif

t

off the

 to p

 

h

alf

o

r

t

he r

ight

 (1

-3-5

) sid

e of

 the

cra

nkca

se. D

o

not le

t con

nec

ting 

rod

s fal

l a

nd nic

k fl

ange

 

sur

face

s.

L

ift

out th

e fan

 dri

ve ho

rizon

 

tal

 sh

aft

bev

el

gear

 bear

ing

and th

e v

ertic

al s

haft be

arin

g.

/. 

Attach 

the

crankshaft

lifting 

sling 41-S-3829-720 

(fig.

28)

to   lift

ing

eye 4

1-E-

615-

350

. T

ie the

 

c

onn

ectin

g

ro

ds in a

  v

er

tical

p

ositio

n w

ith tw

ine

 or wi

re

as sh

ow n

  in

  f igu

re  2

8. 

Ra

ise

the

cra

nks

haft a

nd conn

ectin

g

rod

 asse

m bly

  h

igh

enou

gh

w

ith

a

c

hain

 

f

all

to   rem

ove

  th

cra

nksh

aft

mai

n bea

ring

s (

AP) 

an

c

ran

ksha

ft

th

rust

 m

ain 

bea

ring

 

(

AQ)

.

Main

 be

aring

s are e

tched

 a

t inst

allatio

n. W

hen r

emov

ing be

arings

,

see

 

if the

orig

inal ma

rking

 on the

 ba

ck is

le

gible

.

If

 not

, lenew

  the

ma

rking

 

with

a

grease

pencil.

Never

mark

a

bearing with

metal instrument.

Plac

e  t

he

cran

ksha

ft and

 co

nnec

ting

 rod as

sem

bly

on

 

w

ood

en

V

  blo

cks  fas

tene

to a w

ork

ben

ch so

  the

 cr

ank

shaft

 

r

ests

 

on

th

e tw

o e

nd main

 

bea

ring

 jou

rnal

s.

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R emove

the conne

cting rod protectors f

rom

the

cra

nkcase

c

ylinder pa

d studs. Place

 the crankcase halves 

on suit

able w o

oden

blocks

so

the

machined faces

are

not

damaged.

Sec t io

n IV. REBUIL

D O F

 

ACCE

SSORY CASE

56.

Disas s e

m b l y

o f

Ac

cesso r y

Case

The

 

disassem

bly

steps

given

 

are

i

n a practi

cal

orde

r, but

the

sequence

 

giv e

n is

not

m

andatory

and may be a

ltered

to

suit conve

nience. Figures

30

and

 52

show

the

accessory

case

assembled. Figures

35,

38,

and 39

show  the exploded

 view

s

of

the accessory

case. The

b

ronze

bu

shing-type bearings in th

e

a

ccessory case

 must not be

removed 

or

replaced

during engi

ne

disassemb

ly or o

verhaul

(

par. 57).

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A

 

F

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A—GEAR,

BEVEL, 

CAMSHAFT DRIVE 7744888

B—GEAR, BEVEL,

CAMSHA

FT 7744898

C—I

MPELLER, DR

IVEN,

P

RESSURE PUMP 7403085

D—IMPELLER, DR

IVE,

PRESS

URE PUMP,

W/SHAFT

7403348

E—IMPELLER,

DRIVEN,

S

CAVENGER

PUMP

7

403087

P—IMPELLER, DRIV

E,

SCAVENGER

PUMP 7403086

G—GE A R ,

BEVEL,

PRESSURE P

UMP

7

346532

H—GEAR, BEVEL, FAN DRIVE VERTIC

AL SHAFT 7351158

J—SHAFT, FAN D

RIVE,

VERTICAL

 7346599

K—GEAR, BEV

EL, FAN DRIVE HORIZONTAL

SHAFT

73511

90

L—SHAFT, FAN DRIVE, HORIZONTAL 7

346498

M—GEAR, FAN

DRIVE

73465

01

N—GEAR,

DRIVE,

IMPELLER

7376129

P—

GEAR, DRIVEN, IMPELLER 73758

43

Q — G E A R ,

BEVEL,

IDLE

R, DRIVEN, CAMSHAFT DRIVE

7375432

R—GEAR, BEVEL,

IDLER, CAMSHAFT DRIVE 7346544

S—SHAFT, DRIVE,

CAMSHAFT 7346568

T—GEAR,

BEVEL, GOVERNOR 7346542

U—GEAR, BE

VEL,

F

UEL PUMP 7346543

V— GEAR, BEVE

L, DRIVE, FUEL PUMP AND

 

GOV

ERNOR

7346541

W — G

EAR,

IDLER

,

CAMSH

AFT DRIVE 7346

547

X—GEAR, ACCE

SSORY DRIVE 7346526

Y—GEAR, DRIVE, POWER

TAKE-OFF 7346500

Z—GEAR, BEVEL, DRIVEN, STA

RTER, 7346548

AA—

GEAR, BEVEL, STARTER

DRIVE 7372687

BB—G

EAR,

BEVEL

,

SCAVENGER

OIL

PUMP 7372686

CC—SHAFT,

DRIVE, POWER TAKE-OFF 7346504

DD—IMPELLER, DRIVE,

SCAVENGER

PUMP

7403341

EE—IMPELLER, DRIVEN, SC

AVENGER

PUM

7403

342

FF—GE

AR, BEVEL, DRIVEN, GENERAT

OR

734

6503

GG—GEAR,

BEVEL, D

RIVE, GENERATOR 7346546

H

H—GEAR, BEVEL,

DRIVE

IDLER,

MAGNETO 7346520

JJ—GEAR, BEVEL, DRIVEN IDLER,

MAGNETO 7346521

KK—GEAR,

  MAGNETO 7410051

LL—GOVERN

OR, SPARK

ADVA

NCE, ASSY 7767445

MM—GEAR,

BEVEL, DRIVEN,

MAGNETO,

W/INTEGRAL

SHAFT

7346538

NN—

GEAR, IDLER, ACCESSORY DRIVE

7346549

PP—GEA

R,

BEV

EL, DRIVE, MAGNET

O

7346550

Continued

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LINK

AGE-

CONTR O L

(1) Remove the

19

jam nu

ts,

plain

nuts, and plain washers

holding the

supercharger

hou

sing to the accessory

case.

Using puller

41-P-2906-280

(fig.

31),

remove

the

hous

ing from the studs and disc

ard the 0

rin

g gasket

(G, fig. 49).

(2)

Remove

the

impeller

nut lo

cking

ring

(H)

and

the im

peller

nu

t lock  (J)

from

the

impeller lockin

g

nut

(K)

(

f ig .

49). U

sing wrench 41-W-1536-235

(fig. 51),

re

move the

impeller

nu

t. Remove

plain

  washers (R,

fig.

49).

(3)

Remove

the

supercharger

impeller

(L,

fig.

49)

from 

the shaft of 

the

impeller driven

gear (HH, f

ig. 38),

using

wrench

41-W

-1536-240 (fig. 32). Remove the

imp

eller shims (M , fig. 49) and the

impeller

space

r (A,

fig. 38).

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(4)

R e m o v e

the six

hex-head bolts

(N)

and tab washers (P,

fig. 49). R e m o v e the supercharger

diffuser

(Q, fig. 49),

using puller

41-P-2906-280

(fig.

33). Discard the 0

ring gasket.

(5)

R e m o v e

the

accessory case

diaphragm

assembly, in

cluding

the impeller driven

gear (HH, fig. 38). R e m o v e

the

safety

wire, drilled hex-head bolts (E) and plain

washers (F)

holding it to the accessory

case. Use

puller

41-P-2906-280

(fig. 7),

if necessary, to l o o s en assembly

from

the accessory case .

(6) R e m o v e

the

two slotted nuts and

plain

washers and re

m o v e the impeller

driven gear roller bearing retaining

plate (NN,

fig.

38).

R e m o v e

snap

ring (PP)

from

the

accessory case. R e m o v e the outer race o f the impeller

driven

gear

(inner

and

outer

race) roller bearing (JJ).

(7) Withdraw the impeller drive gear (P), with the impeller

drive and

fan

drive

gears

roller bearings

(M) as

an

assembly, from

the fan drive gear

outer bearing

liner

(S).

R e m o v e

the impeller drive

shaft (Q, fig.

38).

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(

8) 

R

em

ov

e  th

e sa

fe

ty wir

e

a

nd 

s

ix s

lott

ed

nu

ts fr

om

 th

e

f

an 

dr

ive

 

g

ear

  o

ute

r

be

arin

lin

er 

ass

em

bly

, an

d  r

m

ove

 

t

he

as

sem

bl

y u

sin

g p

ull

er 4

1-P

-29

06

-28

0

f

ig . 

7).

 

Th

e li

ner

 ass

em

bly

  c

ons

ists

 

of th

e

fa

n driv

e

g

ear

 

T)

,

t

he

im

pe

ller

 a

nd

  fan

 d

riv

e gea

rs

roll

er

bea

rin

gs 

M

),

and 

the 

fan 

drive 

gear outer bearing 

liner

(S ,

fig .

38).

 9

) Rem

ov

e

inte

rn

al sn

ap

 r

ing

 

D

).

W

ith

dra

w th

e

fan

 

d

rive

 

g

ear

 

oil

 

s

eal

 

hou

sin

g U

an

d the

 

fan

  d

riv

e g

ear

oil

se

al 

(W

) as

 a

n as

sem

bl

fi

g . 38

).

(1 )

 

Re

mo

ve

th

e

inte

rn

al sn

ap

 rin

g fr

om

 the

 a

cce

sso

ry

driv

ge

ar

(T

,

fig

39

).

(2

)

Be

nd

  u

th

e

tab

s o

f

t

he

ac

ces

sor

dri

ve  g

ea

r be

ari

ng

nu

t lo ck

  (

RR

, f

ig . 3

8).

R

em

ov

e

t

he 

a

cce

sso

ry  

driv

ge

ar

b

ea

ring

 

n

ut

QQ

,

fig .

  38)

,

w

ith

 w

re

nch

 

41-

W-

43

0-2

75 

fig

.

34)

,

by

  st

rik

ing

 

th

to

ol h

an

dle

  sha

rpl

wi

th 

a

ham

m

er.

 

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3)

 

P

u

ll t

he

 a

cc

es

so

ry

 

dr

ive

 g

ea

T

f

ig

3

9) 

an

d

 th

ac

ce

so

ry

 

dr

ive

 

ge

ar

 

be

ar

in

g

sp

a

ce

r  (R

)

t

hr

ou

g

h th

sm

a

ll

a

cc

es

so

ry

 

dr

ive

  g

ea

r

ro

lle

r

b

ea

ri

ng

 

S

S, 

fi

g.

 

38

)

b

y

ta

pp

in

g

 

i

w

ith

 a

s

of

h

am

m

er

.

Re

m

ov

e

th

e sn

ap

 

rin

g

 

(T

T)

 

an

d

 t

ap

 th

be

a

rin

g

 g

en

tl

y.

 

R

e

mo

v

e  it

 fr

om

 

th

re

ar

 s

id

e

of

 the

 

ac

ce

ss

or

c

as

e.

  1

)

R

em

o

ve

  the

 

le

ft

(2

-4

-6

)

sid

e

ca

m

sh

a

ft-

dr

iv

e

ho

u

sin

g

 Z

, fi

g.

 

53

)

by

  re

m

o

vin

g

 th

f

ou

r j

am

 n

ut

s,

pla

in

 n

uts

,

 

an

d

 p

la

in

 w

as

he

rs

 

ho

ld

in

i

t to

 th

e

ac

ce

ss

or

y

ca

se

Li

ft

th

e

h

ou

si

ng

  f

ro

m

  t

he

 

st

ud

s.

 

D

is

ca

rd

  th

e

0

 

r

in

g

ga

sk

e

t.

 2

Re

m

ov

e th

e

c

am

s

h

aft

-d

ri

ve

 i

dl

er

 b

ev

el

 

g

ea

r

A

, f

ig .

 39

),

t

he

 

ca

m

sh

af

t-d

ri

ve

 

id

le

r d

riv

e

n b

ev

el

g

e

ar

 (B

)

w

i

th

 

t

he

 

in

ne

oil

transfer 

plug 

(C), 

and 

the camshaft-drive idler 

(s

pu

r)

 g

ea

r

K

) f

ro

m

 th

e

 

le

ft

 

(

2-

4-

6)

 

sid

e.

  3

)

Re

m

ov

e

  th

e

ri

gh

t

(1

-3

-5

s

ide

  c

am

s

ha

ft-

dr

iv

e

h

o

us

in

g

D

,  fi

g.

 54

),

 w

h

ic

h in

cl

ud

es

 t

he

 

go

v

ern

o

r

an

d

 fu

el

 p

um

p

 

be

ve

l a

nd

 d

ri

ve

ge

ar

an

d t

he

 

fu

el

-p

um

p

-d

riv

e

 

a

da

pt

er

7

5

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 AA

, f

ig. 4

5),

by re

mov

ing

 the

 fo

ur

jam

 nu

ts, p

lain

 nu

ts,

an

d plai

n w

ash

ers

 ho

ld in

g i

t

to

 th

e ac

cess

ory

ca

se.

Li

ft

t

he ho

usi

ng

as

sem

bly

 fro

m  th

e  s

tuds

 a

nd  di

scar

d

0

ri

ng

ga

sket

.

 4)

R

em

ove 

the

 cam

sh

aft-d

riv

e id

ler b

evel

 gea

r

A, f

ig. 39)

,

the

cam

sha

ft-d

rive

 

id

ler

dr

ive

n b

eve

g

ear

 (B)

 

with

 

th

in

ner o

il 

tr

ans

fer p

lug

 

(C

),

and

 the

 cam

sh

aft-d

riv

e idle

(s

pur)

  ge

ar (

K)

fro

m the

 rig

ht

(1-3

-5)

 sid

e.

 

1)

Rem

ove

 

the

 

m

ag

neto

 driv

e

ho

usin

g as

sem

bly

f

ig . 

36) 

b

y

re

mo

ving

 th

e

ja

m

nu

ts, 

plai

n nu

ts, 

and

 pla

in w

ashe

rs 

holding

it

to  

the 

accessory

case.

Lift 

th

e

assembly

f

rom

 

t

he

stud

and

  di

scar

d th

e  f

lat

ga

ske

t an

d

0

r

ing

 

gask

et.

 

'T

IMER

,TA

TAK

E-OF

F- 

(740

3367

RA  P

D

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A—FILTER,

OIL, ASSY

7539861

B—HOUSING, OIL CONTROL, ASSY 7375872

C—PLUG, DRAIN, MAGNETIC

7375426

D—GASKET, DRAIN

PLUG 105456

E—SWITCH, SENDING, OIL LOW

PRESSURE, WARNING LIGHT

7321327

F—ELBOW, PIPE

7744713

G—ADAPTER,

BREATHER,

W/LIFTING

EYE, ASSY 7376017

H—SWITCH, SENDING,

HIGH

TEMPERATURE,

WARNING LIGHT

7386295

J—PLUG, PIPE

7767337

K—ELBOW,

PIPE

7410085

L—BUSHING, PIPE 7410086

M—UNIT,

SENDING, OIL HIGH

PRESSURE

GAGE 7321347

N—PLUG, PIPE

7538990

P—HOUSING,

MAGNETO

DRIVE, ASSY 7346516

Q—HOUSING,

CAMSHAFT DRIVE,

LEFT (2-4-6)

SIDE 7375422

R—DRIVE,

GENERATOR, ASSY

7403467

S—PLUG,

PIPE 7338670

T—GASKET, ACCESSORY CASE

TO CRANKCASE 7346527

U—GASKET,

O

RING

501225

V—LINE, SCAVENGER

OIL PUMP OUTLET

7375419

W—RING, SNAP 7410378

X—LINE, SPILL 7346642

Y—GEAR, BEVEL,

SCAVENGER OIL

PUMP

7372686

Z—DRIVE,

STARTER, ASSY

7414504

AA—HOUSING,

CAMSHAFT DRIVE, RIGHT (1-3-5) SIDE

7375420

 

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  2)

  Re

mov

e the

 

spa

rk a

dva

nce

 

gov

erno

r cou

plin

W

)

and

 

the

 spa

rk

adv

anc

e go

ver

nor

 ass

em b

ly

(X

) f

rom

 th

e m

ag

 

ne

to  

driv

en 

bev

el ge

ar

w

ith

 inte

gra

l

sha

ft (EE

fig

.

4

4).

  3)

  Re

mo

ve the

 sa

fet

wire

 a

nd sl

otte

d n

uts

 an

d li

ft

out

 

th

magneto drive

n

bevel

ge

ar

w

ith 

int

egra

l

sh

aft (E

E)

 and

 

dr

ive

n

be

vel

gea

r

ada

pte

DD

,  fig

. 4

4).

Us

e p

ulle

r

41

-P-

290

6-2

80

 

fig.

 

7)

to re

m o

ve 

ad

apte

r fr

om

 

b

ore

 

in ac

ces

sor

y

case

.

  4

)

Re

mov

th

e

ac

cess

ory

  dr

ive

idle

r ge

ar

sh

aft

 

p

in

bol

t

N,

 fig.

 39)

  an

wa

she

rs. W

ithd

raw

 t

he

ac

ces

so ry

 driv

idle

r g

ear

 

sha

ft Y

)

and

 li

ft o

ut th

e a

cce

sso

ry 

dri

ve 

id

ler a

nd

ma

gne

to 

driv

e  b

eve

l gea

r a

sse

m bl

y

U

) a

nd 

(V

).

/

.

(1)

 

R

em o

ve

the

 oil

 

c

ont

rol

ho

usin

g in

let

co

nn

ecto

r (N

)

an

d

tra

nsm

iss

ion

 

coo

ler in

let an

d

co

ntro

l hou

sing

 ou

tlet

 

c

on

nec

tor

B

,

fig.

 

86

)

by rem

ov

ing

 th

e ja

nut

s, p

lain

 

n

uts

,

and

 pl

ain

 w

ash

ers

 

h

old

ing

 the

 co

nne

cto

rs 

to

 

the 

con

trol

 

ho

usin

g.

MA

GNE

TO

DRIV

E

78

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I

f

th

oi

l c

on

trol

 v

alv

es

 

w

er

no

t rem

ov

ed

pr

ev

iou

sly

 (

par

.

the

y

sho

uld

 

b

l

oos

ene

d w

ith

 wr

enc

h 4

1-W

-3

727

-3

(f ig

.

15

be

for

e

the

 oil

 

co

ntro

l

ho

usi

ng

s

r

em

ove

d fr

om

 th

e a

cce

sso

ry

 c

ase

.

(

2)

 

Re

mo

ve

 

th

e

oil

 c

on

tro

l

hou

si

ng

 (f

igs

. 3

5 a

nd

4

6)

by

 re

 

mo

vi

ng

  th

e

s

af

ety

 w

ire

,

fou

j

am

 nu

ts 

an

d  p

la

in 

nu

ts,

 

fiv

e

dr

ille

d-

he

ad

  bo

lts

  an

nin

pl

ain

 w

ash

er

s.

S

lid

e

the

housing 

off

the 

studs. 

Discard the

gasket. 

R

e

mo

ve

 th

e

sta

rte

r dr

iv

ass

em

bl

(Z

, fig

35

) b

rem

ov

in

th

e

jam

 n

uts

pla

in

 

n

ut

s,

an

d

pl

ain

 w

a

she

rs

 ho

ld

ing

 

the

 a

ss

em

bly

 to

the

 a

cc

ess

or

ca

se

. U

sin

p

ul

ler

 sc

rew

s

7

08

374

(f

ig. 3

7),

 

pu

ll t

he

 

a

ss

em

bl

fro

m

 

t

he

stu

ds

.

D

is

ca

rd th

e

rin

g ga

ske

t.

(f

ig. 

35

). 

R

em

o

ve  t

he

 

g

en

er

ato

r dr

ive

 a

sse

mb

ly

  (

R)

,

by

  re

m

ov

ing

 th

jam

 

n

ut

s,

pla

in

 

nuts, and plain 

washers 

holding 

the

assembly 

to  the 

accessory 

cas

e. 

Us

in

pul

ler

 sc

rew

s

7

08

374

0  (

fig

7

) an

d re

mo

ve

 

the

 

a

ss

em

 

bly

 fro

m

 t

he

 stu

ds

.

D

isc

ard

 t

he

 

0

  r

ing

 ga

sk

et.

 

(fig

38

).

(1 )

 

Re

mo

ve

 

th

e

pow

e

tak

e-

off

 dr

ive

 

co

ver

  (

EE

) by

 re

m

ov 

i

ng

  the

 

bol

ts

a

nd 

wa

sh

er

ho

ldi

ng

 

it t

o th

e

a

cce

ss

ory

79

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case.

 

Ta

p

t

he cover

gen

tly

with a

soft hamm

er to

loosen 

it on

 

the

gasket

. Discard the

gaske

t.

(2) R

em ove

the

 

p

ower ta k

e-off

drive

adapter (C

C) and 

power take-of

f drive

shaft (AA)

by  tap

ping lightly w

ith

a

soft

hammer fro

m the crank

case s

ide. Re

move the

power take-off

drive

gear 

(H,

fig.

39), the

starter

driven 

bevel gea

r G), and

the  starter

driven

 bev

el

gear

ball

 

beari

ng (D)

as  an

  assem

bly. Discard the

0 ri

ng 

gask

et.

  fig. 35).

Remove

 

the

s

afety

w

ire 

and three

 

s

lotted nu

ts holding

 

the  br

eather a

dapter with

lifting eye

 

as

sem bly

(G)

to

the

acces

sory c

ase.

Remo

ve

the asse

m bly. Disc

ard the

gaske

t.

(fig. 

35).

Using

crowfoo

t wre

nch 708385

2

(fig

.

7

),

remove  the

following

 

se

nding

unit a

nd sending swi

tches, includ

ing

pipe elbow

s F

)

and (K)

and

 

pipe bus

hing L):

(1) Oil high press

ure g

age sending

unit

M).

(2)

H

igh t

emperatur

e w

arning light se

nding switch

H)

.

(3) Oil low p

ressure

wa

rning light

s

ending

switch

E).

57.  Cleaning

I n spec t i on  

and 

Repa i r

o f

Accesso ry

Case

Or

dnance m

aintenanc

e personn

el must thorou

ghly

u

nderstand

the

 

imp

ortance

of clean

ing engine

  par

ts. Extreme

 

care

  and

 

co

nscientiou

s effort

are requir

ed

in

 al

l

cl

eaning op

era

tions.  The

presence

of dir

t

or

 

for

eign

subst

ances is a  cons

tant

t

hreat to

satisfacto

ry engine ope

ration.

A

ll

par

ts must 

be cleane

b

efore  inspe

ction, aft

er re

pair, and befor

e assem bl

y.

A

fter clean

 

ing, all

  parts shou

ld

be

prote

cted

fr

om d

ust and

grit. Th

e inner 

and

outer surfaces

of 

all

castings

and

all

parts

subject to

oil

lub

rication mus

t

be cleane

d

w

ith dr

y-cleaning

 

solven

t or

volatile

m

ineral spirits.

Particula

atten

tion must

be

paid to

all

oil

pa

s

sages in b

oth casting

s and ma

chined

parts.

W

hen n

ecessary, wir

e

o

r probes

must 

be

use

d to

break up

  all sludge or

 gum   deposits

 

an

d

a

dmit the

 clean

ing solv

ent. Wash

passages

 

thorou

ghly with

 

clea

ning

solvent. Pas

sages must

be

blow

n out with comp

ressed

a

ir to free

them

f

rom

all foreig

n

p

articles.

Passage

s and op

en

ings

can

be

checked 

for

being

open

and clear

as

air 

passes

through

t

hem .

(1)

Check

th

e castings

fo

r

cr

acks, pa

ying

particula

r

at

ten

tion to are

as adjac

ent

to

  s

tuds, pipe pl

ugs, and

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Rosan 

inserts

. Cracks are freq

uently

found at sharp

corn

ers

a

nd f illets.

Replace casting

s

showing a

ny

e

vidence of

cracks.

(&

) Caref

ully examine all mati

ng surfaces

and

mo

unting

flanges

for n

icks

or deep scratches.

Remo ve all b

urrs

or

raised metal with 

a

fine

m ill

file.

Wat

ch

for

lo cal d

iscolorations o f mating 

flang

es as

they

often

 

indicat

e persistent

oil leak s. Test al

l such

 

flanges with a str

aightedge

or o n a

surface

plate.

Parts

with

warped flanges

or mounting pads sho

uld  

be

repla

ced.

Examine

 

all pi

pe

plug openi

ngs

for

torn

 

or

damaged

threads

. C

lean up threads with

  an old pipe

tap so

threads

are

not

cut

oversize.

If

threads

do

not

clean

up, tap the hole to

the 

ne

xt larg

er size

plug. Threa

ds

must

be

in

good condition

to  

eliminate oil leakage.

(2)

Inspect the Rosan

  lo c

k thread s

crew

in

serts

in

the alumi

num cast

ings

fo

r signs o f lo

oseness

and  g

alled

or

p

ulled threads.

R eplace

any defective

ins

erts.

To permit

  higher s

tresses in

studs and bolts

w hich

are set

in

alumin

um castings, i

t is com m o n

 practice 

to

 install i

nserts o f a stron

ger m

etal into

which

the

stud

s or bolts are t

hreaded.

Rosan

inser

ts

are

screwed 

into

 the softer

castings until they

 

are

slight

ly below

the

s

urface. When

the insert

is set, a  lock

ring,

broached

to fit

the

splined  end of

the insert,

and 

coar

se m

illed on the outer

edge,

is driven

into

a

counter

bore.

T

his lock ring p

revents  a

ny

t

urning

o f the thread

ed insert.

To remove

an insert,

 drill out

the

cen

ter with a dr

ill

sligh

tly smaller than the inner se

rrations, to

th

e

depth o f the

 

lock

ring. Back out the

 insert

w

ith a

remover.

 

T

he insert will pu

sh the lock

 

r

ing out.

Rosan

insert

wrenches and

drivers

(table I

and 

fig.

7)

are short

hexagonal piec

es having an int

ernal

splin

e

to

fit

  the in

sert. Select the

 

proper si

ze

a

nd

turn

 the inse

rt into the casting,

slightly below

the

s

urface. Place  a new

lock

r

ing in

position

an

d

center

 

it over

the insert with

the correc

t

Rosan

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dri

ver. Drive 

the

 lock ring

 into the

 ca

sting slightl

below t

he s

urface.

 

3)

I

nspect all s

tuds fo

r damag

ed thr

eads.

M inor da

mage ma

y be

correc

ted wi

th a

standard

 

thread 

chaser. Studs

with stripped 

threads,

bent 

or 

loo

se stud

s,

or

 

studs

s

howing 

an

y

e

vidence

 

of

  st

retch

ing m

ust be

repla

ced.

Ba

ck stu

ds

out

s

lowly

to avoid

heating

 and

possible

 

se

izure. Bro

ken

studs,

 too  shor

t

to be

rem

oved

with a wrench,

  may

be drilled

 and

ex

tracted

 with

 

a remo

ver.

If

i

t

is

imp

ossible to

 

re

move

them by

  this

 m

ethod, a 

p

iece

of ba

r stock

 

o

r a

nut

may 

be

welded

to

the

stud  and

then

removed

with

a

wrench

  Thi

s

m

ethod

mus

t

be

  u

sed with

care to avoid

dam

age to t

he

housi

ng.

(c)

Clean

  out

tap

ped

ho

les.

Use  an

old  tap

  ift

hreads 

appear to be i

n  go

od conditi

on. A

new

tap may

cut ov

ersize.

Inspec

t  the

threads

. If ther

e is

any

i

ndicatio

n

of

 

stri

pped

or

damag

ed

thre

ads,

or

if

 

the

stud

was

removed 

for

looseness, 

tap

the

hole

to

  the ne

xt

la

rger

oversiz

e.

Over

size s

tuds

are  supp

lied

for replace

ment

(tab

le

II). St

uds

(

fig. 9

4) ar

e

m

arked on

th

e

ho

using

end 

to indi

cate

wheth

er they

 

ar

e standa

rd or o

versize.

Chec

k  the

  mar

king to be su

re t

he replace

ment i

of

  the

  pr

oper size.

Be sure

the c

orrect

end is

thre

aded in

to the

ho

using. N ot

e tha

t

th

e stud

threads are 

of

different 

size,

the

coarser

thread

being

 

the h

ousing e

nd.

A sm

all

amount

 

of

mica

bas

e

an

tiseize

compou

nd 

shou

ld

be

applie

d  to

the thre

ads 

before  in

stalling

 

studs. Drive 

stu

ds in slowly

  to

p

revent hea

ting. 

O

bserve

  the

setting

 height as

g

iven

on 

st

ud c

hart

table

II).

W

hen,

f

rom any cause

,  the

  tapp

ed

h

oles in

castin

gs

are

damaged 

beyond  salvage by

oversize

studs,

fit

the

m wi

th

heli

coil

inse

rts

or

Rosan

inse

rts and

 

in

stall n

ew s

tuds of

the origin

al size

. For

 the m

ethod

o

f

install

ation a

nd

rem

oval of

helic

oils, refe

r to the

para

graph

6 4. For

method o

f

replac

ing

R

osan

in

se

rts, see  (2

)

a

bove.

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(4)

If

m

agnaflux testing

 equipment is

available,

check all ge

ars by this method. R

eplace those in which

cra

cks

are

found.

Ex

amine all gear teeth for

sharp

f

ins

or

burrs

at

tooth

corners and for galling

or

pitti

ng, on

the tooth faces. Gears

which

indica

te wear on the

gear

teeth shou

ld

be

assembled

in

po

sition in their mat

ing

bearings. With feeler gages, chec

k gear backlash

be

tween two meshing

teeth.

Chec

k all gears

to the

lim

its

specified

in

re

pair and

r

ebuild standards (par.

141).

Remove

any slight nick

s or

burrs

from gear teeth

with

a hard oil stone. Polish

with

crocu

s cloth wet

in dry-

cleaning

solvent

or

vola

tile mineral spirits.

Thoroughly

 

clean the re

paired

parts before

assembly .

(5)

Check

all

spline

teeth for

galling,

chipping and

wear.

The

fit

with

th

e mating part must

be free

of

any

binding. Stone-off

any slight  rough

  spots or

burrs

.

Polish

with crocus cloth.

(6

) Check all

shafts by magnaflux if available

.

If

this equipment is

not

availabl

e, inspect all

shafts with

a

magnifying 

glass

  for cracks

. If

crack

s are discov

e

red, the

shaft m

ust

be

rep

laced.

Raised metal at n

icks

or 

scratches

should

be

stoned-off

and

polished

with

crocus

cloth. C

heck shafts

to the limits specified in repair

and rebuild standards (par.

141).

(7)

After

bearings

hav

e

been 

cleaned thoroughly, spin

them and check

 for

audible

 

eviden

ce of roughness

and wear. 

Check

b

earings for wear of

the inner and outer races

by

sup

porting

the

inner

race and

torsionally

checking 

the

bearing f

or

end

clearance.

Che

ck all bearings to the

 

limits specified in repair

 and rebuild s

tandards (par.

1 4 1 ).

Rough or worn bea

rings must

be

replaced.

Check a

ll bearings carefully for looseness in

the

hous

ing and

for

evidence of h

eating.

Heating

is an

indi

cation

o

f insuff

icient lubrication. Examine the

oil

passages in

the

accessory

case

and

be

sure

they

are clean.

Loose or

damaged bearings are cause

for

the acce

ssory case to be

rejected,

as

these bear

in

gs cannot be

successful

ly

repla

ced in

the field.

Check all bea

rings to the limits

 

specified

in repair

and rebuild stan

dards (par. 141

).

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Check the thrust faces

of

bearings

for

wear and

ob

vious

damage. The wear can be

determined by

the

assembly o f

the mating

parts in their

proper

place,

and checking end play, using a feeler gage

be tween

the

thrust faces . Check all bearings

to the

l imi ts

specif ied

in

repair

and rebuild

standards

(par.

141) .

(8)

See that oil passages in the

accessory case are clean. There are pipe

plugs

in all

passages which can be removed, and the passages and

openings can be tested with air. It is important

that

all main

passages

and

passages to bushing-type

bearings

be open .

(9)

Inspect

all accessory

drive

assembly

and

cover

plate castings.

Check

for

loose or damaged drive

assembly

bearings. R eplace dr ive

assemblies

when

either the bearing or

drive is

damaged.

Use a f ine

mil l

file to r emove any

raised

metal resulting

from n icks or scratches o n bearing areas.

58.

R e b u i l d o f

Accesso ry

Case Subassemb l i es

(fig. 38).

(1)

R e m o v e

the safety wire

and

six

drilled-hex-head

bolts

from

both halves o f

impeller driven

gear ball bearing

retaining

plate (L)

for

the

impeller driven

gear

du

plex ball

bearings

(H).

(6)

Press the

impeller driven

gear (HH) and the duplex

bearing ou t

of

the accessory

case diaphragm

assem

bly

(G).

Gent ly tap

the

impeller driven gear

oil

sea l hous ing

(C)

and

r emove

it

from the diaphragm

with

the

im

peller driven gear carbon oil

seal

(B).

Press ou t the

oil

seal.

Press the

duplex impel ler driven

gear

ball bearings

(H) and their inner and outer

bearing

spacers (J)

and (K) from the

impeller end o f

the

driven

gear .

R e m o v e the wire bearing

l o ck i ng nut lock

l o ck ing ring

(MM) and

the impel ler

driven

gear bearing

l ocking

nut

lock

(LL)

from the

other

(gear)

end o f

the

driven

gear. Using wrench 41-W-1536-235

(fig.

7), remove

the

impeller

driven gear bearing

l o ck ing nut (KK).

Press

the

inner race o f the impel ler driven gear (in

ner and outer race) roller bearing

(JJ)

from the

driven

gear.

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(/) Press

the impeller and fan drive

gears roller bearings

(M) off

both ends o f

the fan drive

gear

(T) and the

impel le r drive gear (P).

R e m o v e the internal snap

rings

(N) from the fan

drive gear and

the impeller drive

gear.

(2)

Clean all parts

thoroughly

with dry-clean

i ng

solvent or

volati le mineral

spirits.

Inspect

gears

and

shafts by magnaf lux.

If this me thod is

not available,

inspect them with

a

magnifying glass for

cracks.

Cracked

parts

must

be replaced. Examine

gears for abrasions

on

tooth

faces

and

for

burrs

o n

tooth corners. Examine

the

shaft

for

scoring and

gall ing. Examine

bearings

and

replace any which

appear

to be defec t ive .

The

impeller

driven

gear

duplex ball bearings (H) are in

sets,

and

a defect in

either

o n e

is

cause for replacement of both

units o f the combination. The inner and outer bearing spacers

(J) and

(K)

are in sets, and if either o n e is defective a

n e w

set

must be installed.

Check parts to

the

limits specif ied in repair and re

build

standards (par.

142) .

(c)

Mino r scratches and

abrasions

c a n be

r emoved

with

c rocus c lo th wet with dry-cleaning solvent . Scratch

es

o f any kind are dangerous and

may

lead to fail

ure.

If

there

is any

doubt

as to the

serviceability

of a part, replace it.

The

s lots in

the

impeller driven

gear bearing

l o ck ing

nuts are originally

cut

c lean

and

sharp.

Do

not

attempt to repair a nut. Replace it.

The bushing-type bearings in the accessory case

dia

phragm

assembly

(G) are

machined

as part

o f

the

accessory case and are

not

replaceable in the

field.

Rep lacemen t

of the diaphragm requires replacement

o f the accessory case .

The

impeller

driven gear

carbon

oil

seal

(B)

must

be free

o f cracks,

nicks and

signs

o f wear.

The

seal

cannot

be repaired

and any defect

no t ed

is cause

for replacement. If in doubt

as

to

the

serviceability

o f

the seal, replace

it.

Repair or replace

Rosan

inserts (par. 57).

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0

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A—SP

ACER,

IMP

ELLER 73

48547

B— S

EA L, OI

L, CA RB

ON,

IM

PELLER DR

IVEN

GEA

R 7374219

C— HOU

SING,

IMPELLER

 

DRIVEN

GEAR

OIL  SEAL

7348548

D—RING,

 

SNAP—

7750326

E—BO

LT,  D

LD-HEX-HD

 7416581

P—WASHER,

PLAIN

50 224 5

G—

DIAPHRA

GM,

ACCESSORY

  CASE,

A

SSY

7403362

H—

BEARING

,

BALL

, DUPLEX,

IMPELLER

  DRIV

EN G

EAR 7338680

J—S

PACER,

BEARING,

INNER

 

7

372698

K

—SPACER

,

BE

ARING, OUTE

7372699

L

—PLATE,

RETAI

NING,  IMPELLE

R DRIVEN

G

EAR BA

LL

BEARI

NG

7403

369

M—B

EARING, R

OLLER, IMPE

LLER

AND FAN DRIV

E

GEARS 712170

N—

RING, SNAP  7725549

P—GEAR, DRIVE,

IMPELLER 

7376129

Q—SHAFT,

 

DR

IVE, IMPEL

LER

7376058 

R—NU

T,

SL

TD 225

869

S—LINER,

 

FAN 

DRI

VE GE

AR

OUTE

R  BEARIN

G 74

03357

T—GEAR

, FAN DRI

VE 

7346501

U—HOUSIN

G,

FAN

DR

IVE GEAR

 

OIL

SEAL 74

03363

V—

PIN,

LOCATING,

 

FA

N

DRIVE

GEAR OIL SEAL H

OUSING

733

8668

W—SEAL

,

OIL,

FAN  DR

IVE G

EAR 737541

0

X—CAS

E, ACCESSO

RY,

ASSY 737600

6

Y—GASKET,

0

RING

501219

Z—RING, SNAP—

583393

AA

—SHAFT,

 

D

RIVE, P

OWER TA

KE-OFF 73465

04

BB—GASK

ET,

O R

ING 546881

CC—ADAP

TER,

P

OWER TA

KE-OFF

DRIVE  74033

67

DD—GA

SKET,

COV

ER

7346657

E

E—COVER,

 

POW

ER TA

KE-OFF D

RIVE 734

6656

FF—

BOLT, D

LD-HEX-H

D 7346712

 

GG—BOLT

, DLD-HE

X-HD 

7346698

HH—GEAR, DRIVEN,

IMPELLER

7375843

JJ—

BEARING

,

R

OLLER, IMP

ELLER DRI

VEN

GEAR 

(INNER A ND

OUT

ER RACE)—

7375367

KK

—NUT,

LOCKING

 

IMPELLER

 

D

RIVEN

GE

AR BEARING

 7410168 

LL—LOCK

,

BEAR

ING

LOC

KING

NUT

 74

10169

M M— R

ING,

LOCKING BEA

RING

LO

CKING

NUT 

LO

CK 7338

666

NN—P

LATE,

RETAIN

ING,

IMPELLE

R

D

RIVEN

GEAR RO

LLER

BEARING

 73754

18

PP—R

ING, SNAP— 5

83321

QQ— NUT,

REARING,

A

CCESSORY

 

DRIV

E GEAR

7346508 

RR—

LOCK,

ACCESSOR

DR

IVE G

EAR

BEARI

NG NU

T

7346507

SS—

BEARING

,

R

OLLER, ACCE

SSORY DR

IVE 

GEAR, SMA

LL 7 34 6 67 7

TT—

RING,

S

NAP—5833

43

Continue

d

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A—GEAE, BEVEL, IDLE

R, C

AMSHAFT DRIVE

73 46544

B—GEA

R,

BEVEL,

DR

IVEN, IDLER

,

CAMSHAFT

  DRIVE 7

375432

C—PLUG

,

O

IL TRANSFER,

 

IN

NER 7744669

D—BEARI

NG, BALL,

START

ER

D

RIVEN  BEVEL

 

GEA

R 7

346682

E—SHIM

  7346

68 3

F—BOLT,

DLD-HEX

-HD 58 3762

G—

GEAR,

BEVEL, 

DRIV

EN STA

RTER 7346548

H—GE

AR, DRIVE,

POWER  TAKE-O

FF 7346500

J—N

UT, SLTD 770

3684

K

—GEAR, IDLER, CAMSHAF

T

DRIVE 73465

47

L—

CASE, ACCESSO

RY, A

SSY

7

37 600 6

M—WAS

HER, LO

CK

12021

4

N—

BOLT,

PIN, IDLER

 

GEA

R SHAFT

7375435

P—WAS

HER,

PLAIN 502245

Q—KIN

G, SNAP 583313

R—

SPACER,

BEARING

,

ACCES

SORY DR

IVE GEAR

73 46491

S—BEA

RING, ROL

LER, AC

CESSORY DRIVE

GEAR,

INNER  AND OU

TER RA

CE

LARGE 73

46676

T—GEAR,  ACCESS

ORY

DRIVE

7346526

U—GEA

R,

IDL

ER, ACCESS

ORY

DRIVE 734654

9

V—GEAR, BEVEL, D

RIVE, MAGNET

O 7

346550

W—GEA

R, BEVEL,

DRIVEN, W/INT

EGRAL  SHAFT 7346

538

X—BO

LT, DLD-HE

X-HD 58859

8

Y—SHAFT, ACCE

SSORY

DRIVE IDLER G

EAR 7348546

Z—SH

AFT, A

CCESSORY

DRIVE

 

7346

49 2

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(3) (fi

g. 38).

Press the inner

race of the im

peller driven gear (inner

and

outer

  race) rolle

r bearin

g (JJ) on  the

short

(

gear) end of the impe

ller driven

ge

ar (HH).

(6

) Install the im

peller d

riven

gear bearin

g locking

 nut

(KK), u

sing wrench  41-W

-1536-235

(fig.

7),

and

torque to

700 Ib-in. If

 

the

lock slots  in the

nut

do

not

line up

with

the lock slo

ts in the im

peller driven

g

ear

it will be necessary

to

la

p

t

he seating

surface of

the nut until

the slots

do line up at 700

Ib-in t

orque.

The impe

ller driven

g

ear be

aring

locking nut lock

(LL)

m

ust not be fo

rced into the lock slot

s in the nut

and in the d

riven

gear.

Insta

ll the nut lock

and

bear

 

ing locking

nut

lock

locking

ring 

(MM).

(c)

Place

one

 of the impe

ller driven

gea

r duple

x ball bear

ings (

H)

on

  the

splined

end

o

f

the

impelle

r

driven

 

gea

r with the thrust s

ide

(so

marked)

away from the

gear end. Place t

he impeller driven gear in

ner

and

outer

bearing

spacers

(J) an

d

(K)

on the thrust s

ide

o

f the bearing.

Place the other half

of the

duplex

bearing on

the  im

peller driven gear

with the thrust

side

engaging

the

inner

and

outer 

spacers.

Center

the outer

s

pacer

between the  bearings

 

to eliminate

inte

rference

when

ins

erting

bearings and

 

th

e impeller

driven

 

gear i

n the bushin

g-type bearings

 of the dia

p

hragm.

Insert the impel

ler

d

riven gear and bea

ring assem

bly

in the acces

sory case diaphragm

assembly

(G) by tap

ping lightly with a so

ft ha

mmer.

Install the

im peller

driven 

gear

ball 

bearing retaining

plates (L) with

six drilled-hex

-head bolts  (G G

) and

safet

y wire.

(/) I

nstall one of the two

sna

p

rin

gs

(

N) in the fan

drive

gea

r (T)

and

the othe

r  in t

he impelle

r drive gear

(P).

Install two

of

the fo

ur impe

ller and fan

drive

g

ear

roller bearings (M )

  on the fan

drive gear

and the

remaining

two

on

the

impeller drive  gear.

These

be

arings

have

th

e same part

number.

(fig.

41).

(1 ) 

Slip

holder 41-H-2197-600

  (f

ig. 40) over the starter

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mounting studs engaging

it

to

 

the s

tarter jaw  (G).

Secure

with

nuts.

C lamp

the

holder

i

n vise. Re

move cotter pin (S) fr

om

the

threaded

end 

of the

starter jaw.

R

emove

the

 

starter

d

rive

bevel ge

ar

retaining nut

(R).

Remove

the

starter 

drive

bevel

gear

(Q)

and

its

shim.

(c) Remove the internal

locking ring from the

starter

jaw

bearing nut (M),

and

with

wrench 41-W-545-15

(fig.

40), unscre

w

the

nut.

Remove the

holder

41-H-21

97-600

(fig. 40)

from

 the

adapter.

Remo

ve the six flat-head screws from

  the bearing

liner

(F).

Press the

liner out

of

the s

tarter

drive

adapter

with s

tuds

assembly (D

).

(/)  Press the

 

starter

jaw (G), starter jaw ball

bearing

(H),

starter

jaw roller bearing (L), and

the outer and 

inner

bearing spacers

(J)  and (K)

from

the liner.

Press the starter

jaw oil

seal

(E) from the

liner.

^__ R

P D 155910,

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(2)

Clean all

parts

thoroughly with

dry-clean

ing so

lvent or vo

latile

m

ineral

spirits

.

(6)

Inspect the gear

and starter ja

w

by

magnaflux or

 

any

other av

ailable

and

suitable

method

. Look for

cracks,

nicks,

and

 burrs on the teeth of the

gear and

splined

end

of

the starter jaw.

Examine

the

bearings and replace as

 required

for

continu

ed serviceability.

Examine the mounting studs

and  the

starter drive

adapter

self-locking

 

nuts.

Mark any

loose or

 

dam

 

aged studs.

Check parts t

o

t

he limits specif ied

in

  repair and

re

build standards

(par. 143).

(c)

M inor scratches can be

removed

wit

h croc

us

c

loth

wet

with

dry-cleaning sol

vent

or volatile m

ineral spirits.

Minor burrs on gear teet

h

can

be removed

in

  a like

manner. Ho

wever,

signs

of cracked teeth

or

othe

r

defects

are

cause

for

replacement.

Replace

st

uds  (par

. 57).

The

starter

jaw

oil se

al cannot be repaired and

any

sign  of

failure

is

caus

e for replacement.

(3)

(fig. 41).

Press the starter

jaw

oil

seal (E) in bearing

 liner

(F) with the

solid

f

ace

to the starter

side.

( ) Press

the

liner in the drive

adapter with studs assem

bly 

(D)

making

certain

the

oil

holes

of

the

liner

and

adapter

are in

aline

ment. Install the

six

flat-head

screws (T

) and

stake

them

 

in

place.

(

c)

Press the

starter jaw

ball

bearing

(H), the outer and

inner bearing

spacer

s

(J)

and (K), and the

starter

jaw roller bearing (L)

on

th

e starter jaw

(G). Center

the

outer

spacer between

the

bearings

to eliminate

 

in

terference

when

the

jaw and  bearing assembly

is

inserted

into 

the

bearing

liner.

Press

the

jaw 

assem

bly

into the li

ner and adapter.

I

nstall holder 41-H-2197-600 (fig

. 40 ) on

th

e adapter.

Clamp

the

holder in

a vise.

Install the st

arter jaw

bearing

nut (M ) with w

rench

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J

A

W

 

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41-W-545

-15

fig. 40). In

sert

starter ja

w nut in

ternal lockin g

 

ring

  (N).

(/) Install

the start

er drive

bevel gear shim

 

(P) and t

he 

st

arter drive

bevel gea

r Q) 

on the

starter

ja

w.

Install

the

starter drive b

evel 

gear retai

ning nut

(R);

tighten and

check 

the

dim ension shown  in figure

42.

Select sh

ims to  obtain

 th

is

di

mension.

S E L E C T SHIM

S

TO

  OBTA

IN THIS

D

IMENSION  WHEN SIDE

C L E A R A N

C E

IN B EA R IN

GS IS T A K E

N U P IN

T HRU S T DIRECT

ION 

A S SHO

WN

RA P D

155912

In

stall cott

er

p

in S) i

n

the

be

vel gear

 

re

taining

nu

t.

Re

m ove

the

assembly

from  the hold

er 41

-H-2197-6

00

  fig. 40).

  fig. 4

3).

1)

Rem

ove

the

cotter pin,

slot

ted

nut, and

  plain

washe

r

from

th

e ge

nerator-dri

ve

bevel

an

d spur

gear sha

ft

(K).

Tap

the 

shaft

gently

with 

soft

hammer 

and

remov

e

the

shaft and the

 g

enerator-dr

ive

bevel and

spur

 

gea

r

(J).

(5)

Remove safe

ty wire,

slotted

nuts,

 and

 

plain

  washer

and lift 

the

g

enerator-dr

ive

bevel

and

sp

ur

ge

ar brack

-

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A—SEAL, OIL

, ADAPTER

 500286

B— STUD

74030

97

C—ADA

PTER, DRIVE,

 W/STUDS,

 ASS

Y 7346540

D— PL

UG,

P

IPE 

7538990

E

—GASKET

, 0  RING

  50121 9

P—

GASKET,

0 RING

 546884

G—

GEAR, BEVEL, DRI

VEN

734650

3

H—B

RACKET,

B

EVEL

A ND SPUR 

GEAR 7403440

J—GEAR, BEVEL

 

AND SPUR, DRIV

E 7

346546

K

—SHAFT, BEVE

L

AND

SP

UR

GEAR

7346535

L—NUT,

 

SL

TD 225869

M—WA

SHER, PLAIN

 

5

02245

N

—WASHER

,

PLAI

N 7372

651

P—NUT, SHEAR, SLTD 

7346725

Q_P

IN, COTTER

 121222

R—STUD

 7403075

S

—WASHER

, PLAIN 5022

04

T—

NUT, PLAIN

 

22

5854

U—NUT

, JA M  

107823

Continued

et (

H) from th

e drive a

dapter with

studs assembl

y

(C).

Lift th

e gen

erator-dri

ve

driven 

bevel

gear (G) f

rom 

the a

dapter.

Press the

adap

ter

oil seal

(A)

from the

 adapter

.

R

emove pip

e plugs (

D) from the

 adapter

,

b

racket, and

sh

aft.

(2)

Clean

 

al

l  parts

thoroug

hly in dry-cleanin

g

solven

t or volati

le mineral

spirits. Clean 

oil p

assages

by flowing 

clean dry

-cleaning

fluid th

rough the

m. If

n

ecessary,

use   probe

s to  

d

islodge

sludge

depos

its.

(

)

Inspect

gears and sha

ft by ma

gnaflux

or any other

availabl

e method.

Loo

k

for

 cracked or

bur

red gear

teeth.

Examine

the

shaft for

scratches or

galling.

I

nspect the ada

pter and

bracket

for casting

defect

s,

cra

cks,  and

burrs. Mark

any loose 

or d

efective

stu

ds.

Examin

e th

e oil  seal. R

eplace it if

there is any

 doubt

as to  

its

serv

iceability.

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Check

 

parts to the l

imits

specified

in

repair an

d re

bu

ild sta

ndards (par. 14

4).

Replace

the

studs (par.

57).

Remo

ve

a

ny minor

burrs or scratches wit

h

crocus

cloth

wet

with

dry-cleaning

solvent

or

volatile min

er

al spirits.

Any signs o

f crack

s

are ca

use f

or 

part

replacement

.

The

adapter oil

seal canno

t be repaired.

Replace the

seal if it

shows any s

ign

o

f failure.

(3) (fig.

43).

(a-) 

I

nstall pipe

 

plugs

(D) in t

he dri

ve adapter

w

ith studs

 

ass

embly  (C

), the generator

-drive bevel and

spur gear 

b

racket (H

),

a

nd

bevel and spur  gear s

haft

(

K)

re

sp

ectively.

Install

the drive

adapter oil se

al (A) with

replacer

41-R-2392-9

95 (fig. 7

),

k

eeping the

flat face

 

of  the

seal

on the generato

r sid

e.

(c) Install

driven

bevel

gear

(G)

in

the

adapter

 

and in

stall

bevel

a

nd spur

ge

ar bracket

(H

)

with

four

p

lain

washers a

nd slotted 

nuts. Secure  with safety

wire.

Place the

gene

rator-drive

bev

el

a

nd

s

pur

ge

ar

(J) on

the gen

erator-drive

bevel

a

nd spur

ge

ar

shaft

(K)

.

Inse

rt 

th

e shaft in the bracket. Insta

ll

plain washer

 

(N) and the

slotted shea

r nut (P). Tighten

 and

secure

with cotter

pin  (Q).

Rotate the g

ears and note if they

turn

freely.

Check

gear

backlas

h (par.

1

4 4).

(fig.

 

4

4).

(1)

Remove

  the jam 

nuts, plain

nuts,

a

nd plain

 

wa

shers

fro

m the magne

to

drive

  housing cove

r (S)  and the

booster coil and

filter bra

cket

a

ssembly

(PP)

(f

ig.

110)

.

Remove

 

the

brack

et and cover. D

iscard

th e 

co

ver

gasket an

d the

"0" ring gasket.

Re

move the

magneto drive

housing ada

pter (G) by

remova

l

of jam nuts, plain

nuts, and plain was

hers

holding the adapter

 to

the

magneto drive

housing (Y).

Remove

the adapt

er

usi

ng puller 

4

1-P-2906-280 

(fig

.

7). Discard the

 gasket. Lift

out both magneto

 gears 

(K).

(c) Remov

e the cotter pin

s, slotted

nuts, and pl

ain wash

ers

from the m

agneto dr

iven idler

bevel 

g

ear

adapter

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(J). Using puller 41-P-2906-280, lift out

the

adapter.

R e m o v e the magneto driven idler bevel gear

(L)

and

the magneto idler drive bevel gear

(HH) through

the

cover

opening

o f the magneto drive

housing

(Y).

R e m o v e

pipe

plug

(GG)

from the

hous ing .

(2)

(a) Cleaning.

Wash all parts in

dry-cleaning

so lven t or

volati le mineral spirits.

(6)

Examine all

mating surfaces

of the

housing

and

adapter for n i cks and scratches. N o t e if the edges

o f

surfaces are burred

or contain

high

spots

which,

wil l

prevent proper seating

o f

mating parts. Ex

am in e castings for cracks .

Examine

gears

for

abrasions o n

tooth

faces

and

burrs

o n

tooth

corners.

Inspect the

gears

and

shaft

by

magnaf lux . If this

method is

not available,

inspect them with a mag

nifying

glass

for

cracks. Replace all

cracked

parts.

Inspect

the

oil

seals. N o t e

if

the sealing

edge

is worn,

cracked, or

t oo stiff to seal properly.

Replace

the

seals if there is any doubt

o f

their

serviceability.

Examine the governor spark advance assembly

(X)

and

no t e

if

the

pins and

stops are

secure,

if fly

weights operate freely and if springs are cracked

or

broken. If any unit has a defect ive

part,

replace

with a

n e w

assembly.

Examine studs.

Look

for

loose

or

damaged

studs.

Mark any defect ive studs

for

replacement.

Check all parts to the limits

specif ied

in

repair

and

rebuild standards (par. 145) .

Mino r

n icks

and burrs c a n

be

r emoved

from

castings

with

a f ine mil l file. Bad

mating surfaces

are cause

for

replacement.

Replace studs

(par.

57).

Minor

scratches

o n

gears and shafts can be

r emoved

with c r o cus

cloth,

wet with dry-cleaning so lven t or

volati le

mineral spirits.

Replace

any parts hav

ing scratches with raised

meta l .

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A—N

UT, JAM

107822

B—NUT,

PLAIN 225853

C—WASHER,

PLAIN 7744766

D—M

AGNETO, ASSY 7539854

E—GASK

ET,

M

AGNETO 73

46513

F—SEAL,

OIL,

MAGNETO GEAR 

500048

G—A

DAPTER,

DRIVE

 

HOUSI

NG

734653

4

H—GASKET,

DRIVE

ADAPTER

 

7346502

J—ADAP

TER,

DRIVEN

 IDLER

BEVEL GEAR 7

346552

K—GEAR

, MAGNETO 7410

051

L—GE

AR, BEVEL,

DRIVEN IDL

ER

7346521

M—STUD

7403503

N—STUD 7

403073

P—GASKET,

0

RING

50121 9

Q—STUD—7

403071

R—GASKET

, COVER 734661

7

S—

COVER, M

AGNETO DRIV

E HOUSING 7346605

T—WA

SHER, PLAIN 502245

U—S

TUD 7403501

V

—NUT, SLTD 225 86

9

W—C

OUPLING, SPA

RK ADVANCE GOVERNO

R 73 4

6524

X—GOVE

RNOR,

SPARK ADVANCE,

ASSY 7767445

Y—HOUSI

NG, MAGNET

O DRIVE 7346516

Z—STUD

7403068

AA—NU

T, JAM 

1

07823

BB—NUT,

PLAIN

225 854

CC—

WASHER, PLAIN

502204

DD—

ADAPTER,

DR

IVEN BEVEL

G

EAR 7346558

EE

—GEAR, BEVEL, DRIV

EN, W/INTE

GRAL SHAFT—

7346538

FF—

GASKET, HOUSING 734

8753

GG—PLUG,

PIPE

7538990

HH

—GEAR, BEV

EL,

IDLER,

D

RIVE 7346520

JJ—PI

N,

C

OTTER 1 2 1 2 2 3

KK

—STUD 7403

071

Conti

nued

(3)

(fig.

44).

(a)

Install

pipe

plug

(GG)

in

the magneto drive housing

(Y

).

(6) Ins

tall the magneto

idler drive bev

el 

gear

(HH

)

throu

gh

the cover

op

ening

of the

housing,

(c)

Install the magneto

 driven

idler bevel ge

ar (L). In-

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s

tall the magneto driven

 

idle

r

bevel

 gear adapter

(J)

i

n

pla

ce on the

holding

studs

by tapping it gently

with

a soft hammer.

Secure with plain washers

  (T)

slotted nuts (V)  and cotter pins (JJ

).

Ins

tall

the

two magneto

gears

(K) in

 the magneto

drive

housing

(Y).

Install

th

e magneto gea

r oil

seals (F) in the magneto

driv

e housing adapter

(G). Use re

placer 41-R-2392-

995

(fig. 7), with the flat face to the

magneto 

sid

e.

(/)

Install

the dr

ive adapter assemb

ly on the

magn

eto

drive

housing, using a

new

drive

adapter

gaske

t (H).

  f i r )

Install the magneto drive housing

cover (S), with a

new

cover gasket (R) and 0 ring gasket

(P).

In

stall

the booster

coil

an

d

filter

bracket

assembly

(PP)

(fig. 110).

Secure

cover

and bracket

with plain

wash

ers

(T), plai

n nu

ts

(B), and jam

nuts (A).

(fig.

45).

(1)

(a)

Remov

e the

fuel pump drive ada

pter (AA)

by

taking

off

the

jam 

nuts,

plain nuts,

and

plain

washers

hold

ing it to the

 camshaft drive housing

(D). Slide

th

adapter

from the studs

and

discard 0 ring gaskets

(U) and (V)

.

Li

ft the

fuel pum

p bevel

gear (T) from the adapter.

(c )

Lift the

governor

bevel

gear (S) from the

camshaft

drive

housing

(D).

Lift

out

the fu

el pump

 

and gov

ern

or

drive be

vel gear (BB).

R emove

two pipe

plugs 

(E)

from

the fuel

pump drive 

adapter, and thre

e pipe

plu

gs (E) and (DD) from

the

camshaf

t

drive

housing.

(2)

Clean

all parts thoroughly in dry-cl

eaning

solvent

or volatile

mineral spirits. Clean oil

passages

by

flowing

clean dry-cleaning

fluid through them. If

n

ecessary,

use prob

es to dislodge

sludge

deposits.

Passages

must

be

kept

clean.

Look for cr

acks

in the

camshaft

drive housi

ng and

the fuel pum

p

drive

adapter. Use a

strong

light or

the

latest inspection process av

ailable. In

spect

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mating surfa

ces for nicks,  scratche

s,

and bur

rs.

Replace

casti

ngs in which

cracks

are

 found.

Inspe

ct

gears by magnaflux,

if

ava

ilable, and

exam

ine

for

abrasions and burrs.

Note any scoring

or

galling on bearing

surfaces. Replace

 cracked parts.

Check

studs

and

replace

any

loose

or damaged

studs

(par. 57).

Examine the threaded

pipe plug

openings in

the

castings. They must not be

damaged or leaks will

exist

afte

r assembly. Re

pair or

replac

e any  plugs

having

damaged

threads.

5 . Check all parts

to

the

limits specif ied

 

in re

pair

and

rebuild standa

rds (par. 146) .

(3)

Ins

tall two pipe plug

s (E) in the fuel

pump

  drive

 

adapter (AA),

and three pipe pl

ugs

(E) and

(DD)

in

the camshaft

drive

h

ousing (D).

(6) Install

the fuel

pump

and governor

drive bevel gear

(BB)

in the

camshaft

 

drive housing,

(c)

Install the  governor

bevel gear (S) in

the

camshaft

drive housing. Hold it

in

position

from the governor

side,

as

the

fuel pump drive

adapter

(AA)

with the

fuel

pump

bevel

g

ear (T)

is

ass

embled to the

cam

shaft

 

drive h

ousing. Use new 0 ring gaskets

(U)

and (V). Secure

with plain washers (G),

  plain nuts

(H

), and jam

 

nuts (J).

/. (f

ig. 46).

(1)

Remove

pipe plug

(Q)

from

the control

housing assembly. Remov

e

the

oil

control

valves

(pars.

36/and56/).

(2)

Wa

sh

thor

oughly

w

ith dry-cleaning so

lvent

or

volatile

mineral spirits.

Clean o

il

passages

  by

f lowing clean dry-cleaning

fluid

through

them. If nec

essar

y, use

probes

to dislodge sludge 

deposits.

Check

for loose or

damaged studs

and marks

defective

ones

for

replacement.

Che

ck

the hou

sing for cr

acks, damaged

gasket

 sur

faces,

torn threads in threade

d openings, and wor

or 

pitted

valve seats. Replace

the

housing if

any

cracks

are

noted.

101

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t

o

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A — G E A R ,

BEVEL,

DRIVEN,

IDLER, CAMSHAFT DRIVE 7375432

B —P L U G , OIL

TRANSFER,

INNER 7744669

C — G A S K E T , 0 RING 546863

D—HOUSING,

CAMSHAFT DRIVE 7375420

E—PLUG, PIPE 7538990

F—GASKET,

GOVERNOR

7521260

G—WASHER,

PLAIN

502245

H—NUT, PLAIN

225853

J—NUT, JAM 107822

K — G O V E R N O R ,

ENGINE,

HYDRAULIC, A S S Y 7376023

L — S T U D

7403500

M—WASHER,

PLAIN

502204

N—NUT,

PLAIN

225854

P—NUT,

J A M

107823

Q—SHAFT, CAMSHAFT DRIVE 7346568

R—STUD 7403502

S — G E A R ,

BEVEL, G O V E R N O R — 7 3 4 6 5 4 2

T—GEAR,

BEVEL,

FUEL PUMP 7346543

U—GASKET, O

RING 501219

V—GASKET, 0 RING

546871

W — S T U D 7403507

X—GASKET,

FUEL

PUMP

7006868

Y—PUMP, FUEL, ASSY 7410094

Z — S T U D

7403101

AA—ADAPTER, FUEL PUMP

DRIVE

7346591

B B — G E A R , BEVEL,

DRIVE,

FUEL PUMP A N D

GOVERNOR

7346541

C C — S T U D 7403501

DD—PLUG, PIPE 7338670

EE—GASKET,

0

RING

501221

Continued

Replace

studs

(par. 57).

Minor valve seat defects can

be

corrected

by lap

ping.

Replace

valve

housings having

damaged

valve seats.

Mino r

scratches

and

burrs

o n

gasket surfaces

c an

be r emoved with

an oil s tone .

(3)

(a) Install pipe plug (Q) in

the

oil

control housing as

sembly (A).

Assemble the

oil pressure

control valve

assembly

(H),

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A—HOUSING, OIL

CONTROL, ASSY  7375872

B—WASHER, PLAIN

502245

C—NUT, PLAIN

2258

53

D—NUT,

JAM

107822

E—GASKET

,

ANNULA

R 5

02801

F—WASHER,

PL

AIN 

502245

G—BOLT,

DLD

-HD

734671

3

H—VALVE, CONTROL,

OIL

PRESSURE,

ASSY

7521774

J—VALVE,

BYPASS, OIL

FI

LTER, A

SSY

75

3 9 4 8 6

K—VALVE, BY-PA

SS, OIL COOLER

,

ASSY

7375859

L—

GASKET, ANNULAR 58380

3

M—G

ASKET, ANNULAR

583802

N—STU

D 7403519

P—GASKE

T,

HOUS

ING 7346578

Q—PLUG, PIPE

7338671

the 

oil

filter

bypass

valve

assembly 

(J),

and the

oil

cooler bypass valve

 

assembl

y (K) with new

 g

askets.

Install

the valves in the 

housing,

only hand-t

ight, to

prevent 

dir

t

from

  entering

the op

enings

in

th e

h

ousing.

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(1)

R emove safety

wire,

slotted nu

ts,

a

nd

bolts holdin

g

the

starter

 driven

bevel gear (G) to

the

pow

er tak

e-

of

f drive gear

(H,

fig. 

39).

R emov

e

the s

tarter driv

en

be

vel gear

ball bearing

(D)

and shim (E,

fig. 39) fro

m the d

riven

bev

el

gear.

(c) Remove

 

ex

ternal snap

 ring (Z) from

the

pow

er tak

e-

of

f driv

e

sha

ft ( A A , fig.

38).

(2)

C leaning. Clean

 all parts

thor

oughly

with dry

-clean

ing  solvent

or

volatile

mineral spirits.

Inspect

  the

gears

and shaft b

y

magnaf

lux,

if

av

ail

able.

If

no

t, use a str

ong light and ch

eck the

 

ge

ars

for cracks,

sharp f

ins, 

or burrs at t

ooth

co

rners,

and for

galling or pitting

of tooth

fa

ces.

Replace

 

all ge

ars

showing

  such

defects.

Inspect the shaft for cracks

, galling,

sharp

burrs,

and

nicks

on

splines.

Check

the

spline

for

fit

with

its mating p

art. S

tone-off any

slightly

rough

spots

and polish

with crocus cloth

 wet with dr

y-cleaning

solvent

or volatile

mineral spirits. Repla

ce the shaft

if any cr

acks are di

scovered.

Check

 

the

 bu

shing-type bearings in

the pow

er

tak

e-

off

drive 

ad

apter

(C C ,

fig.

38) for

loosenes

s

and

ev

idence of

overheating. O

verheating is an  in

di

cation

of insufficient

lubrication. Examine

the

oil

passa

ge

in

the adapter to

be s

ure

it i

s clean.

C he

ck bearings to

the limits specified in

 repair a

nd

rebuild

 standards (par. 1

47). R

eplace loose, dam

aged, or

worn bearin

gs.

4.

Check

the

starter

 

driven

b

evel gear bal

l

bearin

g

for

freen

ess of ball rotation in race

s. R ep

lace

the

bearing if there

is any doubt

as

to

 its continued

serviceability.

Check

parts to the

  limits specified in

repair

and

rebuild

 

standards

(par.

143) .

(3)

(fig.

38).

Install

 the externa

l snap ring (Z)

on the

 

power

take-

of

f drive shaft

(AA).

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Asse

mble

t

he  starter

  driven

bevel

 

gear

G) to the

 

pow

er ta

ke-off drive g

ear (H,

fig. 39).

Secure w

ith

drilled

-hex-head

bolts

F),

slot

ted

nuts  J),

and

safety

 

wire

.

  c) Inst

all the

starter driv

en b

evel

g

ear 

b

all b

earing (D )

 

and

shim

E)

into the 

starter

driven 

bevel 

gear

G ,

fig. 

39).

Com

bined

thickn

ess

of the shim a

nd bear

 

ing ou

ter race should

  to

tal 0.594

to

0.596

 

inch.

1)

fig. 113).

Remove

  the cotter

pin  from

the  l

ifting eye

f

illister-

head drilled pin

JJ). R

emove

the

p

lain

washer and

 

the  l

ifting

ey

e spring

GG)

  and withdraw

  the

pin.

Separate the

accessory

case

lifting 

eye

HH) from

the

accesso

ry case brea

ther lin

e adapte

r

KK

).

Remove th

e

b

reather

line  conne

ctors (L

L)

from

 the

adapte

r.

(2)

Cl

ean all

pa

rts

th

oroughly

with

 

dry

-clean

in

g so

lvent or vola

tile mineral

spirits.

C

heck t

he spri

ng and replace

it if

there

are 

sig

ns of

wea

kness.

Exam

ine

the

breather line connect

or opening

s,

i

n t

he

ad

apter, for

torn or d

amaged

threads. If th

threads are

n

ot

servic

eable,

replace

the

ad

apter.

(3)

fig.  1

13). Inst

all the

liftin

g eye  fillister-

head d

rilled pin

JJ)

 

throug

t

he accessory

  cas

e

lif

ting

ey

e

H

H) and

the acce

ssory case

breather

 

line 

adap

ter

KK)

.

Assemble 

the

lifting eye sprin

g  G

G)

o n

  the

pi

n.  Secure

  with plain 

washer

FF) and

cotter

pin  

E

E). Instal

l

the 

brea

ther line co

nnectors LL

) i

n

the

ad

apter.

59 Ass

emb l y o f Ac c e s s o r

y

Case Fr om S

ubassemb

lies

Th

e

eng

ine

is

a

  precision 

product.

Con

sequently,

the

repair 

and 

rebuild 

standards

of 

its

components have

been

fixed

at extreme

ly 

c

lose li

mits. Great c

are must 

be exercise

d in

all p

hases of

the assemb

ly

o

peration to

insure

satisfactor

y engin

e

pe

rformance.

  General

rules

for assem

bly follow

:

 1) Cleanlin

ess

is essential to

all oper

ations. D

irt and dust,

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even in

minute qua

ntities,

are

 

a

brasive.

Protect

assem

blies from wind-blow

n dust. Be sure that the ports

have

been

cle

aned as specified; be sure they

are kept

clean. Hands

must

be kept

free from an accumulation

of grea

se which collects dus

t

and grit. Dust

y, grimy 

clothing

cannot

be

worn

during

assembly

operations.

(2 ) Before

assembly, coat

all

bearings,

shafts, and contact 

s

urfaces with  the engine oil appropriate

for th

e

air

temperature

range. This

is

 to a

ssure adequate lubrica

tion

of

the parts

until

p

ressure lubrication

 

reach

es

them.

(3) Always use new

gaskets

o

n joints which confine oil.

Annular copper asbestos

gaskets must

never

be reused.

All 0

ring gaskets should be replace

d. Metal-case

d

oil

seals, such as

those

used in

the magneto drive

a

dapter,

the genera

tor drive adapter, or

the starter

drive adapter, normally

are

long

life parts and may be

reused,

if

in goo

d condition.

The

contact

material, either 

leather or synthetic, must

be pliable and show no

evi

dence of

burning. Note 

also

that

in

this

type of seal,

a thin, feat

heredge

contacts

the

r

otating part.

If

th

is

edge is destroyed

, the  seal is

worthless. The

met

al-

cased

carbon

oil

seal of

the

impeller

driven

gear

is

also

normally

a lifelong

pa

rt. However, it

must not cont

ain

nicks or cracks,

must

show no

si

gns

of scorching and

e

xtreme wear, and

should show full contact and good

seating o

r

it

must be replaced

.

(4) Always

 

use plai

n washers under nuts on

aluminum

sur

faces.

(5) Be especi

ally

careful

to see that

all b

olts are secured with

jam nuts, tab

washers,

safety

wire,

or

cotter

pins as

may be specified. M

any engine failures are

traced to

neglect of

this

simple

precaution.

(1) In

stall

pipe p

lugs (J,

N,

and S, fig. 35)

in

the

accessory

case.

(2)

Install the

fa

n drive gear oil sea

l

(W, fig.

38) with fan

drive gear oil

seal housing (U), flat side to th

e front

(accessory end)

of

the

engine.

Install  the internal

snap ring

(D).

(3) Install the power

take-off

drive

gear (H)  and the driven

starter

bevel

gear

(G, fi

g. 39 ) as a

n assembly,

inserting

the power take-off drive shaft (A

A, fig. 38) through

the front

of the accessory case.

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(4)

Install

0 ring gasket

(Y, fig. 38)

on the

power

take-

off drive adapter

oil transfer tube,

loca ted o n

the

acces

sory case mounting pad for the

adapter.

Replace

0

ring gasket (BB) o n

the

power take-off drive adapter

(CC). Place the adapter over the power

take-off drive

shaft

(AA),

and

slide

it into

place

in

the

accessory

case

open ing .

Hold

it in place with suitable washers and

bolts

until

the

power

take-off

drive cover is installed

at

comple t i o n

o f e n g i n e

assembly.

(5) Install the generator drive assembly (F,

fig.

47) with

a n e w 0 ring gasket (H) o n the generator drive as

sembly

oil

transfer

tube,

located

o n

the accessory

case

mounting pad

for

the assembly, and

a

n e w 0 ring

gasket

(G) on

the generator

drive

assembly. Secure

with plain

washers

(D), hex-head nuts

(C),

and jam

nuts (B).

(6)

Install the starter

drive

assembly (K, fig. 47) with

n e w 0 ring gasket (J).

S e cu r e with plain washers

(D),

hex-head

nuts (C),

and jam

nuts (B,

fig. 47).

(7) Install the accessory drive idler

gear

(U) and the mag

ne t o drive bevel gear (V, fig. 39) as

an

assembly. Insert

the

accessory

drive

idler

gear

shaft

(Y,

fig.

39).

S e c u r e

with

idler

gear

shaft

pin

bolt (N), plain

washer

(P),

and

lock

washer

(M,

fig. 39).

(8)

Install both

camshaft

drive

idler gears (K),

both c a m

shaft

drive idler driven bevel

gears

(B) containing both

camshaft inner

oil

transfer

plugs

(C),

and both c a m

shaft

drive

idler bevel

gears

(A,

fig. 39).

(9)

Install

internal snap

ring

(TT, fig.

38)

in the main

accessory

drive

bearing liner

o f

the

accessory

case.

(10) Install

the

large outer and inner

race accessory

drive

gear roller bearing (S)

and

the accessory

drive

gear

bearing spacer (R) o n the accessory drive gear (T, fig.

39).

Install the

drive

gear in the

accessory case,

me s h

ing

it

with the power- take-o f f drive gear (H, fig.

39),

the camshaft

drive

idler gears (K), and the accessory

drive idler and

magneto

drive bevel gear

assembly (U)

and

(V,

fig.

39).

Install the

smal l accessory

drive

gear

roller bearing (SS , fig. 38) by

tapping

it gently

with

a

soft hammer. Install

the

accessory drive gear bear

i ng lock

(RR)

and

the

accessory

drive gear bearing

nut

(QQ,

fig. 38), using special wrench 41-W-430-275 (fig.

34). Be nd

the

tangs o f

the

nut into the s lo ts o f the

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nut. Insta

ll the in

ternal snap

 

ring

Q )

in the acces

sory

drive

gear T,  fig. 39

).

  11) Install inter

nal

snap

r

ing (N

) in

  the fan drive

gear 

T, fig .

  38).

I

nstall

the in

ternal snap

 ring

D) in the 

fan d

rive gear 

outer

b

earing

liner  S, f

ig. 38)

.

Pres

th

e

impeller 

and

fan dri

ve gears ro

ller bearing

M )

o

n th

e

fan

 drive gear

(T) and

  inst

all the assemb

ly in

the liner fig

. 38). Insta

ll

the liner

and gear ass

embly

in the

accessory

  case by

gently

tap

ping

with a

 

so

ft

ha

mmer, m

eshing gea

rs with

the accessory

drive idler

 

gear U, fig.

39).  S

ecure

the liner

assembly w

ith six

plain washers

 (

F),

slott

ed nuts R

,

fig.

38),

and  safe

ty

wir

e. Inser

t t

he 

imp

eller

drive shaf

t

Q)

in

  the fan

drive

gear

T,

fig.

38).

  12) 

Press

the

 

impe

ller an

d

f

an d

rive gears roll

er bear

ing

M ) on

the impel

ler drive 

g

ear

(P

,

fig. 38

). In

stall th

e

inte

rnal sn

ap 

ri

ng

(N)

,

in the impeller

 driv

e gear.

In

sta

ll the

imp

eller

drive

 

gea

r

and bearin

g ass

embly on

the im

peller

drive

shaft Q ,

fig. 38). Tap

  lig

htly to

insert

the impeller

and fan

drive gears

rolle

beari

ng

M ) into

 th

e

fan

 drive .gear

oute

bea

ring

liner

S

, fig.

38).

  13) Install

the impeller

driven

 

gear

roller

bearing

 

snap

 

ring

 

(P

P),

the outer

 

race

o

f

the

 

im

peller

driven gear

(inner

and

outer race

)

roll

er bearing

(JJ),

and

th

e

im

peller d

riven gear  rolle

r bearing

 

ret

aining

plate

  NN,

f

ig. 38

), in th

e

acce

ssory

case. Secure w

ith

plain wash

ers (F),

 slotted

nuts R, fig

. 38),

and safety

 wire.

  14)

Install the

 

acc

essory c

ase diap

hragm assemb

ly fig.

48),

meshing

the

impe

ller dr

iven gear H

H, fig.

38)

wit

h the im

peller drive g

ear (P), and

 

t

ap t

he 

diaph

ragm 

as

sembly on

the dow els.

Secur

e

wit

h six  pl

ain wash

ers

(F

), drilled-he

x-head bo

lts

(E), and safet

y wi

re.

  15) Install imp

eller d

rive gear

roller bearin

g sn

ap

rin

g

D

, fig. 38)

in its positio

n in the

  diaphragm

 assem

bly.

Instal

l the impeller

 driv

en gear carbon

 oil

 

seal

B). and 

im

peller drive

gear oi

l seal

housin

C) a

s an

 

ass

embly 

fig. 38

) by linin

g up bolt

holes an

d

tap

ping

it

into 

p

lace.

 16) Install

 

sup

ercharger

 diffuser

  Q) w

ith a n

ew

0

ring

gasket

G , fig. 49)

. Secu

re both

the diffuser

an

d

t

he

impeller dri

ven gear oil

seal hou

sing 

with six tab w

ash-

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ers

(P) and

h

ex-head bolts

(N). Bend

up

the

tabs

of

th

e was

hers.

(17

) Install the supercharge

r impeller

spacer

(A ,

fig.

38)

and impe

ller

shim

  (M , f

ig. 49).

The

n

install

the

su

per

charger

impeller on the shaft

end of

the impeller driven

gea

r

(H

H,

fig.

38),

  using wrench

41-W

-1536-240 (fig.

32).

Check 

clearance between

the

supercharger

im

peller

and diffus

er (fi

g.

50).

A

cleara

nce o

f

0.0

30

to

0.035 

inch must be  obtai

ned by the selection

 of shim

s.

(18)

Install

plain

wa

sher (R)

a

nd  slotted impell

er

locking

nut

(K,

fig.

49) on the sh

aft end of

the

impeller 

driven

ge

ar (HH, f

ig.

38),

  using wrench

41-W-1

536-235 (fig.

51). Tighte

n

to

 700 Ib-in to

rque.

If

 the

lock slots 

in

th

e

nut

do

not  line

up with the lock

slots in the

 

im

 

peller

driven gear,

it

will

be 

necessary

to

lap

the seating

surface of

the nut until t

he slots do line

up at 700 Ib

-in

torque. T

he

im

peller

nut lock (J, fig. 49)

must not be

forced into 

the

lock slots

in

th

e driven gea

r.

In

stall

lo c

k

and

the impelle

r nut

 

loc

king ring (H, fig.

49). Turn

t

he ac

cessory

case

gear

train 

by hand to m

ake

sure

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R

A

 

P

D

 

1

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A—NU

T, JAM 107823

B — N U T

, PLAI

N

2258

54

C—WASHER,

PLAIN 502204

D — E L B O

W ,

CAR

BURETOR 7376

251

E—GAS

KET, 0

RING 546830

F—HOUSING,

SUPERCHARGER 

7375415

G— G A S K E T

,

0

  RING 7374220

H—RIN

G, L O C K I N G ,

IMPEL

LER

NUT 7338666

J— L O C K ,

IMPELL

ER

NUT

7410169

K—NU

T, L O C K I N G ,

IMP

ELLER

7410168

L—IMPELLER

, SU

PERCHARGER 7065830

M — S HIM,

IMPELLER

 

740

3336

N — B O

LT , HEX-HD

 

501813

P—WASHER,

T A B

7338675

Q—

DIFFUSER,  SUP

ERCHARGER 7065829

R—WAS

HER,

PLAIN 7372659

S—WASHER

, PLAIN 502245

T—N

UT, P

LAIN

225853

U—NUT, JAM

 107822

Co

ntinued

there

 

is

no bindi

ng.

C h ec

k

b

acklash of

  bevel

 

g

ears

(

pars.

141

and

142) .

(1 9

) Install

left (2-4-6)

side c

amshaft drive ho

using Z,

fig.

53 ), usi

ng a new 0 ri

ng gasket (AA

), by posi

tioning

the camsha

ft-drive idler

driven bevel

gear

 (C

C )

in

the

 housing

. Secure with plain

washer (Y), pla

in

nut

(X), and jam

nut

(W,

 fig.

53).

(2 0)

Install

right 

(1-3-5)

side

camshaft

drive housing

D ,

f

ig. 54), using

 a

 

new 0

  ring gaske

t

(A C

)

on

 th

e

oil

tr

ansfer tube

 

and

 a new   0 ring

gasket (C )

 

on

the

ho

using,

b

y position

ing the camshaft-drive

  idler driven

 

bevel

gear (A )

  inthe housing.

Secure w

ith

plain

 wash

er (Z

Z), plain nut

(YY), and jam n

ut

(XX).

Turn th

e

m

ain drive

 gear by hand to see

that

all

gears

of

the

gear

 

tra

in

tu

rn

fre

ely.

(21 )

Install the

magneto

driven

bevel

gear with  integral

sha

ft (EE, fig.

44 and W,

fig. 39),

 

meshing

it with the

mag

neto drive

bevel gear

(V

, fig. 39

) in the acces

sory

case.

Install the magneto

driven

bevel gear

ad

apter

(DD, fig.

44), keeping

the larg

e

oi

l drain slot

at the

bottom.

Tap gently

 with a soft hammer

to get it into

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position o n the studs. S e cu r e

with plain washer

(T),

slotted nut (V,

fig.

44), and safety wire.

(22)

Sl ide

spark

advance

governor

assembly

(X)

and

spark

advance

governor coup l i ng

(W ,

fig.

44) o n

the mag n e t o

driven bevel

gear as an

assembly. Mesh

the

coupl ing

o n

the spark advance governor

drive

pins.

Install

0

ring

gasket (P)

o n

the magneto

drive housing

oil trans

fer

tube, and install the magneto drive housing assem

bly over the

shaft

end o f the magneto driven bevel gear

and

studs

of the accesso ry case.

Mesh the internal

splines

o f

the

magneto

drive

idler

bevel

gear

(HH)

with the external spl ines

o f

the spark advance gov

ernor coupling

(W ,

fig. 44). S e cu r e with plain washer

(CC), plain

nut

(BB), and

jam nut

(AA). Turn the

gear train and check for freeness.

(23) Install the

supercharger

housing (F, fig. 49), us ing

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ne

w "0" ring

gasket (G),

and secure

it with plain

w

asher (S), p

lain nut (T),

and

jam n

ut 

(U).

(

24) Install accesso

ry case brea

ther

adapter with

lifting

eye

assembly

(G,

fig. 35), using a

new gasket.

Secu

re

wi

th slotted nuts

and safety wir

e.

(25)

Install the

oil

control housi

ng

assembly

(B,

fig.

35 ) 

with a

new housi

ng

gasket

(P,

fig. 46). Secure with

 

nine

 plain washe

rs,

four

 plain nu

ts,

and

 jam nuts,

five

drilled-head

 

bo

lts, and safety

wire. Usin

g sp

ecial

wrenc

h

41-W-3

727-33

(fig.

1

5), tigh

ten the control

housing valves

and secure with s

afety wire

.

(

26) Install the

oil

low

pressure

w

arning

light

  send

ing

switch,

the

high temperature

warning

 

light

sending

 

switch, and

the

oil

high

pressure

gage

sending

unit

(VE,

V H

,

and 

M,

f

ig.

35),

respectivel

y, with pipe

elbows (F)

and (K)  a

nd

pipe

 bushing (L

)

i

n the pos

itions indicate

d

in figure

 

35

. Use

 

wre

nch 70

83852 (fig. 7).

(

27) Install the oil fi

lter

assem

bly (par.

127).

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Se

c t i o n V

.

R E B

U I L D O F

C

MSH

FTS

A

ND D

R IV E S

60.

Disa

ssem

b ly o f Ca

m sha

f ts and

Dr

ives

Kemo

ve

v

alve r

ocker

cove

rs (

par. 4

5). Rem

ove

cam

shaft

driv

e

shaft

s,

ca

mshaf

ts,

cams

haft g

ear hous

ing, an

inter-c

ylin

der co

nnect

ors

from

 

th

e  eng

ine

(pa

r. 47).

  Rem

ove  ca

msha

ft

drive

housi

ngs

fro

the

acc

essory

  case

  (

par.

5

6).

Remo

ve the

inte

r-cyli

nder conn

ectors

  U

, fig. 5

3)  a

nd N,

fig.  54

) from

 the

cams

haft

and 

disca

rd

th

e

0

ring

 

gas

kets.

Loosen

  the

 

dr

ive s

haft

housi

ng

nuts

D

D,

fig .

53) and

W W

, fig.

54) and

remo

ve th

e driv

e sh

aft housin

g

(EE

,

fig.

53)

and 

VV,

fig.

54)

.

D

iscar

d th

e 0

ri

ng gaske

ts

V,

fi

g. 5

3) and

G, fig

54

).

Re

move 

the ja

m

nuts, plain

 

nu

ts,

and

washe

rs holdi

ng

the

d

rive

sha

ft su

pport

 

(FF

, fi

g . 53)

and  U

U,  fig

. 54) to

  t

he cam

sha

ft g

ear housi

ng N,

fig .

  53)  a

nd (P,

fig.

54). R

emove

  th

e

suppo

rt.

Rem

ove the

 

camsh

aft drive

beve

l

gear (HH

, fig.

53)

an

d SS, fi

g .

54) and

disca

rd the

0

ring g

askets

. Rem

ove

the 

ca

mshaf

t

ass

embly

 

from

 

the

 cam

shaft

  ge

ar

ho

using.

RAPD

  15592

2

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Place

the

 

camshaft assembly in

a vise, using soft-jawed

protectors.

R

emove

the

locking

 wire and

bo

lts and

lift off the

accessory end

oil-

retaining cover

(B,

fig .

53) and

 

(Y,

fig. 54)

a

nd the

cam

shaft

bevel gear (C,

fig.

53)

and (X, fig.

54).

61

Clean ing

I ns p ec t i o n

and

R e p a i r o f C a m s h a f t s

and

Dr i ves

Clean

all

p

arts tho

roughly

with d

ry-cleaning

solven

t

or

volatile

mineral

spi

rits.

(1) Inspe

ct

c

astings, studs, gears, splines,

shaft, and

oil

passages

(par.

57).

(

2 )

Check

the  camshafts

by

magnaflux.

If this equipment

is

not

available, examine

them

with

a

magnifying

glass

for cra

cks. Replace

 cracked shafts. Examine t

he cam

sh

aft

lobes for scuffing

and

scoring.

Light

s

cuffing and

scoring can

be cleaned up with a hard

oil stone

and

polis

hed

with

crocus cloth. C

lean

raised

metal

from

any

small

nicks and

abrasio

ns

elsewhere

on the shaft

w

ith a

hard oil stone

and

crocus

cloth. Check

dimensions

to

the limits

spec

ified in

repair and rebuild

sta

ndards

(pars.

149

and

150). Severely

scuffed

or

scored

shafts

must be replaced.

(3) Check

outer and

inner oil-t

ransfer plugs

(L and BB,

fig.

53) and inner 

and

outer oil-transfer plug

s (B, and

R, fig. 54).  Ade

quate oil

supply to

camshafts and cy

lin

der heads depends on

the

fi

t and condition

of these

plugs. See that

oil

pass

ages are clean. Check the plugs

to

the

limits specified in

repair and re

build

standards

(pars.

149

and

150) .

62 A s s e m b l y  o f C a m s h a f t s an

d Dr i ves

Camshafts

and gear

housing

s are right

and

left.

The righ

t

(1-3-5)

side camshaft is

shorter

 than th

e left (2-4-6) side be

cause

of the staggered

pos

ition o

f

the cylinders.

Attach the camshaft

bevel

 gear (C,

fig. 53) and (X , fig. 54),

and the

accessory

 end oil

-retaining cover

(B,

fig. 53) and (Y,

fig.

54)

to

the

camshaft with

drilled-head

bolts. Secure

with

locking

wire.

Refer

to

paragraph 109a

for

tac

hometer

transmit

ter drive

 

shaft (Z,

fig.

54)

installation.

c.

Install

a

 

new 0

  ring

gasket

on

the

cams

haft gear hous

ing

(N,

f

ig.

53) and

(P, fig.

54). Slide

the

c

amshaft into

the

housing

to

seat camshaft journals in

their bearings. Be

careful not

to

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A—BOLT, DLD-HD

7744685

B—COVER, OIL-RETAINING

ACCESSORY END

7346702

C—GEAR,

BEVEL,

CAMSHAFT

7744898

D—CAMSHAFT

7346598

E—NUT, JAM

107822

F—NUT,

PLAIN

225853

G—WASHER, PLAIN

502245

H—COVER, GEAR HOUSING 7348539

J—GASKET,

COVER 7348540

K—RING,

SNAP

7725554

L—PLUG, OIL-TRANSFER, OUTER 7744853

M—SHAFT, CAMSHAFT

DRIVE 7346568

N—HOUSING,

CAMSHAFT

GEAR 7376029

P—BOLT,

HEX-HD 7744682

Q—WASHER, TAB

7744681

R—GASKET,

0 RING 7539862

S—GASKET, COVER PLATE 7744889

T—PLATE, COVERING, ROCKER BO X 7346604

U—CONNECTOR, INTER-CYLINDER 7744693

V—GASKET,

0

RING 501463

W—NUT, JAM 107823

X—NUT, PLAIN 225854

Y—WASHER,

PLAIN

502204

Z—HOUSING, CAMSHAFT

DRIVE 7375422

AA—GASKET,

0

RING 546863

BB—PLUG, OIL-TRANSFER, INNER

7744669

CC—GEAR,

BEVEL, DRIVEN, IDLER, CAMSHAFT DRIVE 7375432

DD—NUT,

DRIVE

SHAFT

HOUSING 7744897

EE—HOUSING,

DRIVE

SHAFT

7346640

FF—SUPPORT,

DRIVE

SHAFT 7744673

GG—GASKET,

0

RING 546864

HH—GEAR,

BEVEL, DRIVE, CAMSHAFT 7744888

JJ—ELBOW,

HOSE, MALE

PIPE END 7346711

KK—STUD

7403501

LL—STUD 7403501

Continued

n i ck or damage camshaft lobes or journal bearings during this

opera t ion .

Install a

n e w 0 ring

gasket

o n the camshaft

drive

shaft

support (FF,

fig.

53)

and (UU, fig.

54). Insert the camshaft

drive

bevel

gear (HH,

fig.

53)

and

( SS ,

fig.

54)

in

its support

and

install the support o n

the camshaft gear

hous ing .

Secu re

with plain washers, plain nuts, and jam nuts.

Install

n e w 0

ring gaskets

(R, fig. 53)

and

(H, fig. 54) o n

the inter-cylinder c o nne c t o r s

(U,

fig.

53)

and (N , fig. 54). Sl ip

the

c o nne c t o r s over the camshafts.

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A—GEA

R,

BEVEL, DRIVEN, IDLER, CAMSHAF

T DRIVE 7375432

B—PLUG,

OIL-TRANSFER,

INN

ER 7744669

C—GASKET,

0

RING

546863

D—HOUSIN

G, CAMS

HAFT

DRIVE 73

75420

E—PLU

G, PIPE 7538990

P—GASKET, MOUNTING

,

GOVERNO

R 7521260

G—GASKET,

0

RING

501463

H—

GASKET, 0  RING

7539862

J—BOLT, HEX-HD

7744682

K—WASHER, TAB

7744681

L—PLAT

E,

COVERING,

ROCKER B O X 7744692

M—GASKET,

COVERING PLATE 7

744889

N—CONNECTOR IN

TER-CYLINDER 77446

93

P—HOUSI

NG, CAMSHAFT GEAR 

7346589

Q—SHAFT

, CAMSHAFT DRIVE 734 6 5 6 8

R—PLUG,

OIL-TR

ANSFER, OUTER

774

4853

S— RIN G ,

SNAP

7 7 2 5 5 54

T—GA

SKET, GEAR HOUSING COVER

 7346596

U—COVER, GEAR HOUSING

7346588

V—

WASHER, PLAIN 502245

W — B O L T , DLD-HD 7346710

X

—GEAR, BEVEL,

CAMSHAFT 7744898

Y—COVER,

OIL-RETAINING, ACCESSORY

END 7346702

Z—SHAFT,

DRIVE, TACHOMETER TRANSM

ITTER 7346602

AA—GAS

KET,

AD

APTER 7346634

BB—ADAPER, TAC

HOMETER TRANSM

ITTER

DRIVE

7346600

CC— STUD

7403212

DD—SEA

L,

OIL

 500241

EE—GASK

ET, TACHOMETER 77

67519

FF—TRANSMITTER

TACHOMETER, ASSY

7346701

GG—NUT, JAM 107821

H

H—NUT, PLAIN 225851

J

J—WASHER, PLAIN 5022

66

KK—NUT, JAM 107822

LL—NUT,

PLAIN

225853

M M — B O LT, DLD-HEX-HEAD

 7744685

NN—CA

MSHAFT 7346659

PP—ELBOW,

  HOSE,

MALE

PIPE END 7346711

Q

Q—STUD 7403501

RR—STUD 7403501

S

S—GEAR, BEVEL,

CAMSHAFT DRIVE

7744888

TT—GASK

ET,

O

 

RING

546864

UU—SUPPORT, DRIVE

SHAFT 7744673

VV—HOUSING, DRIV

E SHAFT 7

346639

WW—NUT,

 

DRIVE

SHAFT

HOUSING 7744897

XX—NUT, JAM

107823

YY—NUT, PLAIN

2 2 5854

ZZ—WASHER, PLAIN 5022

04

AB—

PLUG,

PIPE

73386

70

AC—GASKET, 0 RING

 

501221

Continued

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/.

After

camshaft

drive housing

is installed to the

accessory

ease (par. 59), install the camshaft drive shaft

housing

to the

camshaft

drive hous ing .

Install

the camshaft, camshaft gear

hous ing , and inter-cylinder connectors

to the

eng in e as an

as sem

bly (par. 108).

The

camshaft

drive

shaft

and

the

gear

housing

cover

should

not

be

installed

until engine timing

is done

(par. 109).

Install valve rocker covers (par. 110). Install tachometer trans

mitter

assembly (par. 128).

Sect ion VI. REBUILD O F

CYLINDERS

63.

Disasse mb l y

o f C y l i nd e rs

R e m o v e spark plugs. Clean, inspect, and recondition as

s h o w n in pertinent operator's

manual.

The intermediate cylinder

valve rocker

cover (V) was

re

moved at

eng in e

disassembly (par.

45).

R e m o v e

camshaft

bear

i ng cap (R) and valve rocker

shaft

bracket (U). Note iden t i f i

cation numbers o n caps

and

brackets

(par. 47c) .

P lace

valve

spring

compressor

7083692

(fig.

59)

o n

the

cylinder

head.

Attach it

in position over

the exhaust valve with

bolts from the bearing cap and rocket

shaft bracket

or other

suitable bolts. S c r e w in the spring depressor until the exhaust

valve spring retainer (BB)

exposes

the

spring

retainer

lock

(Q).

Tap compressor lightly with

a

soft hammer if the lock tends to

stick in the

valve

s t em groove.

R e m o v e

the locks. Release

c o m

pressor

carefully

and

r emove

the

spring

retainer, the three valve

springs, the exhaust valve rotator (FF) and the exhaust valve

(RR). Position spring compressor o n the intake valve and re

move as outlined above.

Rep lace the bearing cap

and

valve

rocket

shaft

bracket

in

their

original position

so

they

are

not

damaged

or

los t .

64. Cleaning

Inspec t ion

and

Repai r

(1) Clean

all

parts

thoroughly with

dry-c lean ing

so lven t

or volati le

mineral

spirits.

(2) R e m o v e heavy

carbon

deposi ts

from the c om bu s t i o n chamber with a conven t iona l

scraper

or any blunt

too l

which wil l

not

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the

surface. It

is nec

essary to r

emove only

h

eavy de

pos

its. Su

rfaces

do

no

t ha

ve to be cleaned

  to

a

mirror

 

finish.

(1)

Chec

k the

oil passages

  in 

the bearing

 

cap,

ro

cker

s

haft, a

nd

va

lve rocker

(fig. 60). Make

certain

they a

re

c

lean and op

en. Small

  drilled hole

s

in

th

e roc

kers supply

 

o

il to the

valve ro

cker rollers

(fig

.

81)

. A  sm

all dri

lled hole in the

b

earing

cap

supplies

 

oil t

o exhau

st

valve.

(2)

Chec

k

th

e surf

ace

o

f the

 

cylin

der

bore  for

dee

p

sc

ratches, scori

ng, or

pick-up

.

E

xamine

the joint

 

betw

een the

 

cylind

er head

and cylinde

r b

arrel f

or

signs

of

pitting

or

erosion.

Examin

e the cylinder

 

head

for

cracks or

 erosion

around the

 valve se

at inse

rts and valve

guides.

Replace

the cylinder

s if

defective

.

(3)

Che

ck bor

e

dimen

sions to

 

t

he  limits sp

ecified

in re

pa

ir and

rebuild

standards (p

ar. 151)

. If the cylin

 

der is to be

  reused

with

 

a new

  set

 

of

rings,

 

the cy

lin  

der bore

sh

ould be

  rou

ghened  by

hand 

with a fine

abrasiv

e c

loth

or

sto

ne. If the

cylinder has

 been

re-

honed,

 

roughin

g

is not

 necessary

.

A

fter roughing

  the bore with

abrasiv

e

cloth,

wash t

he

c

ylinders

thoroughly to remove

abrasive.

At roo

m

temperatu

re, cylinder

bores ar

e tapered

 

slight

ly so the

y w ill

be essentially

 straight

 

at

 engine

 

operat

ing temp

erature.

With

  the cylinder

  a

t

r

oom tem

perature,

 

tak

e tw o 

measu

rements of

bo

re diame

ters at to

of ring

 travel:

one

mea

surement

approxim

ately para

llel to th

e

li

ne

of

val

ves,

t

he other

 a

90° to

 the

first measurem

ent.

Nex

t, check 

the

bore dia

meter

at

the flan

ge end of

 

th

e

c

ylinder

app

roximatel

y

p

arallel  to t

he line of

valves,

at

the poin

t

of

deepest

ring we

ar. Make

  a

second m

easureme

nt at 90

° to the

 

line

  of valves,

to

the

 poi

nt

of d

eepest

ring 

wear.

(4)

Check the cylinde

r

bore

taper

 by

comparing

 

t

he aver

 

age m

easuremen

ts of (c)

and above

. If

 

t

he hea

d

en

d aver

age is great

er than

 

the

 flang

e

en

d,  rehon

e the

cylinder.

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(& )

Compare the  two measurements

taken

at the

head

end.

If the difference

 show

s

out-of-r

ound

more than

0.003

inc

h, rehone

 the

cylinder. If diameter

 at the

head end

is

more

than 5 .

7537 inches

 

after

honing,

replace th

e cylinder.

 5)

Check for r

ing

ridge

 by carefully

running

a

 

finge

r over the cylinder wall.

If a ridge

can be

  felt

at the end

of ri

ng

travel,

either at the

top or bottom

of

cylinder, it should

be rehon

ed.

 6) In

spect valve guides

for loose

ness, cracks,

galling

,

erosion,

or

scu

ffing. Rem

ove any

 

ca

rbon de

posit

in the val

ve guide bores wit

h crocus

cloth and

dry-cleanin

g solven

t

o

r volat

ile

mineral

spirits.

Check

bores

 to the

li

mits specified

in repair and rebuild

stand

ards

(pa

r. 151). Replace

 

i

f necessary (fig

s.

56 an

d 57)

(c belo

w).

 7)

It i

s

very

 importa

nt that valve (seat

) inserts are seated

tightly

in

 cylinder head.

Inspect caref

ully for any

 

signs o f

loosen

i

ng.  Loose

inserts must be

removed

an

d new ones

installed

 

(c(4))

below

.

If

 

ins

erts

are

 not

to be replaced

,

inspect

the seat

s.

Grin

d

(f ig.

55)

(par. 151)

if

an

y

sign

of pitting

 or 

burning is

 

fou

nd.

Test

the v

alve seat on th

e insert

for

imperfe

ct se

al.

Blue the

face of valve

 

(seat

)  insert

with prussian

blue

. Install a perf

ect valve, and

rotate it o

ne-half

turn

 

on

the

(seat)

i

nsert. If valve

does n

ot show

perfect contract,

regrind

 

the seat on

the ins

ert.

(8)

Chec

k valves

 

f

or

eviden

ce of

 

imperfect

 

seat

ing.

Heavy

discoloratio

n,

burnin

g, eros

ion, or 

a

carbon

deposi

t

on the

valve face

is

an 

indication

of a warped valv

e.

Light

frosting or disco

loration of the shiny

valve fa

ce

should not

be cause for

 

replace

ment if

the valve oth

er

wise app

ears

to

be in

 

g

ood condition

.

Th

ese

minor

discolorations usually

appear

as

the

valves 

begin

to

cool

aft

er the

 engine is stopped

. Valves seat

much

better at operati

ng temperatures

than inspect

ion of

a

cold

 valve indicates. Exa

mine

valve stems and

l

ocking grooves

for

we

ar,

scoring, pittin

g, or other

damage.

 

Make

certain that

tips

ar

e not cra

cked or

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damaged.

Check stem diameters

  to

the

limits speci

fied

in

repair

and

rebui

ld standards (par. 151).

Inspect

 valve springs for cracks, flaws,

or

other 

visi

ble  evidenceof

 

failure.

Check all 

springs

 

for

com

pression

to

the

 

limits specified

in repair and rebuild

standards

 (par. 1

51).

(c) Check

valve

spring

retainers  and spring seats for

w

ear

or signs of

fa

ilure. Che

ck the

ret

ainer

lo

ck.

This lock is in  halves

and

we

ar

may

be

noted by

ridges

left

on the retainer

between the halves.

Re

place  allworn parts.

(9) Use a

fine

mill

file

to

remove raised

 

metal from light

scores

or scrat

ches in the camshaft

bearings.

Check

bearings

to

the limits

specified

in

re

pair

and rebuild

standards

(par. 151).

(10) Inspect the helicoil inserts

for air de

flecto

r mounting bolts

 in

N

os.

1,

2

, 3, 5,

and

6 cylinders

for signs of looseness and

galled or pulled

thre

ads. R e

place a

ny defective

inserts.

(1)

Carefully

straighten

be

nt fins on

the

barrel

as

close

as

possible

to

the original

spacing.

These fins are sof

t

and

should

not

 

be

destroyed.

 

R

e

p

lace

cylinder

if  loss of total fin area is

more  than

1 percent.

(2)

Replace cylinders with

broken head

fins if

defect is more than

half

 the fin

depth or more

tha

n

two inches long. A cylinder

can

be

us

ed

if it has not

more than three a

cceptable defects. No two defects

can

be on 

adjacent

fins.

Defective

areas 

shall

be 

smoothly

blended to eliminate

sharp

corners.

The

depth

 of

an

y

blended fin must not

be

less than 50

 

perc

ent of its

original

depth.

(3)

To remove a valve guide,

insert valve guide remover

41-R-2371-35 (for

intake  valve guides)

or

valve

guide rem

over

41-R-2371-

20 (for exhaust valve

guides)

into the

guide

(f ig.

56).

Support the

cylinder

so that fins

will

not be

damaged. Drive the guide

out

of

the 

cylind

er

he

ad.

Valve guide replacers

41-R-2390-482 (for intake

 

v

alve guides and 41-R-2

390-475

(for 

exhaust valve

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REMOVERS

guides) 

(fig.

57) are

p

rovided f

or

installing replace

ment guides.

To

ins

tall a

valve

guide, pull

the

loose

ferrule from

end of the

replacer. Place valve guide

over tool, entering

the

shor

t

end

of the guide into

the hollow

tool handle. Replace the fe

rrule

to retain

the

gu

ide.

E

nter the

ferrule in the bore for the

 

valve

guide 

and drive

the

guide to

its

seat.

Withdraw

the

replacer.

Replace

the loose ferrule

on

th

e

tool,

(c) Roug

hing

an

d finishing valv

e guide reamers

and

reamer

pilot bu

shings are

 

provided

for conditioning

replac

ed guides.

(fig

. 57). For

exhaust valve

guides use

 pilot bushing 41-B-2181-150 (fig.

7),

roughing

ream

er

41-R-2254-570, and

finishing

reamer

41-R-2254-520

(fig.

6).

For

intake

  valve guides use

pilot

bushing 41-B-

2181-175 (fig. 7), roughing

reamer 41-R-2254-552, and finishin

g reamer 41-

R-2254-50

5 (fig.

6).

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REP

L A

CE

RS

 

1-

R-2

39

0-4

75

R  

P D  

15

59

27 

T

o

 

r

ea

m

 va

lv

gu

id

es

,

in

s

er

t

he

 p

il

ot

 b

us

hi

ng

 i

th

va

lv

(

se

at

)

in

s

er

t.

W

h

ile

 

an

 

as

si

st

an

t h

ol

ds

 

th

e

 

b

u

sh

in

g

 in

 

pl

ac

e,

  r

ou

g

h  a

nd

 

f

in

ish

  r

ea

m

 

th

g

u

id

e.

1

28

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(4)

R e m o v e r

kit

41-R-2371-465

(figs.

8

and

58) is

used

to

r emove and replace valve

(seat)

inserts. The kit

is a drawbar

col let set , modif ied

to permit the use o f

C02

(carbon

dioxide)

gas

which ,

up o n

expans ion ,

gives

the

col le t

an extremely l ow

temperature.

T w o

col le ts are provided,

one for

the intake

and

one for

exhaust valve (seat)

insert.

(6)

To r emove a valve (seat)

insert,

place the

proper

size

col let o n the

col le t

arbor.

S c r e w the

cone expander into

the arbor.

C o nne c t

the hose furnished with the

kit

to

a C0 2 cylinder. Arrange

it so

the quick

detach

able

f i t t ing,

may

be

attached

to

the

extension

tube

o f

the

col le t

without

delay.

Heat the

cylinder,

in

a fur

nace,

to be tw e e n

450° and 500° F.

If a furnace is

not available, the

insert

part o f the cylinder may be

heated with a

b l ow

torch. W h e n the cylinder is heated

immediately

insert

the

col let assembly into

the

valve

(seat)

insert from the open

end

o f

cylinder.

Seat

the

col let and expand it to the limit by

the

hand-

wheel .

Attach the

hose

fitting

to the

tube extending

from the cylinder head. Open C0 2 valve for 10 to

15 seconds

to

shrink

the insert. Strike

the extension

on

the

gas fitting

with

a

hammer to

dis lodge

the in

sert. Detach the gas

fitting.

Withdraw the insert

whi le still

on

the collet . Figure

58

s h o ws the

arrange

ment

for removal .

Allow

the cylinder

to

air

c o o l .

D o

not

c o o l

with water.

(c)

To

replace

a

valve

(seat) insert,

heat

the

cylinder

to

450° to 500°

F.

Place the

insert

on the

collet,

and

turn

the handwhee l to hold the

insert

in place. Attach

the C0 2 fitting

and chill

the insert.

Detach

the gas

fitting,

insert

the

col let

assembly, and seat the

insert

securely.

Release

the col le t and r emove the

fixture

after the

cylinder temperature

has

approached normal

by air coo l ing .

Caution

Asbes tos

gloves

always

should

be

worn

whi le

replacing

inserts. Severe burns can result from

heated cylinders and

from the

l o w temperature o f

the tool .

Oversize

valve (seat) inserts (0.010 and

0.020

in)

are supplied as replacements for l oose inserts.

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 e

B

e

fo

re

 

re

fa

c

in

g v

alv

e

 

se

a

ts,

 

b

e ce

rt

ai

th

a

g

ri

nd

i

ng

 

s

to

ne

a

re

 

tr

ue

 to

 

45

°

an

gl

e.

  U

s

in

g

a

 

va

lv

s

ea

g

ri

nd

in

g

 to

o

l, 

d

re

ss

 

t

he

 s

ea

ts

.

C

he

ck

 

va

lv

e

  c

o

nt

ac

t

(b

(7

) a

b

ov

e

).  

W

he

pe

rf

ec

t

c

o

nt

ac

t

is o

b

ta

in

ed

na

r

 

ro

w

 

th

se

a

t w

id

th

 

b

y

 

gr

in

d

in

t

he

 su

r

fa

ce

s

an

d

 i

nn

e

r

walls . 

Keep 

the 

seat 

as 

near 

as possible 

to 

the center 

o

t

he

 v

al

ve

  f

ac

e

.

C

h

ec

k

  v

al

ve

  c

o

nt

ac

a

g

ai

n a

ft

er

 

se

a

t

w

id

th

 i

s

ob

ta

in

ed

.

(5

A

 

h

e

lic

oi

l

i

ns

e

rt 

is

 

a

  s

te

el

sp

ir

al

 c

oi

l

w

it

a

th

r

ea

d-

sh

a

pe

d

  f

or

m

 g

ro

un

d

 

o

n

th

e

in

si

de

 a

n

o

ut

sid

e

 o

t

he

 

c

oi

ls.

 

A

 

ta

n

g

at

 

on

e

 

e

nd

 

of

th

e

c

oi

l  is

  u

se

in

 t

h

re

ad

in

g

 th

in

se

rt

 

in

to

 a

  t

h

re

ad

ed

ca

s

tin

g

A

 

se

rr

at

ed

 

to

o

th

 se

ct

io

a

t

th

e

 o

t

he

r en

d

  o

f

th

e

 

coil 

s

er

ve

to 

stake the 

insert 

in 

place 

in 

the casting.

U

s

in

a

 

di

am

o

n

d-

po

in

te

d

  pu

n

ch

,

d

riv

e

 

th

e s

er

ra

te

d

 

st

ak

in

g

 

t

oo

t

h s

ec

ti

on

 

o

f t

he

 

in

se

rt

o

u

t

of

  t

h

e t

hr

ea

d

 

in

to

 w

h

ic

it

 is

 i

m

be

dd

e

d.

 

In

se

r

t

th

h

el

ico

il

 

ex

tr

a

ct

in

t

oo

l

4

1

-T

-3

0

92

-3

5

0

(f

ig

.

7)

i

nt

o

th

e

i

ns

e

rt.

 

Ke

e

pi

ng

 a

 

co

n

st

an

t p

re

s

su

re

 

on

 

th

e

t

oo

l,

 tu

rn

 

c

ou

nt

er

cl

oc

k

w

ise

 u

n

til

 t

he

 

in

se

rt

 is

 

r

em

o

v

ed

.

1

30

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Thread insert into

the threaded guide

o f inserting too l 7751060 (fig. 7) by

s lowly

turning

pilot

until

the insert is

f lush with the end o f the

tool .

Place

pilot

o f

the

inserting

too l

in

the threaded hole

in

the cylinder

casting,

the

face

o f the t oo l

resting

solidly

against

the

casting.

S lowly

turn

the pilot

c lockwise ,

causing

the

insert

to

enter the threaded

casting,

until

n o mor e

resistance is

felt. R e m o v e

in

serting tool .

Stake insert in

place.

65. A s s e m b l y o f Cy l i nde rs

(fig. 60)

Install exhaust

valve

spring

compressor

7083692

(fig.

59)

o n

the

cylinder head. S e cu r e it

in

pos i t ion

with

bol t s

from the

camshaft

bearing

cap

(R)

and rocker shaft

bracket

(U) or

other

suitable

bolts.

Insert

the exhaust

valve

(RR)

in

its guide. As

semble

the exhaust

valve

rotator

(FF), three

valve springs, and

exhaust valve

spring

retainer

(BB).

Compre s s

the

spring a s s em

bly

suff ic ient ly

to

permit

installation o f spring retainer locks

(Q )

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A—GASKET,

0

RING 170148

B—VALVE, I

NTAKE 7346482

C—INSERT (SEAT), INTAKE VALV

E 7744608

D—CYLINDER, ASS

Y 7346610

E—NUT,

HEX

7767432

F—NUT, JAM

107381

G—BAF

FLE, INTER-CYLINDER

7376014

H—BOLT,

HEX-HD 7744736

J—WASHER, L OCK

121621

K—STUD

7403071

L—

NOZZLE, PRIM

ING 7410158

M —

GUIDE, INTAKE VALVE

7346483

N—

SEAT,

I

NTAKE VALVE SPRING 77446

17

P—RETAINER, INTAKE

VALVE

SP

RING 7744798

Q— L O CK,

SPRING

RETAINER

7744610

R— C

AP,  CAMSHAF

T BEARING 7403352

S—SHAFT, ROCKER 7767

32 2

T—ROCKER, V

ALVE,

ASSY

 7410281

U—BRACKE

T, ROCKE

SHAFT

7403353

V—COVE

R, VALVE ROCK

ER, INTERMEDIATE CYLINDE

R 7375436

W — B O L T, HEX-HD 735019

9

X—WASHER, LOCK

120214

Y—WASHER, PLAIN 502245

Z — B O L T ,

DLD-HEX-HD

7346679

AA—WASHER, PLAIN

7767318

BB—RETAIN

ER, EXHAUST

VALVE

SPRING

 7539839

CC—

SPRING VALVE,

OUTE

R 7744799

DD—SPRING, VALVE, INTERMEDIATE 7

744800

EE

—SPRING,

VALVE, INNER 7744789

FF—ROTATOR, EXHAUST

VALVE 7539838

G G — - G UID E

,

EX

HAUST VALVE 7348533

HH—PIN,

COTTER

121223

JJ—NUT,

SLTD

7703684

KK—DEFLEC

TOR,

AIR

7376025

LL—STUD 7403515

M M — S T U D 7403097

NN—PIN, COTTER

12 12 2 4

P

P—NUT, SLTD 7

338679

QQ—INSERT (SEAT),

EXHAUST VALVE

7744609

RR—VAL

VE,

EXHAUST

 

7

346481

Continued

in valve stem groove.

Be certain that

 lo ck

halves

are in the

groove in

the valve s tem. Release

compressor

care

fully until

spri

ng

retainer i

s

in position.

Position compressor an

d install

the intake

valve, springs, and

retainers in similar manner.

Be

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sure the  exh

aust

valve  rot

ators

(FF

a

re assem

bled  on

  exh

aust

v

alves onl

y.

Repl

ace the bearing

 

cap an

d valve 

rocker 

shaft brack

et

in

their origina

l posi

tion.

c.

All cylind

ers are

 marke

d on 

the rocke

r box

  conta

ct flang

e,

intake

side, 

showing 

original installation

position. Replacement

cy

linders mu

st be

  marked

 

si

milarly.

Install

the fu

el 

pri

ming

nozzle

in each

cylinde

r.

S

ec t i o n VII

REB

UILD OF P

ISTO NS

  P IN

S AND RIN

GS

66  D

isas s em

b ly o f P

is to n

Before

pisto

ns are

 

w

ashed,

check

  to de

termine

 

if

all rings

 

a

re

free

in the r

ing groove

s. M

ark a

ny

stick

ing

ring

 so tha

t

a

 

d

etailed inspe

ction

can

 be

m

ade la

ter when

 rin

g is removed

.

Rem

ove rings

with 

remo

ver and

 

rep

lacer 41-R

-2378-

570

fig

. 61)

.

Ta

g rings

so

th

at servicea

ble ring

s may

b

e

insta

lled

i

n their

origin

al groov

es.

RE M O V

E R

A N D

REPLACER

41-R-2378

-570

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67

Cl

ean i

ng   In

spec

t i on

an d

 

R

epa

ir o

f P

is ton

s   P

ins a

nd

Ring

s

(1

) Clea

n

t

he pis

tons

and

 

r

ings 

w

ith

carb

on-re

mov

er

sol 

v

ent. S

crap

e o

ff rem

ainin

de

posit

s. A b

roke

n pis

ton

ring 

makes

good

scraper

to

re move

deposits

from 

ring 

g

roov

es.

Be

 c

arefu

l no

t to

 

s

cratc

h or

gou

ge r

ing l

ands

 

whe

n

scrap

ing

off

dep

osit. 

B

ce

rtain

 

t

hat

o

il

dr

ain

ho

les 

in th

e oil rin

gs a

nd 

in t

he oi

l

ring

 g

roov

es a

re cl

ean.

C

ar

bo

n  can

 be

re

mov

ed with

  an 

u

nder

sized

 drill.

(2) Cl

ean 

c

arbo

n depo

sits

f

rom pis

ton

p

ins an

d from

 pis

ton

pin

 

bo

res w

ith

cr

ocus

  clo

th w

et with

 

dry-c

lean

ing

sol

ven

t or

v

olat

ile m

iner

al

s

pirit

s.

(1

) E

xami

ne p

iston

  p

ins fo

r n

icks,

 sc

ratc

hes,

a

nd we

ar.

Usi

ng a

 m

icrom

ete

r, chec

k

the 

diam

ete

r of pis

ton

pins.

 

R

epla

ce 

pins

wh

ich ar

e w

orn

be

yond

 the w

ear

lim

its

spec

ified

 

in r

epai

r and

  re

build

  stan

dard

s  (

par. 1

52).

 

R

epla

ce p

ins

ha

ving

 

a

ny de

fects

.

(2

)

Insp

ect pisto

n

pin

plugs

.

L

ook

fo

r

larg

e

w

ear

 pa

ttern

 

on

end

s

of pl

ugs.

T

his is

a  sig

of u

ndu

e wea

r w

hich

 

does 

not 

allow 

the

piston

pin

to

be 

centrally

positioned. 

Nic

ks or

scra

tche

o

n e

nds 

of pl

ugs,

o

r

cr

acks

 in

an

y

p

art 

of the

 plug

, ar

caus

e

fo

r

rej

ectio

n.

Reje

ct

p

lugs

 

wi

th ex

cessi

ve

end

we

ar.

(3

Ins

pect

 

pis

ton

rin

g w

ear

surfa

ces.

 

Reje

ct

any ring

s

that

 are 

scuf

fed, 

sco

red,

 

chip

ped, sc

ratc

hed,

 

or h

ave

ab

rasio

ns else

whe

re

on 

the

  ring

. Che

ck

the

ring

s in

the

 pis

ton

g

roov

es (fig.

62)

for

 

side 

clea

ranc

e. T

his 

clearance

should

be

checked 

around  the

complete

di 

ame

ter of

t

he groo

ves fo

r a

ll r

ings

. Mea

sure

men

ts mu

st

be

wi

thin

l

imit

sp

ecifi

ed

in

 

rep

air

a

nd reb

uild

 stan

a

rds

(

par. 1

52).

  Exce

ssive

 rin

g c

lear

ance

 

c

an be

 ca

used

 

by r

ing we

ar o

r

ring

 la

nd we

ar. If

 rin

g

clea

ranc

e is

les

s th

an no

rma

l, th

is

pro

bab

ly mean

s t

hat

the lan

be

twee

n th

e groo

ves is

sta

rting

 

to

b

reak

 or

bind.

 

C

heck

 

the

 

pi

ston r

ing

gap

 with

 

the ai

d

o

f t

he pis

ton

ring

 g

age 

and compressor

41-G-534-50

(f ig. 

63).

Check 

to  

the 

lim

its spe

cified

 in

 r

epai

r a

nd re

buil

d stand

ard

s  (

par.

152

).

R

ejec

t any rin

gs

n

ot

w

ithin

 we

ar

lim

its.

(

4)

Care

full

y exam

ine

ent

ire

pisto

n fo

r c

rack

s an

d flaw

s.

S

mal

l c

rack

s are 

se

en u

nder

 a st

rong

 ligh

t as i

rreg

ular

 

dar

k

o

r bl

ack

stre

aks.

  Repl

ace

an

y

crack

ed, war

ped,

 

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R A

P D

53

932

A

ND

CO

MPRES

SOR

R

PD

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distorted 

pistons.

C heck

 ring

 

groov

es

fo

r wear.

The

grooves must

 

be

within lim

its specifi

ed

in rep

air

a

nd

r

ebuild

stand

ards

(par.  1 5

2). Check the

diamete

r

of

th

e

piston

sk

irts 

for

 w

ear. C heck

the piston-to-cyl

inder

dimensi

ons 

to

 

the limits specifi

ed

in rep

air and

 

re

build

standards (par.

1 52 ).

(

5) Inspect pist

on pin

c

ylinder

bores

for

wear,

c

racks,

or 

abrasions.

Replace pistons which

have

bores worn 

be

 

yond lim

its specifi

ed in

rep

air and

  rebuild standards

(p

ar.

1

52) .

(6) All new p

iston 

ri

ngs

should be

checked

in

 

the

groov

es

o

f the piston to

be sure

th

ere

is no

sticking

and

that

there is

the

proper

 ring

side

clear

ance.

(1) Rejecti

on of pist

ons

for

scores and

scratches is a

mat

ter

of jud

gment.

Use a

 fine mill

file

t

o rem

ove

metal 

rai

sed

from

minor scores

and sc

ratches.

(2 )

Piston

rings 

cannot be

repaire

d. Unservice

able

rings

m

ust

be

 repla

ced.

(3) Pisto

ns are marked,

 at orig

inal engine assembly, on

the

bottom of

the

p

iston  pin boss,

accesso

ry

case end.

R e

placement

pistons 

must

be 

similarly  marked.

68.  A s s e m b l y

o f Pis tons P in

s

and

Rings

Using

 new

rin

gs

as req

uired, install pis

ton

rings in

their

origin

al 

positions

with  rep

lacer 41^R-237

8-570 (fig. 61) . C are

must b

e

u

sed

w hen

installing

the 

rin

gs s

o

t

he

ri

ng lands

will not

 

b

e

sc

ratched  and

the

rin

gs will not

 be distorte

d.

A ssemble

piston pins

and p

iston pin plugs

in

the

pistons.

Check

 

to be

certain

pin

turns

fre

ely

in 

the piston

bo

re.

Sec t io

n   V

III.

REBUI

L D OF CR

A N K CA SE

69. Cle

a n i n g

I nsp

e c t i o n

a

nd 

Repai r

o f Crankcas

e

(

fig.

65

)

(1 )

W ash

the 

two

cran

kcase

halves

th

oroughly with

dry-

 

clean

ing

solvent 

o

r

volatile

mineral spirits.

(2)

Remov

the

plugs

from ends

of the two

main oil pas

sages

an

d fro

m th

e sides of the case

opposite the mai

n

be

aring w eb

s.

Remov

e

the crankc

ase

breather

  line

hos

e elbow

(K) from

side of the case. Flow

 clea

n

dry-

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C

O

 

7

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clean

ing so

lvent

or v

olatile

  minera

l

sp

irits 

th

rough

 

o

il 

passag

es. Use

a

pro

be, if

 neces

sary, to

dislo

dge

sludg

e

dep

osits.

A

ll

pa

ssage

s mu

st be

  cle

an

an

d

free of

 chi

ps

an

d

s

ludge.

 

1

) C

areful

ly check

 

crankc

ase 

castin

gs

for

crac

ks and 

flaw

s

with

the aid

 of a stro

ng lig

ht o

r th

e

l

atest pro

cess a

vail

able.

Check

especia

lly

at bas

e of

stu

ds

and

 a

t shar

p

radiu

s of flan

ges an

d

areas s

urroun

ding

main

 bearin

g

suppor

ts. Smal

l cra

cks p

robab

ly

will lea

t

o m

ajor

engin

e troubl

e later

on.

T

he

crank

case halv

es are

suppli

ed as

an assem

bly

73

75413. If

one half 

is crack

ed, re

place bo

th

halves

.

(2)

  Inspec

t

co

nditio

ns of

matin

g flang

es

and mou

nting

pads.

 

Exam

ine th

e

cyl

inder

mou

nting

pads

and loca

ting

bores

for

any

dama

ge ca

used by

carel

ess re

mova

l of

crank

 

sh

aft an

d conn

ecting

 rods

. C

heck  fa

n dri

ve

h

ousing

 to

 

the

 lim

its specifi

ed in

 

r

epair an

d

rebuild

 

sta

ndard

s (p

ar.

15

3). L

ook for

 disc

olorati

ons,

on the

cran

kcase m

ount

in

g flang

es, wh

ich

may i

ndicate

  an oi

l leak

.

(3)

C

heck studs.

 All

damag

ed or

lo os

e stud

s must

 

be

 marke

for rep

lacem

ent.

C he

ck th

e

sp

ecial

cran

kcase

alinem

ent

dow

el-type

  bolt

 holes

in the

  cran

kcase

for o

versiz

e,

elo

ngation

,

an

d

obviou

s

sig

ns

of misal

ineme

nt.

(4) C

heck th

readed

 openin

gs  in

 

o

il pass

ages.

Mark 

dam

aged

 

th

reads

 fo

r repair

 as le

akage

  ma

y

d

evelop

 

on as 

se

m bly of

 pl

ugs.

(5)

B e 

sure

that

bearings are

clean

and

that

oil  

holes

are

open

. Use

a

wo

oden 

pin

or slive

r to

clean o

ut any

 

sludge

  accum

ulatio

n

from

 

o

il g

roove

s. A   har

d or

sha

rp-edg

ed too

l

can e

asily

dama

ge 

soft b

earing

 

met

al.

T

he

inspe

ction o

f  beari

ng su

rfaces

ca

nnot be

specif

ied 

exact

ly. It is,

there

fore, l

argely

 a ma

tter of j

udgm

ent

an

d  e

xperien

ce. The

foll

owing

  ge

neral prac

tices will

as

sist

in d

etermi

ning w

hether

 

a

bear

ing is

  ser

vice

able 

or

shou

ld be  re

placed

.

If bea

ring

sur

face sh

ows sign

s o

s

epara

ting

fr

om

th

e under

lying

m etal

, replac

e  t

he bear

ing.

Sc

ratche

s

on the

beari

ng ar

e

not

 

cause fo

r rej

ection

unles

s th

e

su

rface

area d

estroye

d is

  ov

er 5 per

cent

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of the

bearing face. Replace bearings showing

raised metal

at ed

ges

of the scratches.

Some

loss of bearing metal from the

grid

p

ockets is

not

unusual

and is

not

ca

use for

reje

ction unless

the

area

affected i

s

over

25 percent of the total

area.

Small

par

ticles of foreign

matter, im bedded

in

the

surface, are no

t

cau

se for

rejection a

nd no attempt

should

be made to remove

them

. However,

if

a

con

centration of imbedded particles affects

5 percent

of the surface, replace the

 

be

aring.

The seriousness

of the

above

defects is, of necessity, 

a

matter of good judgment.

If

these is a

reason

able

doubt as

to

the

ability

of any

bearing

to

con

tinue

 

in

 satisfactory

ser

vice,

it

should

 

be replaced.

(c) Check

the bearing

thickn

ess

to the

limits 

specified

in

re

pair

and rebuild

standards (par.

153).

Bearing

thickness is measured

at

the

middle of bearing.

Never shim a worn bearin

g. A sh im f

itted

bearing

 

is

not

round because one diameter is constant

and the  other is

varied

by

t

he shims.

Examine

the

thrust face

s of No. 3 main or

thrust

bearing.

Look

for

any

above

mentioned

defects. 

C

heck thickness

to

limits spe

cified

in 

repair

and

re

build standards

(par.

15

3).

D o not mar or

destroy identification m

arkings. Main

bearin

gs must be installed in

their original

po

sitions.

The marking

 is etched

on the

steel

back.

Never use

a

sc

riber or sharp 

tool

to mark bearings.

Use

a

grease

pencil.

(/)

Pinch

check

and

bore 

check

main

bearings

as

follows.

Spread a thin

coat of prussian blue

 

e

venly over

the

steel  backs of the bearing

s. Assemble them in

 

their

o

riginal positions and

locations in the crank-

 

case halves.

Assemble

 the two

crankcase

halves and

install

the

crankcase cross bolts and nuts. U

se straps  41-S-

5906-300

(fig. 23)

on

the cylinder pad bol

ts an

d

large

washers

on

the other

cross

bolts.

Using

a

torque wrench,

tighten all nuts to

750 Ib-in

by

pr

ogressively tigh

tening

nuts to 3

00 to 600, and

then 750 Ib-in.

Check the bore of each main be

aring to

see

 

w

hether

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it is   within

  limits

spec

ified 

i

n

repair

 

and

  rebuil

d

stand

ards

par. 154).

If bore 

check does no

t come

 

w

ithin limits,  in

stall

a ne

w bearin

g and

repeat the

 

check.

C

heck

the

c

learance

 

betw e

en the

inner 

thru

st bear

 

ing

flange

and the crankcase 

web.

If

clearance

is  

less

tha

n

0.002  

or

 

m

ore

than

 

0.008

  inc

h,

rep

lace

the

bea

ring.

Di

sassemb

le th

e

cr

ankcase

  and

chec

k the bearin

g

back

 

c

ontact

as  sh

own  by the

blue

tr

ansfer. Bear

ings mus

t make

75

per

cent c

ontact.

If

no

t, install

 

a new be

aring and

 

repe

at

the

check

.

(1) Replace  defective 

studs

par. 

57).

(2) Rep

lace

de

fective  R

osan

inser

ts par.

  57).

(3) C

lean up  to

rn or d

amaged

  threads in t

hreaded

  op

en

ings

. Use 

an

old pipe

tap so

threads

 are 

n

ot cut 

over

size.

If threads

 will

 

n

ot clean

  up,

reta

p

the

 hole  t

o the

n

ext larg

er size

plu

g.

(4

)

Remov

e minor

n

icks 

an

d scratc

hes w

ith an

  oi

l stone

.

Scratch

es acr

oss a m

ating

flange, w

hich m

ay

lead

to

 

oil

 

le

akage, cann

ot

be rea

dily

repaired

.

Replace any

ca

sting with

this

 

d

efect.

70

A

ssembly

 

of

C

r an k c a s

e

As

sembly

(f

ig.

6 5

)

Insta

ll the c

rankcase

 b

reather

line hose

elb

ow

(K) i

n

sides  of

 

case

.

In

stall

all pipe

  plugs in

oil pass

ages opp

osite main

 b

ear

ing

s, in

flange

of oil pan

contact

 

s

urface,  and

  in

the

ends o

f

th

main

oil

passages

on

flywheel end.

Refer

to

paragraph 

103

for

assem

bly   of

 

cran

kcase

halv

es.

S e

c t i o n

IX.  R E B U IL D

 

O F C

R A N K S

H A F T A

ND CONN

ECTING

R O D A S S E

M B L Y

71 D i s

a s s e m b l

y

of 

Cra

nkshaf

t

As

sembly

a

. Remove th

e

spring around

  the

cra

nkshaf

t oil 

seal with

spring 

assembly

(CC, 

fig.

6 5) 

and discard

the 

seal.

Rem

ove the

cotter

pins an

d slotte

d nu

ts

fro

m the

 connect

ing

rod bolts

(fig. 64)

. L

oosen and

remov

e

th

e

connecti

ng rod

 

ca

ps. 

Remov

e

the 

rods and

bear

ings f

rom the c

ranksha

ft. 

If

nece

ssary,

t

he c

aps

can be

 

lo

osened b

y tap

ping gently

 

w

ith a

soft

hammer

 

1 41

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, TRA

NSMIS

SION

  SH

AFT  PI

LOT 75

39700

AJ

—RIN

G, SN

AP 74

10377

AK—PLUG, OIL,

CRANKSHAFT 

(FLYWHEEL 

END)

7744891

AL—

PIN,

DOW

EL  74030

12

AM—

SCRE

W, SET

. HEX-

SOCK

ET

140 82

9

AN

—GAS

KET, O  R

ING

501

23 4

A

P—BE

ARIN

G, MA

IN, CR

ANKS

HAFT

 

7

376702

A

Q—B

EARIN

G, M

AIN, CRAN

KSHA

FT,

THR

UST  7376

703

A

R—ST

UD 740 30 7

0

C

ontin

ued

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Do not strike near

the parting

lines.

  Use car

e in handling th

e

connecting rod

bearings as

they

are easily damaged.

Look

for

connec

ting

rod an

d bearing

loca

tion identification

numbers. Mark 

an

y connecting rods

or bearings if the numbers are not legible.

c.

Remove

the

four d

rilled-head 

bolts holding the counterweight

 

stop

plate

(B,

fig.

70)

to

the crankshaft

damper

hub.

Center

the

crankshaft da

mper

counterw

eight

holes 

with the

mating holes in

the hub, and r

emove the four dampe

r counterweight pins (C ,

fig. 70) 

from two counterweights.

Sl

ide the tw o

 

counterweights

off the

hub

.

Remove

the cotter pins fr

om

the four

damper female

coun

terweig

ht

pins (K, fig. 70) which

hole the

two remaining counter

weights.

Use

wrenche

s 41-W-

870-50

(fig. 66) to unscr

ew the

four

pins.

Remove

the

four

damper

male

counterweight

pins

(H, fig. 70), pin

bushings (J, fig. 70), and

the female pins.

Re

move

the two counterweight

s.

Remov

e

the transmission

sha

ft pilot

ball bearing

(A H,

fig.

65)

from the bore

of

the flywheel flange.

/. Remove in

ternal snap ring (AJ, fig. 65)

holding the flyw

heel

R A

PD 155936

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en

d cran

ksh

aft

oil

pl

ug (AK

, fi

g. 65) in

  pos

ition

.

R

emov

e

the

 

plug a

nd dis

card 

the

  0

  rin

g gask

et.

a. C lean

all

parts

thoroughly 

with

dry-cleaning

sol

ven

t

or

vo lat

ile min

eral

sp

irits.

 

F

lush

out

t

he 

oil

 passa

ges f

rom

 

the

 jou

rnal

s to

 

th

e cran

kpins

.

(1)

Th

e cra

nksh

aft

and

 

v

ibra

tion

dam

per hub

  as

semb

ly

are

  furn

ishe

d as on

e

unit

 an

d stock

ed a

s su

ch.

Th

e

hub

is  not

 

re

place

able

.

Continued 

operation 

of

the 

engine

is

dependent

upon

the

  c

once

ntric

ity of

 

th

e

cra

nksh

aft

main

  b

earin

g

jou

rnals

 an

d co

nnec

ting

 

rod

 jo

urna

ls.

Exa

mine

 

the

 

jou

rnals

  care

fully

  f

or any

  ni

cks,

bu

rrs,

groo

ves,

galli

ng,

or

ha

mme

red 

and 

out-o

f-rou

nd cond

ition

.

(c)

Chec

k

ma

in be

aring

 an

d c

onne

cting

 rod jo

urna

l di

a

mete

rs

and

 

th

e cr

anks

haft

run-

out

to the

 lim

its spe

ci

fied

 

i

n

rep

air a

nd r

ebuil

stand

ards

 

(p

ar.

154)

. To 

c

heck

run

-out,

 

s

uppo

rt the 

cr

anks

haft

 

in

V

  block

s

by

t

he

end 

jo

urna

ls an

d ch

eck

wi

th

a

 di

al

indic

ator.

Reg

rindin

g of

crank

shafts

  is

  not per

mitted

.

Howe

ver,

very

 fine

 ma

rking

 

i

n

the t

hrust

 

a

rea of

 t

he c

rank j

ourna

ls may

be

pol

ished ove

r if

new h

earing

are to be

instal

led.

Shaft

s

re

quirin

g re

grind

ing m

ust be

replac

ed.

Loo

f

or

a

ny ind

icati

on of the

 

co

nnec

ting 

rods

 

to

uch

ing  o

r  rubb

ing 

th

crank

shaf

t dur

ing

o

pera

tion.

 

Scra

tche

s of an

y k

ind

are

par

ticul

arly 

dang

erou

s

to  

satisfactory

crankshaft

life

and

may

be

the

cause

o

f

a

 

fut

ure

fa

ilure

.

If

magn

aflux

 

equ

ipm

ent is avai

lable

,

in

spec

t the

cr

anks

haft by

 th

is met

hod.

If

ma

gnaf

lux is

not

avai

lable

,

car

efull

y insp

ect t

he

cran

ksha

ft w

ith a

 

mag

nifyi

ng gla

ss

for

 c

racks

, parti

cula

rly 

in

 

th

e

are

as

ar

ound

 

the

 

cran

ksha

ft oil

 tube

 h

oles

and

 

fil le

ts ad

 

jace

nt

to t

he cheek

s.

If cr

acks

 are

 

d

iscov

ered

, rep

lace

 

th

e cr

anks

haft.

(/)

Examine  the

crankshaft

carefully 

for 

any 

signs

of

scu

ffing

 or

ov

erhea

ting

. Such

 s

igns

are a

n in

dica

tion 

of a d

efect

ive 

bea

ring.

  'Che

ck

the

beari

ng again

.

Insp

ect the

 

cra

nksh

aft v

ibra

tion

dam

per hub

 

c

are

f

ully.

 

Exam

ine

pin

bores

  fo

r  ev

id en

ce  of

 

crac

ks,

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scoring, or ou

t-of-round condition. Defects cannot

be corr

ected and the crankshaft must be

replaced.

R

emove the safety

wire

an

d check damper hub bo

lts

(G, fig. 70) to 1 ,

000 Ib-in torque. Note any evidence

of

hub movement on splined

shaft

a

nd dowel pins.

Shoul

d

evidence

indicate hub is not pro

perly

secured,

r

eplace the crankshaft.

Replace the

locking wire

after

retorquing the

 hub bolts.

The bolts should

not

b

e

removed.

Check th

e

cond

ition of the main

accessory drive shaft

spline.

Look

for worn

or

damaged splines.

(/) Examin

e the

dowel

pins in the 

flywhe

el end

flange.

Pins

must

be tight, not out-of-round

and show  

no

signs

of

defects.

Replace

questionable

dowel

pins

(par. 88).

(2 )

Carefu

lly

examine

damper counterweight pin

bores

(fig. 70)

for evid e

nce

of cracks,

scoring, or out-of-

round.

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If a damaged

part

is

found,

all dam

per

counte

rweights

m

ust

b

e

replac

ed. The

weights of these

parts ar

e

m

atched

ac

curately at assem

bly,

and

 the critic

al balance

might be

destroy

ed

by the substituti

on of an un

matched

pa

rt.

Exam

ine the pin  bush

ings, damper solid

pins, and

pin  

flanges,

for

cracks,

roughness, wear, and

out-of-

roun

d.

Replac

e da

maged

p

arts. Each

 of these

indi

vidual pa

rts is preci

sion

made,

and

 interchan

geability

does not des

troy the critical bala

nce of the assemble

d

uni

t. C h eck to

 the limits specified

in repair and

re

build

standards

(par.

1

54).

(3)

Inspe

ct

the

connecting rod

s very  caref

ully as close

limits

are

specified 

in

repair

and

rebuild

standards

(par.

154) .

C heck

t

he rods

for

twist and

bend

 using

any o

f the standard

tools designed

 

for

that pu

rpose.

Do

not

at

tempt to straighte

n

a bent rod. R ep

lace it

wi

th a new

rod.

(6) Check

the connect

ing rod bolts ver

y

ca

refully. R e

 

place

 any bolts

that

do

 n

ot fit

snugly

when assemb

led 

in

position

in the connecting

rod.

Examine th

threads

and

look 

for

any

evidence  of

galling

on 

the 

pilot diamete

r near the

center of

the

b

olt.

L oo

k

for

 

stretching,

cracks, or

scratches on any

porti

on 

of

the

bolt.

Ligh

t scratches

on

 

the

bolts

may serve

as a

starting poin

t

f

or a fatigu

e crack. The

  bolts are

 

highly s

tressed during  engi

ne operation. Replace

 

all

bolts

about which there

 

is

the sl

ightest doubt.

(c) C lean

carbon

deposit from

piston pin bores

with 

crocus

cloth,

wet 

with dry-cleaning 

solvent.

Examine

bores

 

for scor

ing or cra

cks and 

c

heck pin

fits in

bear

ing

s to

s

ee that they

are free. C h

eck to  

the

lim

its

specified

 in repair a

nd rebuild stand

ards (pa

r. 152) .

Check

the

wear

and

sur

face

co

ndition of t

he con

necting rod

bearings. The

bearings 

should be re 

placed

if

the bearing metal

shows signs o

f

b

reaking

loos

or pi

tting in

spots.

Check

bearing

thickness

 

to

the limits

specified 

in

repair

and

rebuild

standards

(par.

154). Inspect

oil

holes

an

d grooves in bearing

s

to

 

be

sure they are clean

.

L

ook

for identificatio

n

mark

ings and renew

m

arkings

with

a

 

greas

e pencil 

if

necessary. N e

ver use a

scriber or sharp

 

tool

to 

mark bearing

s.

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7

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(1)

Polish

out any fine scratches

 

on main

and connecting

rod journals, using crocus cloth and dr

y-cleaning sol

vent or volatile mineral

spirits.

(6)

Scratches or

scuffing

on

the

cr

ank che

eks

must

be

removed or the

shaft must be

rep

laced. Scratches

of

a

ny

kind a

re

dangerous

and

may lead to

a

future

failure.

(c)

Dowel pins are replaceable.

Oversize pins are avail

able for

rep

lacement (p

ar.

88). Loose

n the three

small hex-socket set screw

s (AM, fig. 65) in the

out

side

edge of the

crankshaft

flange

and

extract the

dowel

pins

(AL).

(2)

Piston

 

pin bearing

s

are replaceable.

Press

 

the

 

bear

ing from the co

nnecting rod. To install

 

a new

bear

ing, heat the

bearing

end

of the connecting rod

to

350°

F.

Shrink the bearing with

 

dry ic

e; then

press

it

into

place. Bore and ream

the

be

aring to the limits

s

pecified in repa

ir

and rebuild

standards

 

(par. 154).

Whenever

new

beari

ngs

are

installed,

  they 

must

be

pinc

h checked in the mating conn

ecting rod and bear

ing cap (fig. 67). Place the rod 

in

a

vise w

ith soft

jaws. Install th

e

two

bearing

hal

ves in the rod and

cap. Assemble the bolts

to

secure

the rod and cap

firmly b

ut do not

tighten

.

Insert

a

0.0015-inch feeler

gage in

the joint on one sid

e

between

the rod

a

nd cap.

Tigh

ten the

bolt

on the

 

opposite

side to 550 Ib-in

torque. Next,

tighten

the

bolt 

on

the

feeler

gage side

with a torque  w

rench until the

cap

begins

 to

pin

ch

the feeler gage.

The

torque 

required to reach this

condition should

be between 250 and 450 Ib-in.

If

the torque required

is not with

in this

limit

, another

bearing should be installed and 

the test repeated.

W he

n

n

ew b

earings

are

installed,

make

certain

they

are

marked 

with

id

entifying location

numbers cor

responding

to

rod numbers.

7

3. A s s e

m b l y

o f

Crankshaft A s s e m b l y

Assemble th

e

connecting rods

and

their

bearings

to the

crankshaft.

Make certain that rods and bearings are

in

thei

r

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proper

location

according

to identifying numbers.

(Rod numbers

are

on

the bottom, or oil pan

 sid

e,

whe

n

the rods

are

posi

tioned

in

the cylinders.) B

earings

and journals should be lubricated

with engine oil at

asse

mbly.

Conne

cting rod bolts

should

be

 

inserted from the

rod side, and the

wing

bolt

heads

should be

properly seated in the recesses

provided. Tighten the nuts

evenly

and torque to 800

Ib-in. The

torque

range on these bolts

is

75

0 to 850 Ib-in. This

range is provided

to   permit

alinement

of

the slotted n

ut and bolt cotter pin hole. 

When

th

e

rods

are assem

bled, make certain

 that

the

side

clearanc

e of the rods and

 

be

arings

on the crankshaft

is to

the

limits specified

in

repair

and rebuild

s

tandards

(

par.

154). Replace parts not

within

these limi

ts

with

parts

which

are within

these

limits.

Examine for cotter

pin

alinement and tighten

nuts

f

urther until

cotter

pins

can be in

serted. In

sert

cotter

pins.

Assemble two of

the

 four counterweights

to

the

crank

shaft

damper

hub,

u

sing

the

damper

male

counterweight

pins (H), pin

bushings (J),

and

the

  damper fe

male counterweight pins (K,

fig.

70) in the positions shown in

 

figure

66. Note that

 

the

coun-

I ? A P D ~ 1 5 5 9 3 8

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terweights must

be loca ted

between counterweights stop plate

bolt holes

in order to install the

counterweight stop

plate

w h e n

the

counterweights

are in

place. Tighten

the

pins, using

w r e n ch

41-W-870-50 (fig. 66).

Line

up

the s lo ts in

the

f emale p in

nuts

with

cotter pin holes in

male pin and

install the

cotter pins.

Assemble

the other

t w o

counterweights

to

the

hub,

using

the

damper counterweight pins (C, fig. 70).

Assemble

the counter

weight

stop plate (B, fig.

70)

to the hub

and

secure with four

bolts

and

safety

wire (fig. 69).

Install a n e w 0

ring

gasket

o n

the

crankshaft

(f lywheel

end)

oil plug

(AK,

fig. 65). Install the plug in the

f lywheel

end

o f the crankshaft. Insert internal snap

ring

(AJ, fig. 65)

in

the recess provided.

Place a n e w crankshaft oil

seal

with spring assembly

(CC,

fig. 65) on

crankshaft

at the

f lywheel end f lange. The

closed o r

flat s ide o f the seal is towards the f lywheel f lange. Install the

spring by connecting the t w o ends and

inserting

it in the oil

seal

groove .

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A

—BOLT, DLD-HD

PL

ATE

583741

B—PLATE,

STOP, COUNTERWEIGHT

7346 6 1 4

C—PIN, COUNTERWEI

GHT 7744596

D—COUNTERWEIGH

T, DAMPER 7521267

E—HUB, CRANKSHA

FT DA

MPER

75

3 9 7 0 1

F—RING,

SNAP 7410378

G—BOLT,

DLD-HD,

H

UB 7767530

H—

PIN,

CO

UNTERWEIGHT,

M

ALE 

737

2 6 9 6

J—

BUSHING,

PIN 7 3 4 6 4 9 3

K—PIN, COUNTERWEIGHT,

FEMALE 7372

6 9 7

L—PIN,

COTTER 121224

Sec t io n

  X. REBUILD   OF OIL PUM

PS

74 S

c avenge r and Pressu r

e

Oil

Pu m p

 

D

u a l U n

it )

(fig.

71).

(1 )

 Remove

lockin

g wire

, slo

tted

nuts,

and

p

lain

washers.

Remove

the 

drive

gear support 

assembly

(AA).

Remove 

the drive an

d driv

en (2)

bevel

ge

ar ( B B ) and

its

s

nap

ring

(Y).

Refe

r to parag

raph 5

1 for removal of

drive

s

haft

(Z

).

(2) Rem o

ve

the

drive and driv

en (2) 

bevel

gear (BB

)

from

the 

scaveng

er

pump

  housing

  (P).

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(3)

Remove

locking wire, slotted nuts,

plain

wa

shers, and

drill

ed-head bolts holding the

scavenger pump housing

(P), and pressu

re

pump

housing

(F)

together. Remove

the

scavenger pump

hou

sing, tapping with

a

soft

ham

m

er

if

necessar

y.

(4)

Lift

out the  scavenger

pump

driven

impeller (N)

from

the

housing.

(5

)

Tap the scave

nger pump drive impelle

r (M) with

a

soft

hammer and re

move it from the

pres

sure pump

drive impeller with

shaft (H). Remove the

W oodruff

keys (EE) fr

om

the

drive impeller shaft.

(6) Compress

the

ring gasket (K)

on

the separator

plate

assem

bly (L) by applying

hand pressure.

This 

operation

recedes

the

ring

on

one

side

and 

extends 

it

ab

ove the

retainin

g f

lange

on

the other

side. It can

then be

pried

off.

Remove gas

ket.

(7) Tap the

separator

 plate assembly

(L) gently with

soft

hammer.

A

void

striking

the

outer flange

extremities

as the

0

ring

gasket groove is

easily

fractured.

  Remove the plate assembly

from the pressure pum

p housing (P).

(8) Remove

 

the pressure

pump drive impeller

with shaft

(H).

(9) Remove the impeller driven

shaft (J) from the pressure

 

pump housing (F) and

slip off

the pressu

re pump driven

impeller (G).

(10) Rem

ove

lock

ing wire, slotted 

nut, and plain washe

rs

from the stud

in

the 

bottom

of

the pre

ssure pump

hous

ing and slip

off

the press

ure pump screen

assembly

(C).

(11)

Remove

locking

wire

and slotted

nut

in

the

bottom

of

the pre

ssure pump h

ousing

(

F)

and remove the driven

impe

ller shaft locking plat

e

(E

).

(1) Clean

 all parts with dr

y-cleaning solvent or

volatile

mineral

spirits.

(2)

Examine the

pump mounting

surfaces and

all

mating 

faces

for

nicks

and scratches. Remove any ra

ised

metal with

a

f ine

mill

file.

No gaskets 

a

re

used

on

these

f

aces, so

they mus

t be free from

imperfections

which would impair

a

tight

oil seal.

Inspect the gea

rs and

sha

fts by magnaflu

x. If this

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met

hod

is

not available

, use a magnify

ing glass t

o

check

for cracks.

  Cracked

  parts are 

defective

below).

  c)  Ex

amine the 

gears for abrasions on

the

t

ooth face

s

and

for burrs on

the tooth

 

corners.

Examine the

shafts 

for

scoring or

galling.

P

ump

parts are not

  interchangea

ble. Any pump

with

defective

parts must

 

be rep

laced wit

h a

new

 

pu

mp

assembly. G o o d

judgment must

be used i

n

determinin

g wh

at

parts

are defec

tive in cases of

m

inor imper

fections.

(/) Check

 all

parts to the limits specified

in

repair and

rebuild stan

dards  (par.

155).

(fig.

71).

(1)

Install the pressure pum

p

d

riven im

peller

(

G ) on

the

impeller dr

iven shaft (J) from

  the m

illed-locking face

end

. Insert th

e sha

ft in

the

  bearing o

f the p

ressure

pump housing

(F

),

and

secure it with

lockin

g plate

(E),

slo

tted nut, and

locking wire.

Lubricate all gea

rs,

s

hafts, and

 bearings with

engine oil.

  2)

Install

the

pressure pump

screen asse

mbly (C ) on

the

drilled

st

ud in

the bottom of the

pressure pump ho

using

(F).

Secure with plain

washer, slotted

nut, and lo c

k

i

ng wire.

(3)

Install the p

ressure

pu

mp drive im

peller with

 

s

haft (H)

in the p

ressure pump

housing.

  4)

Install 0 ring 

gasket K) on the separator

plate L)

and install

the separator

plate assembl

y over the

 shafts,

matching

  the

dow

el pins

with the pro

per dowel holes

in

t

he pressure pump

 

ho

using.

  5)

Ins

ert th

e

W o od

ruff keys (EE)

in the p

ressure pump

d

rive impeller

with shaft (H

)

and

slip

 

on the

 

sca

venger

pump driv

e

impe

ller (M)

.

Ins

tall the scavenger

 pump

driven  impel

ler (N)  on

the impeller d

riven shaft (J).

(6)

A sse

mble

the

sca

venger pum

p

ho

using (P)

to the sep

arator

plate assembl

y

L) a

nd p

ressure pump hous

ing

(F),

and

secure

with

drilled

bolts ,

plain washers,

slotted

nuts, a

nd

lock

ing wire.

 7)

Install the drive  and

driven 2

)

bevel

gear BB)

in

t

he bearing in the

scavenger pum

p

h

ousing assem

bly

(P).

  8)

A

ssemble

the drive an

d driven  2) bevel

gear BB)

in

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A—NUT, SLTD

225869

B—WASHER, PLAIN

502245

C—SCREEN

PRESSURE

PU

MP,

ASSY

73465

97

D—

NUT, SLTD

 

225838

E—PLATE

,

LO

CKING

774 4628

F—HOUSING,

PRESSURE

PUMP

7403349

G—IMPELL

ER,

DRIVEN, PRESSU

RE

PUMP 7403

085

H—IMPE

LLER, DRIVE,

 

PRESSURE

PUM

P,

W/SH

APT 

7403348

J—SH

AFT, D

IVEN,

IM

PELLER

7403083

K—GA

SKET, O

 

RING

 7372649

L—PLATE SEPARATO

R, ASSY 7

4 03355

M—IMPELLER, DRI

VE,

SCAV

ENGER PUMP

74 0

3086

N—IMPELLE

R,

DRIVEN

,

SCAVENGE

R

PUMP

7403087

P—HOUSING,

SCAVENGER PUMP

7403379

Q— BO

LT, DLD-HD   58

3757

R—NUT,

SLTD 7703684

S—WASHER, PLAIN

502204

T—

STUD 74 0

3068

U — BOLT,

DLD-HD  

7346710

V

—LINE,

OU

TLET, SCAVENGE

R

PU

MP

7348752

W—L

INE, SUCTION, SCAVENGER

PUMP

7346673

X—

GASKET,

SUCTION LINE

7346510

Y — R IN

G , SNAP 7348754

Z—

SHAFT,

DRIV

E

73465 05

AA—

SUPPORT, DRIVE GEA

R, ASSY 7376

028

BB—GEAR,

BEVEL, DRI

VE AND D

RIVEN (2) 73465 32

CC —

STU D

7403070

DD—STUD— 7403

075

EE—KEY, WOOD

RUFF 1245 45

FF—STUD 735

020 4

G G —STUD

7403512

Continued

the 

drive gear support assemb

ly (

AA). Install

snap

ring (Y) in the

drive

 bevel gear.

(9) Install the

drive

ge

ar support

assembly (AA

), and  drive

and driven

(2) bevel gear (B

B), with

snap ring (Y),

on

the

scavenger

pump housing,

meshing

both

drive

and driven

(2) bevel

gears

  (BB).

Secure

 

wi

th plain

washers, slotted

 nuts, and lo c

king

wire.

See pa

ragraph

107

for

inst

allation o

f drive

shaft

(Z).

Check

 

bac

klash

between

  bevel

 

gears in

repair and

rebuild  sta

ndards

(par. 1 5 5 )

.

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7

5

Rebu i

ld o f

A c c

esso ry

Cas e

Scaven ge

r Oi

l

Pu m p

(fig.

7

2).

(1)

 

Remo

ve t

he bevel gear (A)

from

the scaven

ger oil

pu

mp

housing

co

ver (D).

(2)

Remove

locking wire,

slotted nuts,

and

plain 

washers 

from t

he

ho

using

studs and rem

ove  cover.

Gen

tly

t

ap 

the

cover

w

ith a sof

t h

ammer to remove

  it

from the

dowels

.

(3) Remov

e the

drive 

impeller (K

) and drive

n

im pel

ler (E

from the oil

pu

mp

housi

ng

asse

mbly (F

).

(

4) Remo

ve wire

, slotte

d nut, and p

lain washer

from

 

the

 

botto

m

o

f

t

he

pum

p

hous

ing. Then

s

lip

of

the

pressur

e

pump

screen 

assembly  

(H).

(1)

Cl

ean all

parts with

dry-clean

ing

solv

ent o

r

vo

latile mine

ral

spir

its.

(2)

Exa

mine

the

pum

mountin

g

face

s an

d

all

  mating

surfaces

 

for ni

cks

and scratch

es. Rem

ove exces

s

meta

l with a fine

mill file. N

o  ga

skets are

used on

these

faces,

so

th

ey mus

t

be

free f

rom 

imperfecti

ons

which

  wou

ld impair a

tig

ht oil seal.

Inspect th

e im

pellers a

nd

gea

r by magnaf

lux. If

this

m

ethod

is not 

a

vailable,

us

e

a

magnify

ing glass

to

inspec

t

for crac

ks. Crac

ked pa

rts a

re

defec

tive

below

).

(

c) Exami

ne the

 

i

mpellers  and

 

g

ear 

fo

r

abrasion

s

o

n the

to

oth

faces an

d for

burrs

 

o

n the

tooth corners

. Exa

m

ine

the shafts

for

scori

ng or galling.

Pump

parts are n

ot i

nterchang

eable.

A ny 

pu

mp

with

de

fective

parts must

 be  r

eplaced with a n

ew pump

asse

mbly. Good

  judgment must

 

be used 

i

n

cases o

f

minor

or

 

questionab

le i

mperfectio

ns.

Chec

k all

parts to

the l

imits

speci

fied in

repair

and

re

build

standa

rds (par

.

1

56). 

(fig.

72).

(1)

Lubricate a

ll ge

ars

and

bearin

gs with engine

  oil.

(2) I

nstall the 

drive imp

eller (K) an

d the

  driven im

peller

(E)

in

  the pump

housing

as

sembly

(F).

(3) Ins

tall

th

e sca

venger

o

il

pump  hous

ing cover (D)

  on

the

 

housi

ng,

locating it on

  the

 

housi

ng dowel

s and 

st

uds.

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Secure

wit

h slotted

 

n

uts, plain 

washer

s, and 

locking 

wire.

(4)

I

nstall

pres

sure pump s

creen ass

embly  H

)

over its

 

stud in 

the

  bottom

  of the

housing.

 

Se

cure

with plain

washe

r and slo

tted

nut. Lock-w

ire

the nut

to the drill

ed

hole

in

the

flange

edge

at

bottom

of

the 

housing.

(5

)  Instal

bevel gear (A )

in

the housin

g c

over, m

eshing

the splin

es

with thos

e  of the

imp

eller  sha

ft.

S e c t i

o n XI. R E

B UILD

O F C O O

L ING

F A N AND

 

F A N C L U T

C H A S S E

M B L Y

76.

  D i

s a s s e m b

ly o f

  Co o l i n g

  Fan and

 

F

an

Clu tc

h

A

s s e m b l y

(fig.

73)

a.

Remo

ve the fan

  driv

e vertical

shaft c

over. Rem

ove the

c

ooling  fan

and fan c

lutch assem

bly fr

om

the  engine

  par. 38

).

Separ

ate the

fan cl

utch as

sembly

from  the

fan rotor

 

(

A )

by rem

oving

the cot

ter pi

n S),

 

slo

tted

nut  (T),

 

p

lain wash

ers

(

BB) a

nd Y),

and drill

ed-for-c

otter-pin

 

b

olt

X) holdin

g t

he

clutc

h-to-roto

r

adap

ter B) 

to the

web of the roto

r.

R

emove

the drilled

-for-cot

ter-pin

bolts AA

),

p

lain w

ashers 

Y), 

slotted

nut (T), 

and

cotter

pins S) holding

the

rotor 

adapter and

 

clutc

h

assembl

y

to

gether.

 

S

eparate

 

parts 

fr

om

the

outer

  upper

)  clu

tch

ho

using 

M).

Rem

ove externa

l s

nap  ring

(P) f

rom the

 

up

per

end of the

 

c

lu tch drive 

hub

(L) a

nd remov

e

th

e f

an clut

ch outer ho

using

(M) from 

the

 hub.

R

emove t

he

s

nap

rings from 

the

clutch

outer hou

sing a

nd

push

 out the

 outer ball

bear

ing (N

).

/.

Remove

 

exte

rnal

snap ring

  (J) fro

m

the

lower end  of  the

clu

tch

d

rive hu

b

and push

inne

r ball b

earing (K)

off

the h

ub.

77. C

leaning

  In s

p e c t i o n

 

a

nd R e

p a i r

of Co

o l i n g Fa n

Clut

c h

(1)

C

lean all castin

gs and

mac

hined

pa

rts

with

dry-clea

ning

solvent

or vo

latile   mine

ral

spirits.

(2 )

T

hese

bearing

s

ar

e the

seale

d

ty

pe an

d

mu

st

not

be 

washed 

in 

dry-cleaning 

solvent. They

are

packed

w

ith lubri

cant 

sufficien

t for

t

he life

  of

 

the 

bearing

.

Wa

shing m

ay

pe

netrate the seal

and

remov

e  lubri

ca

nt. W

ipe bear

ings c

lean,

u

sing

a cloth 

moisten

ed

with

solvent.

1

58

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(1)

The fa

n rotor

should

be

inspected for cra

cks,

nicks,

and

scratches.

Use a

fine

mill

 

file to remove

raised

por

tions of me

tal

caused

by

nicks and scratches. A ny crack

 

or

bend

is cause

for rejection of the

rotor. D

o not

straighten 

bent 

blades.

(2)

Inspect rotor

  adapter

 

for distortion.

See that

the 

mountin

g

f

lange

is

flat and

free from raised

metal

or

dents and scratches. Th

e centeri

ng

pilot

of

the adapter

m

ust

be

 

without

n

icks

o

r

abrasions that

would interfere

with

a

 neat fit

in

the

rotor.

(

3 ) Inspect

clu tch disk, press

ure plate,

and clutch

housings

for

imp

erfections

and signs

  of failure. There

are

 

no

definite

limits established

for

th ese

parts 

and

good

judgment

 

mu

st decide if parts

are

to  

be replace

d.

(4) Ins

pect sealed ball bearings.

Spin bearing

s w

ith

fingers

and check

for audib

le

evid

ence of roughness

and wear.

Check bea

rings

for wear of

inner and outer rac

es by

supporting the 

in

ner

race

in

a

 vert

ical

pos

ition and tor-

siona

lly

check

ing

for end pl

ay

by os

cillating

the

o

uter

race. En

d play is evidence

of wear.

Note if seals

  of

the bearings

are

damaged  and

allowing

lubricant

to

escape

or

d

irt to enter

.

R ep

lace all worn

or rough

be

arings.

I

f bearings

are to

be

kept for an indefinite

 period befor

e insta

llation,

the

y

mu

st be protected

by coating

  with rust

-preventive

compound.

Lubri

cating oil is not adequa

te.

(5) Parts

s

hould

be checked to

the limits

specified in repa

ir

and rebuild

stan

dards (par. 157).

78.

A s s e m b ly

o f

C o o l i n g  

Fan

and

Fan  

Clutc h

A s s e m b ly

(fig.

73)

Inse

rt outer

bal

l

bearing  (N) in

the

fan

ou

ter

(

upper)

clutch

housing

 

(M

), and secure w

ith snap

rings

o

n each side

of

t

he

bea

ring.

Positio

n inner

lo

wer)

fan 

c

lutch housin

g ( C ) housing 

spacer

(D), and clu

tch

d

riven disk

(F)

o

ver the clutch-t

o-rotor

adapter dowel pins

(Z).

Install 15 balls and 3 sp

rings in th

eir

recesses

in  

the

fan

 

clutch

inner

hou

sing (l

ower).

L ay

 

clutch

pressu

re

plate

 

(

G) on the c

lutch springs (W)

with

 its serrations

alined to m es

h with those of the clu tch

 driven

disk (F)

.

Lay c

lutch

d

rive

di

sk (H)

on the clutch pr

essure plate

(G). Pus

h

c

lutch drive hub

(L ) thro

ugh the  in

ner

ball

bear-

159

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I

N

C

H

E

R

 

P

D

 

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A

—ROTOR,

FAN 737600

3

B—ADAPTER

, CLUTCH-

TO-ROTOR 753 8 8 3 6

C—H

OUSING,

FAN CLUTC

H,

IN

NER (LOWER)

7376049

D—SP

ACER, H

OUSING 7414509

E—

BALL,

CLUTCH 

5

87940

F—DISK,

DRIVEN,

CLUTCH 

7539472

G—PLATE, PRESSURE,

CL

UTCH 7539470

H—DISK, DR

IVE, CLUTCH 7539466

J—RING,

SNAP,

EXT

ERNAL

7376045

K—BEARIN

G,

BALL,

INNER 7 12283

L—HU

B,

DRIVE,

C

LUTCH 7376048

M—HO

USING, CLU

TCH, OUTER (UPPE

R) 753947

1

N—BE

ARING, BALL,

OUTER 71 2071

P—R

ING,

SN

AP,

EX

TERNAL 583002

Q—COVER,

VERTICAL  SHAFT

7538982

R—SCREW,

RD-HD

178469

S—

PIN, COTTER

 

1 2 1 2 2 3

T—NU

T,

SLTD

 

225 86

9

U—WASH

ER,

P

LAIN AIR-AN

-960-516L

V

—RING, SNAP,

OUTER HO

USING 7414962

W—

SPRING,  C

LUTCH 7414508

X—BOLT,

DLD

-F/C-PIN 73 76704

Y—W

ASHER, PLAIN

 

50224

5

Z—PIN, DOWEL

CO-520493

A

A—BOLT,

DLD-F/C-PIN 583756

BB

—WASHER, PLAIN

7744766

Co

ntinued

ing (K

) and

 

install

external

snap

r

ing

(J

). Mesh

the serrations

of

the hub

with

th

ose of the

 clutch dr

ive disk

(

H).

Install fan outer (upper)

clutch

housing

(M)

over

the

clutch

drive hub

(L). G

ently

com

press the as

sembly 

until

t

he outer

housin

g engages the

 clutch-to-r

otor

adapte

r dowe

l

p

in (Z). Keep

the

assembly comp

ressed unti

l it

is secur

ed to th

e

clu

tch-to-rotor

adapter

with

dri

lled

bolts, plain washers, slotte

d nuts,

and cott

er

pins.

Install

bolts

from

the adapter side

.

Install

e

xternal snap ring

(P)

over the clutch drive

hub.

/.

Install the fan

clutch

and

adapter

assembly

 

on

the

upper

side of

the

fan

rotor

( A )

(the

sharp

edges of

rotor

blades

are

on

the

upper side of

the rotor)

. Secure the

adapter to the rotor

w

ith drilled-for-co

tter-pin bolts,

installed f

rom the upper side,

plain

 

washers, slot

ted nuts

,

and

 co

tter pins.

Install cooling fan

and fan clutch

assembl

y

to

  engine and

install the

 

fan

drive vertical sh

aft cover

(par. 1 2

4).

161

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Sec t i

o n

XII

.

REB

UILD

OF TH

ROTTLE L IN K

A G E

79.

D i s as s e

m b l y o f

Th ro t t l e L i n k a g e

Ordinarily,

  complete

disassem bly of

 

t

he throttle

controls 

is

not 

necessary

at

overhaul.

However,

a

thorough'

visual i

nspection  should

be made o

f

th

e entire assembly

while

disassem

bling from the e

ngine (par.

43). If a

ny

defects

  are

fo

und, the li

nkage may be

 disassembled a

s outlined

below.

Disas

sembly of the

throttl

e

linkage from

 

the engine necessi

tates  breakin

g

th

e  comple

te throttle linka

ge

assemb

ly  into three

separate subasse

mblies.

For rebu

ild

pur

poses

t

hese w

ill

be hand

led as three sep

arate unit,

to be re

ferred to as

the

cross

shaft

assembly

(fig.

75),

governor linkage

(fig.

74),

and

 

th

e vehicle

controls-to-

governor linkage

(fig. 76).

(fig.

76).

(1

)

Rem

ove

th

e go

vernor

c

ontrol-shaft-to-

vehicle-lever rod

(R) from th

e  inner vehi

cle-to-carbureto

r lever as

sem

bl

y

(E)

as outlined in

below. Remo

ve

lever sp

ring

(S) from the

leve

rs.

(2)

Remove

the external 

snap

ring

(A )

from

the shaft

end

of the co

ntrol levers support

  (H

).

(3) Remove the

outer vehicle

control  lever assem

bly (C

)

from

 

th

e shaft of the

control levers support

(H).

  Using

a soft

hammer, tap two ball beari

ngs (B)

from the oute

r

vehic

le control lever assem

bly

(C

).

(4) Remo

ve

bearing

  spacer

(T) and the  inner

vehicle-to-

carburetor lever

assembly

(E) from the

shaft of the

control

levers

support

(H).

(5 )

  Remove the two rema

ining ball

bearings (B),

by

tap

ping with a

soft

hammer. Remove

 

th

e snap

 ring (D)

from

 the le

ver.

(1) Remove the cr

oss shaft-to-c

arburetor control

rod assem

b

lies

fr

om the le

ft and right

 cross shaft lev

ers (A,

fig.

75), by re

moving

co

tter 

pins (B), slotted nuts

  (C), and

plain

washers (D),

and 

withdrawing

the

drilled 

hex-

head bolts (K). D

isassem ble the

control  rod assem

blies 

by

removing the left-

and right-han

d thread

rod-end

ball bearings

(J) and

(E) and

  right- and left-h

and

threa

d

hex-

jam nuts (F)

and (H) fro

m the cross-

shaft-

to-carburetor-

control-rod turn

buckles  (G).

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(2) R e m o v e

cotter pin

(B),

slotted

nut

(C), dril led

hex-

head bolt

(S),

and plain

washer

(T) from

the left c ross

shaft

lever (A,

fig.

75).

R e m o v e the

lever from the

c ros s

shaft (P). If

necessary,

use

a soft hammer.

(3)

R e m o v e

W oo dru f f key

(N)

and

the

left

c ros s

shaft

sup

port bracket (M, fig. 75)

from

the

cross

shaft

(P).

(4)

Remove internal

snap

rings

(L)

and ball bearing (R)

from the left c ross shaft support bracket

(M).

If n e c

essary, use a soft hammer to

tap

the bearing ou t .

(5) In

a

similar manner

remove lever ,

key, bracket, and

bearing

from the other end o f the shaft.

(6) R e m o v e

the

remaining

c ross

shaft inner lever and

bracket

by

the

s ame

method

as (2)

and

(4)

above.

(fig. 74).

(1) R e m o v e the c ros s shaft-to-control shaft rod (X) from

the control-shaft-to-vehicle

lever (A).

R e m o v e

the

right- and left-hand

thread

control-shaft-to-governor

rod

(N,

fig. 74)

from the control-shaft-to-governor lever

(K) as outlined

in d(l)

above.

(2)

R e m o v e

the

control-shaft-to-governor lever (K) from

the

governor control

shaft (F)

by

removing

cotter

pin,

slotted

nut

and bolt holding it to

the

shaft. If

neces

sary,

use

a

soft hammer to remove lever from the

shaft.

R e m o v e W o o d ru f f key (G) from the con t ro l shaft.

(3) R e m o v e

external

snap ring (B) from the control shaft.

Using a soft

hammer,

tap

the end o f the shaft

and

the

governor control-shaft-to-vehicle

lever (A) from the

con t ro l

shaft support

bracket (E).

(4) R e m o v e the outer internal

snap

rings (C) from the

con t ro l

shaft support

bracket and

remove

ball

bearings

(D).

80. Clean ing Inspect ion

and

Repa i r

o f Thro t t l e

L i n k a g e

(1) Using

a

c lo th dampened with dry-cleaning solvent or

volatile mineral spirits, wipe dirt and foreign matter

from the

external

surface

o f

all sealed

bearings.

Never

put a

sealed bearing in

cleaning

so lven t , as the

cleaning solvent

may

penetrate the

seal and destroy

the lubri

cating material within the bearing.

(2) Clean all remaining parts in dry-cleaning

so lven t or

volatile mineral spirits.

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A—LEVER, CONTROL-SHAFT-TO-VEHIC

LE 7376043

B—RING,

SNAP 583037

C—

RING, SNAP 775 2 3 6 8

D—BEARING, BALL

 

700063

E—BRACK

ET,

SUPPORT,

CONTROL

SHAF

T 7414528

F—SHAFT,

CONTROL, GOVERNOR 7403372

G—KEY,

WOODRUFF

103905

H—PIN, COTTER 1 2 1 2 2 3

J—NUT, SLTD 

7 4 0 3 2 1 3

K—LEVER, CONT

ROL-SHAFT-TO-GOVERNOR 7376

04 6

L—B

EARING,

BALL, ROD

END, RH-TH

712015

M—NUT, JAM, HEX,

RH-THD 219706

N—ROD,

CONTROL

-SHAFT-TO-GOVERNOR, RH-LH-THD

7403388

P—NUT,

JA

M, HEX, LH-T

HD

7 7 6 7 9 6 0

Q—BEARING,

  BALL,

ROD

END,  LH-TH

D

712016

R—BOLT

, DLD-F/C-PIN 7410037

S—NUT,

JAM

107822

T—NUT, PLAIN 2 2 5 8 5 3

U—WASHER, PLAIN 502245

V—NUT,

SLTD

2 2 5 8 6 9

W—WASHE

R, PLAIN

AIR-AN

-960-106

X—ROD

, CROSS-SHAFT-TO-CON

TROL-SHAFT 7403386

Y—BOLT,

DLD-F/C-PIN 7 3 4 6 6 9 7

Continued

(1) Magnaflux all st

eel parts if

this

m

ethod is

available.

 If

not,

examine with

a

st

rong light for

cracks and deep

abrasions. Any

cracks are cause for rejection

of a

part.

(2) Hold bearings

by

inner

race and spi

n

the outer

race

to

detect any

undue

roughness

or sticking of bearings.

Roughness

or sticking of bearings

is

cause for rejection

of

the

part.

Replace defective

bearings.

(3) Use a fine

mill

file

 

to

remove

ra

ised metal

at

dents

or

scratches.

(4 )

Check

s

wivel joints

in rod-end

ball bea

rings. They must 

rotate free

ly. R eplace

any

defective rod end

bea

rings.

(5) Bent ro

ds

and shafts

may

be stra

ightened.

Replace all

parts which can n

ot

be

reconditioned.

(6)

Check

all par

ts

to

the limits specified in

repair and

rebuild

standards

(par.

158).

81

A

s s e m b l y o f Th r o t t l e

L i n k a g e

(f

ig.

76).

(1)

Install snap

ring

(D)

in

gr

oove

of inner vehicle-to-ca

r-

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A—LEVER

, CROSS

SHAFT 7 3 7 6 0

42

B—PIN, COTTER 1

21223

C

—NUT, SLTD 7403213

D

—WASHER,

PLAIN 1 9 2 5 8 8

E—

BEARING, B

ALL, ROD

END, RH-THD

 712013

F—NUT

,

JAM,

HEX, RH-THD 7767952

G—TURNBUC

KLE CROSS

-SHAFT-TO-CAR

BURETOR-CON

TROL-ROD

7403358

H—NUT,  JAM, H

EX, L

H-THD

7767958

J—BEARIN

G, BALL ROD

  END, LH-TH

D 7 1 2 0 1 4

K—BOLT, DLD

,

H

EX-HD

734

6697

L

—RING, SNAP

7752 36 8

M—BRACKET,

SUPPO

RT, CROSS SHA

FT 7403351

N—KEY, WOODRU

FF 103 9 0 5

P—SHAFT,

CROSS

740 3371

Q—BEA

RING, BALL,

ROD END,

RH-THD 7 12 0

1 5

R—BEARIN

G, BALL 70006 3

S—BOLT, DLD

, HEX

-HD

7410037

T—WASHE

R, PL

AIN 502245

U—RING,

SNAP 583037

V—N

UT, JAM 107822

W—NUT, 

PLAIN 225853

Continued

bure

tor

lever

assembly (E).

Insert two of

the four ball

bea

rings (B) in t

he 

inner

le

ver. M a

ke certain

 

the

bear

ing

s are

ottomed against

 

the

snap ring an

d that the 

outer

races of the

  bearings do not

  rotate w

ithin

the

lever b

ody.

(2)

Install

the

leve

r and bear

ing

ass

embly

on the shaft o

f

the

control lever

support

(H).

(3) Install

bearing

spac

er (T)

on the shaft of

 

th

e control

l

ever sup

port (H).

(4) Install

the

remaining snap

ring

s

(D ) and

 

two ball

bear

ings (B) in the

 outer

vehicle control lever asse

mbly

(C).

Make

certain

the

bearings

 are

bot

tomed

against

the

 snap

rings

within the lever

and

that

the

outer races of

the

bearings do

 

not

rotate w

ithin

the l

ever

body.

(5)

Install the

lever  and

bearing

assembly

on

the

shaft

of 

the contro

l lever suppo

rt (H), keeping the

 larger portion

 

of

t

he

bearing housing of

the

c

ontrol lever

toward the

outer end

of

t

he

shaft.

(6)

Adjust the outer veh

icle control le

ver  assembly

(C) and

the i

nner

veh

icle-to-carbure

tor lever assem

bly

(E)

in

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I

A—RING,

SNAP

583037

B—BEARING, BALL 700063

C—LEVER, VEHICLE CONTROL, OUTER,

ASSY

7376065

D—RING,

SNAP

7752368

E—LEVER, VEHICLE-TO-CARBURETOR, INNER, ASSY 7376054

F—NUT, SLTD

225869

G—STOP, VEHICLE

CONTROL

LEVER

7375842

H—SUPPORT,

CONTROL LEVERS 7403370

J—BOLT, DLD-HEX-HD

7346697

I*—BEARING,

BALL, ROD END,

RH-THD

712015

L—NUT, JAM, HEX, RH-THD 219706

M—PIN, COTTER 121223

N—NUT,

SLTD 7403213

P—WASHER,

PLAIN

192588

Q—LEVER,

7376043 (SHOWN ON

FIG.

74)

R—ROD, CONITROL-SHAFT-TO-VEHICLE-LEVER 7403385

S—SPRING, LEVER 7376252

T—SPACER,

BEARING

7376137

such

a

position that the outer vehicle control lever en

gages

the

s top

o f the inner

vehicle-to-carburetor

lever,

which in turn

engage s the vehicle control

lever

s top

(G)

when l eve r s are actuated

by governor.

(7) Assemble the governor control-shaft-to-vehicle-lever

rod

(R)

by

installing

right-hand-thread

hex-jam nuts

(L)

and right-hand-thread rod-end ball

bearings

(K)

on

the

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rod.

Install the assembly on

the in

ner

vehicle

-to-car

buretor lever assembly

(E).

(8) I

nstall external sn

ap rin

g (A ) 

o

n t

he end of the

shaft

of the

control leve

r support (H).

Make certain all com

p

onents of

this

assem

bly

rotate

free

ly on t

he

shaf

t.

(fig.

74).

(1)

Install

 

tw

o snap

rings ( C ) and

ball bearings

  (D)

in 

the

control

shaft support

bracket (E).

M ake certain

the

beari

ngs are bottomed 

against

t

he snap ri

ngs in the

brack

et,

and th

at the o

uter 

races

  of t

he

be

arings

do

not

rotate in the

bracket.

(2)

In

stall the rem

aining outer snap 

rin

gs

( C )

in the control

 

shaft

support

bracket.

(3) I

nsert

t

he

governor

contro

l shaft (F) i

nto the bear

ings

of

th

e sup

port bracket.

See

t

hat the

shaft rotates 

freely in

the bearings before going

ahead wit

h  the

assembly

.

(4

)

Install

extern

al

sna

p ring (B)

on

the 

governor

 

co

ntrol

shaft

(F). Inser

t

Woodruf

f keys (G)

in the shaft.

(5) I

nstall control

-shaft-to-govern

or

lever

(K) on one 

end

of

the

control

shaft.

Secure

it 

with

its

bolt,

plain nut,

an

d

j

am nut.

A s s emble the control

-shaft-to-vehicle

 

lever

(A ) to other en

d of the sh

aft.

(6)

A ssemb

le the

cross-shaft

-to-control 

shaft

rod (X)

  and

the righ

t-

and

left-h

and-thread control-shaft

-to-governor

rod

  (N ,

fig

. 74

)

by

 

insta

lling

jam nuts and rod-e

nd ball

bearings on

the

rod.

Install

the  rod ass

emblies 

on

re

spective levers.

(fig.

75).

(1) Install ball

bearings (

R)  in three

cross 

shaft

sup

port

b

rackets (M).

M ake c

ertain the bea

rings do not

rotate

within the bracket

s.

(2 ) Install interna

l

sn

ap rings

  (L ) in

the

suppo

rt brackets.

(3)

Insert

W

oodruff

key (N). In

stall inner cross

shaft 

lever (A

).

S ecu

re in positio

n with plai

n

washer

(

T),

hex-head drilled

bolt (S), slotted

nut (C), and

cotter

pin

(B).

(4)

Slide

tw o 

bracket

and

bearing

assemblies

on

the

cross 

sh

aft, us

ing a soft

ham

mer

to tap ea

ch

into

position if

necessar

y. See that

 the bracke

t rotates freely

around

the s

haft.

(5)

 

Install in

ternal snap

ring (U) on

the

cros

s sha

ft.

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 6) Follo

w th

e

pr

ocedure

 

outlined

  above

 

for

installi

ng

the

rem

aining 

cross

 

shaft su

pport b

racket

and cro

ss s

haft 

co

ntrol  levers

  on th

e cross sha

ft.

  7

) A

ssembl

th

e cross

 

sh

aft-to-c

arbureto

r  contro

rod a

sem

blies b

y

in

stalling

 jam n

uts o

n ro

d-end

ball

b

earings

 

and

inserting bearings 

in

their 

turnbuckles. 

Install 

the

rod

 

asse

m blies

on

the end

levers.

The cro

ss  shaft

assem

bly

ca

n

be as sem b

led to  

the carbur

etor elbow

as

a

su

bassembl

y

par. 119)

.

Sec

t i o n

X

III

C L E A

N I N G IN S

PE C TIO

N AND

  RE

PAIR

O F

INDIVIDUA

L

PARTS

82. Oil

  Pr

essu r e C o

n t r o l Va

lve

(  .

77)

  1)

Remov

e

lo c

king wire f

rom

the val

ve cap

. Unscre

w the 

cap from

  the v

alve hou

sing. Care

should

 

be

exe

rc ised

to

 

preve

nt

the va

lve spring

from 

popp

ing the cap out

as

threads are

disengaged. Discard

the

cap

gasket.

Pull

t

he

s

pring a

nd its se

at from

  the

housin

g.

  2)

Unscrew

  the 

valve seat f

rom

the hou

sing 

and rem

ove

the c

ontrol

val

ve.

Clean all

parts in

 

d

ry-clea

ning solve

nt

or vo

latile

mineral

 

s

pirits.

Inspect

  the

 

c

ompone

nts for

thread

  dama

ge,

flaws,

and

 abrasio

ns. Chec

k to the

 limits

specif

ied in rep

air and

rebuild 

standards  par.

159).

Make 

certain 

that

the 

spring 

seat

oper

ates freely

in

the v

alve housi

ng and, tha

t

al

l

o

il

passa

ges

in the ho

using are

 free

of dirt a

nd s

ludge. Co

mpress

 the

spring

and 

note

 

any

 

wea

kness.

Thi

s

valve is

service

d  as a co

mplete  uni

t

a

nd a

ny

defec

tive par

t will nec

essitate

rep

laceme

nt of

 

t

he entire

  uni

t.

 1) Inser

t the  con

trol v

alve  i

n the va

lve hou

sing and

  in  

stall 

the

valve

seat.

Tighten

securely

by 

holding

the 

ho

using i

n a vise  f

itted w

ith soft

jaws.

 2) Plac

e the sp

ring seat

in large

  e

nd of the hous

ing,

in

ser

t

the

valv

e  sprin

an

d in

stall the

 

v

alve

cap with

 a

new cap 

gaske

t.

P

ress the

 

cap in

to  place

until t

he

th

reads s

tart to

 

eng

age.

Sec

ure the

 cap to  the

hous

ing

17

0

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S

E

A

T

V

A

L

E

 

7

V

A

L

E

 

C

O

N

T

R

O

L

 

7

H

O

U

S

I

N

G

 

V

A

L

E

 

7

 

G

A

S

K

E

T

S

E

A

T

S

N

-

A

N

N

U

L

R

 

7

S

P

R

I

N

G

 

V

V

5

7

C

A

P

 

V

A

L

E

-

7

R

A

 

P

D

 

1

S

P

R

I

N

G

 

V

A

L

V

E

-

7

H

N

V

A

L

V

E

 

7

V

A

L

V

E

 

B

Y

-

P

A

S

S

 

7

G

A

S

K

E

T

A

N

N

U

L

A

R

 

C

A

P

 

V

A

L

V

E

 

1

7

R

I

N

G

 

S

7

R

A

 

P

D

 

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with locking wire.

Adjustment of this

valve

is us

ually

made at engine test. It is

set

for 60 to

70 psi using

SA E

50

oil at 18

F, by

adding plain wa

shers

7372030

in the housing cap

over the valve spring.

If the desired

pres

sure

ra

nge cannot be reached, it is p

robably be

cause

the

spring

is

defective.

However, 

loose

main

bearings

or connecting rod bearings

may be t

he

cau

se

of low oil pressu

re.

If so, they sh

ould be replaced.

If

there

is

a question as t

o the reliability of

the

oil gage,

install

a

ma

ster

gage

in the line and check

new readings.

83. Oil

F i l te r By-Pass Valve

(fig. 78 )

R emove

locking wire

and

unscrew

the

valve

cap fro

m the valve housing.

Discard

t

he cap gasket. Compress

the by-pass valve on

the valve spring until the snap ring

is ex

posed and can be

removed from the

va

lve stem.

Clea

n

al

l p

arts

in dry-cleaning

solvent or volatile

miner

al spirits.

Inspect

the components

for

thread

damage,

flaws, and

abrasions.

Che

ck to the limits specified

in

repair

and

rebuild standards (pa

r. 160). M ake certain

 that the valve stem  

is

free in th

e

va

lve housing and that the valve

 

spring

is

n

ot

w ea

k.

This valve is serviced

as a complete unit and any

defective part will necessitat

e replacement of the entire unit.

Place the

valve spring on

the

valve housing.

Insert

 

the

by-p

ass

valve,

and comp

ress

valve a

nd

sp

ring until the

snap

ri

ng can

be installed on the valve st

em at the valve cap

end.

In

stall the

cap

and a new cap gas

ket.

Secur

e the cap to

the

housing

with

locking

wire.

The

oil

filter  by-pass

valve

re

quires no

adjustment.

84. Oil C o o l e r Pre ssu re B y

-Pas s

Valve

(fig. 79 )

Remove

locking wire

a

nd unscrew the

 

valve

cap

from the valve housing.

Discard the

ca

p gasket. Compress

the by-pass

valve

on

the

valve

spring

until the

end

of 

the

valve

stem is exposed and

the snap

ring

can be removed

. Remove snap 

ring spring and va

lve.

Clean all parts in dry-cleaning

solvent or volatile

m

ineral spirits.

Inspect

the components for thread damage,

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G

A

:

 

C

V

V

A

A

7

1

R

P

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flaws

,

and

ab

rasio

ns. C

heck  to th

e lim

its

spec

ified

in

repai

r an

rebu

ild sta

ndard

s pa

r. 

16

1). M ake

  certa

in  th

at th

e valve

 

ste

m

is  fr

ee in

t

he 

v

alv e ho

using

 

and that

 the val

ve

spr

ing is not

 we

ak.

Th

is

valve

  is

servi

ced as

  a com

plete

unit

 

a

nd

any 

de

fectiv

e pa

rt

wi

ll n

eces

sitate re

place

ment

 of

th

e

e

ntire

 

un

it.

Clamp

the

valve 

housing in  a

vise

fitted

with

s

oft

jaws.

  Pla

ce

the

v

alve

spring

 on the v

alve

h

ousin

g. Inse

rt

th

e by-p

ass

valve

 

in

 the

housi

ng and

com

pres

s val

ve and

spri

ng 

un

til

the 

snap rin

ca

n

be

  inse

rted

on

the end

of th

e val

ve

ste

m

at 

the

 

hou

sing

cap

 

en

d.

Inst

all th

e sna

p rin

g valve

  c

ap an

d

new  cap

  ga

sket.

 

Secu

re  th

e

cap

to

h

ousin

g w

ith 

lock

ing wi

re.

Th

e o

il coole

r

b

y-pas

s

va

lve re

quire

s no

 

ad

justm

ent.

85 

Oil

Coo ler  

Therm o s taJ i c

B y  Pass  

Valve

Assem b ly

 W,

fig.  86

)

Th

is va

lv e  i

s f

actory

  adjus

ted

to

cont

rol  oil flow

at

 185

°

F.

 

t

 

ope

ns to

  by

-pass

oil at

a

 

di

fferen

tial 

of 60

psi. 

The  v

alve  can

 

no

t b

e dis

assem

ble d

 

an

d

cle an

ed in

the

field

. f the

re 

is d

oubt

as to 

the rel

iabili

ty o

f the 

unit, i

nstall

 a

 

ma

ster

tem

pera

ture in

di

c

ating

u

nit in 

the

 

oil

  line

and c

heck

the un

it.

t

is also po

ssibl

e

to check

  the va

lv e 

ope

ration

 by pu

tting

the u

nit 

in

 

a

 

hot

w

ater 

bath and 

slowly

bringing the 

water

temperature 

up

to

the 

de

sired

  poin

t.

f the

re is

  n

o valve

trave

l,

t

he

un

it is de

fectiv

e an

d

m

ust be

 

rep

laced

.

86 

Cra

nk cas

e Oil P

an   a

nd A

ccess

o ry C

ase

Oil 

Sump

 

fig . 80

)

f t

Eemo

ve the

  lo c

king  w

ire 

fro

m  the  o

il pan

baffl

e  stu

ds,

r

emov

e  slotte

d nu

ts

E)

a

nd l

ift

out

th

e

o

il pan

 

b

affles

D

). Dis

card

the 

baff

le-to-o

il pan

  g

asket

C).

The

oil

pa

n drain

  p

lug J)

and

the

  su

mp magn

etic

dr

ain plug

R

)

for

t

he

a

ccess

ory

c

ase

sum

w

ere 

rem

oved

 

at

 

eng

ine  disa

ssemb

ly .

Wa

sh 

the

sum

p, oil  p

an,  and

  ba

ffle  tho

roug

hly

with

  dry

-clea

ning solv

ent

or

 vola

tile min

eral

spir

its.

  1) Exa

mine

  the

oil p

an and

s

ump f

or crack

s wi

th t

he ai

d

o

f a s

trong

 

li

ght

or o

ther

ava

ila ble

 

m

ethod

.

Any cra ck

s

are 

cause 

for

rejection.

Small

cracks 

will

probably

lead

to l

arger

 one

s durin

g

s

ubseq

uent 

op

erati

on of

 the eng

ine.

 

2) Exam

ine

the fl

ange

surf

aces f

or any

dam

age cau

sed

by

ca

reless

 

ha

ndlin

g.

Look

  for 

disco

lorati

on of

the finis

hed

surfa

ces

as ev

idenc

e of 

oil lea

kage.

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(3)

Inspect th

e threads of t

he drain

 

plugs and

dra

in

plu

g

openings for torn

 

o

r damaged

threads which m

ay

allo

w

oil leakag

e.

(4)

Inspect t

he baffles for warpage

and cracks.

 

R eplace

 

defe

ctive

ba

ffles.

(5)

Inspe

ct

all 

studs.

Mark

for

repla

cement all loose

or

be

nt

studs,

or studs

with

d

amaged

thread

s.

(6

) Inspec

t Rosan

inserts. L

ook for pulled insert

s

an

d dam

aged

threads.

(1) R eplac

e

loose or defectiv

e studs (par

. 57) .

(2)

Use

a

fin

e mill file or

an

oi

l sto ne to remove an

y raised

metal at

 

dent

s  or scratches.

(3)

R eplace

defective  Rosan

inserts (par

.

57).

(fig.

80). Install oil

pan baffle (D)

on the oil pan,

using

a new baffle-to

-o il pan gasket

  (C). S e

cure with slotted nu

ts

(E) a

nd lo cking wire.

Install

the

o

il pan and the

accessory case

oil sump magne

tic

drain plug (R) and

pan dra

in

plug

(J), using

new pan

drain plug

annular gas

ket (H) and sump

drain

plug

annular

gas

ket (Q).

87.

F lyw hee l G r o u p

(f

ig .

24)

See

paragraph

53 for removal and

disas

sembly

of

the

flywheel.

Clean 

all p

arts

with

 dry-cl

eaning solvent or vola

tile

 mineral

spirits.

(1)

Inspect

 

the

 

to

rsion damp

er fricti

on

disks

 (F

), 

dam

per

pressure plate

(E),

and

damper spa

cer plate (J) f

or

imperfections 

or signs o

f failure. T

here are n

o

definite

limits established

 

fo

r these

parts and

good jud

gment

must decid

e i

parts

 are to be replaced.

Examine

the

torsio

n

damper

ring (D).

  Replace

the ring if cracks

are evident

or

if a

perm

anent set or

distortion

is

noticed.

Examine the

damper hub (B

)

for

worn or

damaged

splines. Rep

lace the hub

if such  defects

are

noted.

Examine

the

flywheel

cover

plate  (C),

damper

spring driven p

late

(G

), and damper

 hub plat

e

(H) for

we

ar

or

 damage

 

which m

ay lead

to a

fut

ure failu

re.

(2)

I

nspect drive

springs (M ) for cracks and 

breaks

.

When

 

these

springs are

assembled with their seats

, they

 

sh

ould

fit

snugly

in the flywheel

recesses. A ny

 

looseness

is

an

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R

PD

 

55

95

7

6

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indication of

de

fective sprin

g.

Replace

 loos

e

spring

s

a

nd

test

other springs

 to  th

e

li

mits

specif

ied

in

repair 

and rebuild

 

standa

rds

(par.

162) .

(3) Chec

k

the

fit of

the cran

kshaft-to-fly 

w h

eel

dowel pins

in

the

holes of

the

flywheel

hub

to

th

e

limits specified

in

repair 

and rebuild 

standards (par. 

162).

Replace

them

 if any looseness

 

is

evident or

if the in

spection of

the

crankshaft

 

indicates

the

need

for o

versize

dowel

pins

.

Exa

mine

the

flyw heel

f

or any wear or damage

which may lead

to

a

failur

e.

88.

F

lywhee Repair

(1)

D owel

pins

are

secured in

the

crankshaft

flange 

by

small

hex-socket set

screws (A M , fig

.

65

) in  th

e

oute

r

surface of

 

cranksh

aft flange.

L oosen

these set  screw

s

and extract

the

 

dowel

pins.

(2

)

T

w o sizes of

dowel pins

are stocked

 

fo

r replaceme

nt.

Fi

xture set

41-F-2

997-185 (fig .

8)

is

provided for

dowel pin

replacement.

(1)

Pilot

the 

reaming

fixture

in

the

flywheel

and bolt

it

in

place.

With

the

s

pecial double-

end ream

er, ream

the

flyw

heel holes

for

the

dowel p

in selected.

(2)

With same

 

fixture

and re

amer, repeat

the

rea

ming oper

ation on

the

cranksha

ft fla

nge.

(3)

D rive new dowel

pi

ns

in

the

 

c

rankshaft

flange

until

the grooves

in the pins lin

e

up

exactl

y with the set

scre

w

holes. Tigh

ten

the 

set screw

s.

89.

Valve Ro

ckers

(fig. 81)

Clean a

ssembled

parts by w

ashing

in

dry-cleaning

so

lvent  or volatil

e mineral

spirits.

(1)

See

that the

ad

justing

screws turn freely.

Insp

ect the

assembly for

cracks

. Inspect th

e valve

rocke

r bearings.

If they

are

loo

se or damage

d, replace

  the entire v

alve

rocker a

ssembly. See

that the valv

e rocker

ro

ller turns

freely and is

free of scuff

or score ma

rks. Replace

the

a

ssembly for

any of

these

reasons

.

See that th

e oil

tube passage is

clear

in each valve rocke

r.

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(2

) Check assemblies

to

limits

  spec

ified in repair

 

and r

e

build st

andards (par.

1

63).

Only clearance

 

dim

ensions 

can be checked.

  The valve ro

cker rol

ler and roller hu

b

clearance can be

  check

ed

by mou

nting a dial

indicator

against

  the

ro

ller  with

the entire ass

embly

posit

ioned

securely.

M ove

the roller to  the extre

mes o

f

its trave

l.

Total

 

ind

icator reading

is

the

 clearance.

(1) Po

lish minor

scr

atches

and scores

 

from

the valve rocker

shafts (S, fig

.

60

) with crocus clo

th. R

eplace

shaft

s

with lo

ose oil

tu

bes or heav

y scoring.

(2 ) If t

he adjusting

screw does

  not

turn

free

ly, clean up

 

any damag

ed threads. R

eplace the screw

 if thre

ads can

not

be

cleaned 

up.

Defects

in

the 

valve

rocker

assem

bly

are not repa

irable. R

eplace

any  de

fective

assembli

es.

9

0. Ign i t i o n Harn

es s

C l

ean the ign

ition harness wit

h a

 

cloth

dampened with

a

m

ild soap

a

nd water.

  Pay par

ticular atte

ntion to the 

spark cable

ins

ulators and

conta

cts.

A

SSY

7767321

733867

3

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Caution

Never use so lven t

o n

electrical parts, as

it

decom

poses

rubber.

Inspect

all

harness

cables

and

con n e c t i o n s for looseness ,

burned

or damaged cond i t ion , and frayed

insulation

or

shield

ing.

Repair any

defects or replace

the

defect ive part.

c.

Check

all cables

for

electrical continuity.

With

a

high

ten

s i on ignition

tester, test

leads

for electrical

leakage. Replace

any defect ive cables .

91. In take

Manifold

(fig.

106)

Each manifold consists of three castings

which are attached to the cylinders, a

connector which

is attached

to

the

supercharger

hous ing ,

and manifold

balance

tube fittings

which are connec t ed by

the balance

tube extending

through the

crankcase. Air aspirators are attached to the s ides

o f

No. 1 and

No. 2

cylinder

manifold sec t ions , and are connec t ed by l ines to

the

carburetors and the

carburetor elbow.

All manifold s e c t i on s

are joined together with short hose c o n ne c t io n s and secured

with

clamps. Loosen the

c lamps and

separate

and

r emove the s e c t i on s .

Wash metal

parts

with dry-cleaning so lven t or

volati le

mineral

spirits.

S e e

that

carbon

deposits

are

removed

from inner surfaces. Clean hose con n e c t i o n s

with

water.

Dis

card

hard or unserviceable hoses .

(1) Inspect the

intake manifold castings

for cracks

and

f laws.

Replace

unserviceable parts.

Check

for

n icks and

burrs o n the

machined

surface

which

mates with

cyl

inder

mounting pad. Check to see

if

faces

are

flat, not

warped, and

that

there are

n o

signs

o f leakage

at the

gaskets. Examine the

intake manifold

balance

tube

f langes (L) for cracks and defec t s .

(2) Inspect R o s a n

inserts

in castings and replace any which

are defect ive (par. 57).

(3)

Disassemble and

inspect the ori f ice

o f

the air aspirator

assembly

(GG). The

body must be free

o f

dirt.

(4) Hose

clamps should

be examined and damaged

c lamps

replaced.

(5) Inspect

pipe

plugs and threaded

open ings for

damage

o r any

s ign s o f

leakage.

(1) Install pipe plugs in manifold sec t i o n s for No. 1, 2, and

6 cyl inders .

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(2)

Assemble right (1-3-5) side an

d left (2-4-6) side mani

fold

sections.

Use n

ew

manifold

section

hoses

(D ) and

new

or

serviceable hose cla

mps. Tighten

 

c

lamps

only

enough

to keep sections

 

from turning

 in the hoses.

92. Cyl inder

ead Oil Drain

Manifold

(fig. 107)

Each

m

anifold consists o

f three individually

cast

sections

 

an

d

two

oil

drain

line

a

ssemblies. All

sections

ex

cept

the

e

nd

ones

at cylinders

No. 5 and

6

manifold

sections

(B)

and (P)

are identical

and are interchangeable on the

engine.

Each  line assembly is

different and must

be

returned

to its

ori

ginal position

. All oil

drain

manifold section

bolts

(N)

which 

hold

the

sections to

the

cylinder  heads

are

alike.

All

oil

drain

ma

nifold section hoses (A)

and

hose

 

clamps

(L)

are 

ali

ke. Loosen

the hose clamps a

nd separate sections.

Wash all

metal

parts

with

dr

y-cleaning

solvent

or

volatile mineral

spirits. See that all

carbon,

sludge,

and foreign

 

material

is removed f

rom inner

surfaces.

Th

e

hollow

bolts con

tain

drain holes whic

h must be thoroughly cleaned.

Use probes,

if

nec

essary, to remove

dirt

from

bolt

holes.

  Clean hoses

with

water.

Replace 

hard or unserv

iceable

hoses.

Inspect sections

 and lines

for

 cracks and flaws.

Replace unserviceable part

s. Inspect the

machined surfaces for

nicks and burrs.

Look for signs

 

of

leakage at the gaskets. R e

move

minor nicks and burrs wi

th

an

oil stone. Dress nicked

or

warped su

rfaces on a surfac

e

plate or

replace the manifold

s

ection. Examine

hose

clam

ps and replac

e

damaged

or unservice

able clamp

s.

93.

E x h a u s t

Manifold

Sect io n s

and

H o t

S p o t

Manifolds

(f i

g . 112)

The

 exhaust manifold

sections are supplied as a

unit for

each

 side

or

bank

of cylinders. A weld

ed

bellows

between

the sections allows for therm

al

exp

ansion and mo

vement of

indi

vidual

cylinders.

Wash parts in dry-cleaning

  solven

t

or vo

latile

mineral sp

irits.

Inspect the mating

 flanges

for flaws,

nicks, and

bu

rrs. Look for

signs

of war

page and leakage

 

at the flanges.

Inspect for cracks at flanges,

bellows, and a

t areas around

welded

joints

. Weld

mi

nor crack

s.

Remove minor

nicks and burrs. R e

plac

e

sec

tions wh

ich cannot

be r

epaired.

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94

 

Eng ine

Sh r

o u d an

  Ro to r Ho u s i n g

and  Cool ing

  an

Out

 

le t Van

e Hou s ing

(fig

. 17)

a

The

shroud is fab

ricated as

a unit ex

cept

for

sma

ll

f

it-in

pieces

.

The

fan

rotor housin

g

is

 fastene

d  to

the shroud

and

need

not be disas

sembled un

less defectiv

e parts

are found.

6.

 

Clean al

l

p

arts with

dry-cleani

ng solvent or

vola

tile

mineral

 

spirits.

(1) Ins

pect

the shroud

,

fan

rotor housin

g, a

nd

fan

 

outlet

vane housin

g for crack

s,

warped o

r

ben

t pieces,

and for

dam

aged or

im

properly fitting p

ieces. Straig

hten, re

pair,

or replace

any warped 

or

damaged

pieces. 

The

rubb

er

s

eal of the

shroud

 

is

 

im

portant f

or prop

er engine

 

cooling

  and mu

st be in

good conditi

on.

(2)

Chec

k

a

ll housing

studs

 

and

 

repl

ace an

y th

at

are miss

 

ing or

damag

ed.

C

heck

all

nu

ts th

at

are

welded

 to the

shro

ud and re

place any

that

are

miss

ing. Ins

pect the

speed  grip

 

reta

ining nuts 

which

are

 

u

sed for

 s

ecuring

th

e

co

vers at the

fly wheel

and accessory 

ends of

  the

shroud.

To remove 

the nuts,

compress

the spring

clip

and p

ush 

the

nuts thro

ugh

th

e

shro

ud holes. Instal

l the

nu

ts

in

the same

mann

er.

(3)

Check the separato

rs of

the

fan

ou

tlet vane  housi

ng

to be

sure air flo

w

is

not

 

restricted.

95

Cool in g

an Dr iv e

(fig. 82)

(1

)

The fan

d

rive

vertic

al shaft

bearing housing

  (F), oi

l

seal housin

g (K

),

and

vertica

fan

drive

shaft (C)

 

were

disasse

mbled  as they w

ere

removed from

  the

 

eng

ine

(par. 54).

(2) Rem

ove

th

e fa

n

drive

vertical

sh

aft

ball

bearing

(G )

from t

he bearing h

ousing.

Clean

all

p

arts in

  dry-clean

ing solve

nt

o

r

vola

tile mineral 

spirits.

Use

probes

if

necessary

to

clean 

out

holes

in

the bearing housing

.

(1 )

Insp

ect t

he gears and

 

drive 

s

hafts by magn

aflux or

any other suita

ble method

. Any 

crack

s are

cause for

rej

ection of a

part. Ex

amine

the g

ears

f

or abrasio

ns

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A—BEARING,

VERTICAL S

HAFT 7351157

B — G E A R , B

EVEL,

V

ERTICAL SHAFT 7351158

C—SHAFT.

FAN

DRIVE

, VERTICA

L

7346599

D—SLINGER, OIL 7346506

E—GASKE

T, O

RING

546884

F—HOUSING,

VERTICAL SHAFT

BEARING

7346 53 9

G—BEARING, BALL,

 

VERTICAL SHAFT 7539700

H—GA

SKET,

O

RING

 

546878

J—SEAL,

OIL, VERTICAL SHAFT 7376044

K—HOUSING,

SEAL 7376051

L—WASHE

R, PLAIN

502245

M —

NUT,

SLTD

225869

N—PIN

, COTTER 137214

P—NUT, SLTD 7767728

Q — S CR E W ,

FL-HD

120697

R—RING

, SNAP 7725549

S—G E AR ,

BEVEL, HORIZONTAL SHAFT 7351190

T—BEARING,

FAN

DRIVE

HORIZONTAL

SHAFT

BEVEL

 

GEAR

7351189

U

—GASKET,

ANNULAR 

7346727

V—

NIPPLE, HOSE 7346497

W — C L A

M P, HOSE

502

91 9

X—HOSE, H

ORIZONTAL SHAF

T

7403383

Y—SHAFT,

FAN

DRIVE, HORIZONTAL

7346 49 8

Continue

d

on tooth faces and

 for buns on tooth

c

orners. Minor

defects

can

be correc

ted with an oil sto

ne.

(2) Carefully

check the condition

of

the

ball

bearing.

Spin

the

bearing outer race to detect any u

ndue roughness

or sti

cking. Roughness or

sticking is

cause for

replace

ment.

(3)

E

xamine the vertical

shaft and fan drive horizontal

shaft bevel gear bearings.

Note 

condition

of

thrust

faces

at

contact

surface with

the

bevel

gears.

Discolored

surfaces a

re an indication

of insufficient lubrication.

Exami

ne

passages

in the crankcase

flange.

(

4) The brass 

ho

usings

should be

checke

d for warpag

e

and

distortion. The

mating

faces

must be

free of nicks 

and

burrs. 

Minor defects can

be

removed

with

a

fine

mill

f

ile.

(5) The perman

ently

incl

osed fan drive ve

rtical shaft

oil

sea

l

(J) has a tight press

fit in its housing. Rem

oval

from

the housing 

will

 

ruin the

seal. If

th

ere is

an

y

evidence of leakage, replace the

seal.

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(6) Check

 

all

parts

to the limi

ts specified in

repair

and

rebu

ild standard

s

(par.

164).

(1) Install

a new or

serviceable fa

n drive vertical

shaft ball

be

aring (G

)

in vertical

shaft bea

ring housi

ng 

(F). In

sert

the

ver

tical fan driv

e shaft 

(C) in the

b

earing

and

chec

k

the

freedom of rotation.

(2) If

  the fan

drive

vertic

al

shaft oil seal

(J) shows

e

vi

dence of leak

age, press a new

oil seal in

seal housing

(E) with t

he

inne

r sprin

g loade

d retainer to the crank

-

ca

se 

si

de of the hou

sing. M

ake

sur

e the

out

er

case is

se

ated properly in the recess

provid

ed in

th

e

top

of

 

t

he

housin

g.

(3)

See

paragraph

104

for fan

drive horizontal

shaft

as

semb

ly .

96.

 

Vent

and

  F

u el L ines

(fig

s. 110 and

 114)

Inspect

all

lin

es for leaks,

cracks, a

nd

gener

al deteri

oration.

Look

for frayed

spots

or

areas

which have

been damaged

by

being

in 

contact

with

other

parts. 

Examine

all line

connectors 

a

nd

fittin

gs

for

damag

ed threads. Defective

or dam

aged

l

ines

must be re

placed to eliminate an

y possibility

of leakage.

Line

co

nnectors and fittin

gs whic

h

are

damaged shou

ld also be re

placed.

97. H o t s p

o t  

Outlet H o u s

in g

and

V a c u u m

 

Heat Co

n t r o l

(1 ) Rem

ove vacuum

 

heat

con

trol line assembly  (KK)

from

its union

el

bow

in t

he vacuum

 

heat

  contro

l housing

(DD).

(2) Sepa

rate the

heat c

ontrol

hous

ing (DD)

from t

he 

va

cuum

heat

 contr

ol lever housing

(R)

by

removin

g th

e

eight

drilled

-fillister-head screw

s (HH) a

nd

flat

wash

ers.

  Remove v

acuum

heat

co

ntrol

spring

(CC).

(3)

Remove 

link

check

plain

nut

(B B)

from the

vacuum

he

at cont

rol

li

nk (V)

. Discard special l

ink check nut

tab was

her

(

AA)

which locks the heat

contro

l link^nut.

(4)

Remove the heat

control spring

lower seat  (Y),

  heat

contro

l .diaphra

gm

(Z )

  and the

h

eat

control spring

up

per seat (Y) from

the contro

l

link.

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(5)

R emove

the vac

uum hea

t contro

l

link f

rom the 

heat

co

n

trol

lever

(S)

by removing

cotter pin (

T) from the

vacuum 

heat control

le

ver drilled

-fillister-head

pin (W).

Rem

ove plain

washer

(U).

R

emove control

lever fro

m

the vac

uum

heat contro

l

shaft lever

(M ) b y

driving out

heat

control

lever

countersunk-head

rivet

(X).

(6 ) R

emove the three

slotted nuts and

plain washers.

 

Sep

a

rate

the

va

cuum heat con

trol

leve

r

h

ousing

(R) from 

the hotspot out

let hou

sing assemb

ly (F)

.

(7) Remove

the leve

r

housi

ng gaskets and

spacer  from

 hot-

spo

t o

utlet housing

studs. Discard t

he gaskets.

(1) Clean

 

all parts in

dry-clean

ing solvent

or

volat

ile mi

n

eral

spirits.

(2) Remove c

arbon depos

its

fro

m hotspot

control v

alv e

(B

)

with

 wire

brush and scraper.

(1) Use a fin

e mill

fi

le

to

remove a

ny raised

metal on co

n

tact surfaces

.

(2 ) Ins

pect the

c

omponents

for damaged

thread

s,

fl

aws, and

abrasio

ns.

(3 ) 

Inspect the

con

dition

of

the 

vacuum

heat

control

lever

shaft and

its bushing

-type bearings

for wear.

Replace

t

he

a

ssembly

if

parts

are

exce

ssively

worn. Replace

the vacuu

m

heat contr

ol

diap

hragm (Z).

(4)

Check all pa

rts

to

the  limits

  spec

ified

i

n repair

an

d

rebuild

standards (par. 165).

(1)

M ake certa

in that there  is

free move

ment

an

d full

trav

el of

the

hotspot

contro

l

valve 

(B)

  in 

the

hotsp

ot

outlet ho

using

as

sembly

(F).

(2)

Inst

all the vacuum 

heat

control l

ever

housing gas

kets

(K

) and s

pacer

(L

) on hotspot outle

t h

ousing stu

ds.

(

3)

Install v

acuum

heat

con

trol lever

housing (R

) to hotspot

outlet

housing assembly

(

F) with thre

plain w

ashers 

(N) and

 thre

e slotted nuts (P). Secu

re

w

ith s

afety

wir

e.

(4) Install vacuum

 h

eat control lev

er

(S)

on its shaft

 

(M),

using 

a new

heat 

control

lever

countersunk-head

rivet

(X).

(5)

Insta

ll the vacuum

 

heat control link (V) to

the heat

c

ontrol 

lever

(S)

with vacuum

heat control lever

drill

ed-

fillister

-head p

in (W). Secure

w

ith plain

was

her (U)

and cotter pin

(T). Before

procee

ding

furth

er, check

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0

H

2

1

 

4

5

6

I

N

 

^

 

D

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A—PIN,

TAPER

ED, C O N T R O L  VALVE 740

3375

B

— V A L V E ,

C O N T R O L ,

HOTS

POT 7410

40 0

C—GASKET,

O

UTLET

HOUSING 7375844

D—WASH

ER,

P

LAIN 502204

E—BO

LT, DLD-HEX-H

D

737670 5

F—HOU

SING, HOTSP

OT OUTLE

T, ASSY 7410401

G — S T U

D

74030

97

H—ST

UD 7403512

J—

STUD 7

403070

K—GASK

ET,

L

EVER HOUSING 7

375855

L—SPACE

R, LEVER

HOUSING 7375854

M

—SHAFT, LEVER

7375853

N—WASHER, PLA

IN 5022

45

P—

NUT, S L T

D 225869

Q—PL U G,

PIPE

7538990

R—HOUSIN

G,

H

EAT C

O N T R O L LEV

ER

73758

45

S—LE

VER, HEAT

 C O N TR O

L

7403374

T—PIN, COT

TER 103

361

U—WAS

HER,

PLAIN AIR-AN-960-C51

6

V—LINK, HE

AT C O N T R O

L

7375851

W—PIN,

DLD-FL-HD,

LEVER 7410082

X—

RIVER, CK-HD

, HEAT

CONTROL LEVER 740337

6

Y—SEAT,

 HEAT

C O N T R O L SPRING

, UPPER

 A N D

LO

WER 737584

6

Z—DIAPHRAGM,

HEAT

C O N T R O L

7376254

AA—WASHER, 

T A B , LINK CH

ECK NUT 74

10167

BB

—NUT, PLAIN,

CHECK

,

LI

NK 7414571

C

C—SPRING, HEAT

C O N T R O L 7410093

DD—HOUSIN

G,

HEAT

 C O N T

R O L

74033

73

EE—

GASKET,

ANNULAR

 119937

FF—BOLT,

STOP

,

LINK

7375852

G G — W A S H E

R , PLAIN 192

588

HH—SCREW,

 DLD-F

IL-HEAD 5443 9

6

JJ—ELBOW, FLARED TUBE,

90

DEG

7767517

KK—

LINE,

HEAT 

C O N T R O L ,

A

SSY 7376030

LL—ELBOW

,

FL

ARED T

UBE,

90 D

EG 7410039

Continued

freedom o

f

movement

a

nd

components

 thus

far

assem 

bled.

(6)

Install 

the

heat 

control

spring

upper  seat (Y),

vacuum

he

at

contr

ol diap

hragm (Z),

heat control

spring lo w er

seat (Y)

, and

l

ink check

nut ta

b

w

asher (AA),

on the

contr

ol link in the 

order

nam

ed.  Secure these

com

p

onents w

ith the

vacuum heat control

link

 

chec

k

plain

nu

t (BB). S e

cure the nut

with the tab w

asher.

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(7) Install the vacuum

heat

control spring (CC) in the

va c uum heat control housing (DD). Attach this hous

ing to

the vacuum

heat

control lever

housing (R) with

eight drilled-fillister-head

s c r ew s

(HH) and

plain wash

ers (GG). S e c u r e

with

safety wire. Make sure that the

flat

spot

o n

the

outer diameter

of

the

v acu u m con t ro l

housing and

the

f lat spot

o n the outer

diameter o f

the vacuum control lever

housing

correspond. This wil l

locate

the vacuum

heat

control l ine 90° f lared tube e lbow

(JJ)

in the

vacuum control

housing in the proper posi

t ion .

Install the vacuum heat control

link

s top bo l t (FF)

and

a

n e w

annular gasket

(EE).

(8) Assemble the

vacuum heat control

l ine assembly. In

stall

e lbow

o n

heat

control

hous ing .

98.

Oil

Fue l

and Pr imer

Fil ters

a. (fig. 84).

(1 ) Remove the oil filter head

(E)

from the

center

filter element

tube

(A).

R e m o v e

the drilled-hex-

head bolt

(J) and

its

gasket. Discard the gasket. R e

m ov e e l emen t

nut

(C). R e m o v e the fil ter element tube

disks (B)

and

disk

spacers

(N).

(2)

Clean

the disks in dry-cleaning so lven t or

volat i le

mineral

spirits.

Use

compre s s ed

air to assist

in cleaning

deposits from disks . New

disks are

fur

nished to replace any disks which are

defect ive .

(3 ) Assemble the disks and spacers in order on

the tube and install the

filter

head. Secure with annular

gasket

(H),

drilled

hex-head bolt

(J), and safety wire.

6. (fig. 114) .

(1) Drain the

filter

body by o pen i ng the drain

cock in the

bottom o f

the hous ing .

Separate

the upper

and l owe r halves of

housing by loosen ing

the

%-inch

nut

o n

the top

o f

the hous ing .

(2) Clean all

parts

in dry-cleaning solvent o r

volat i le

mineral

spirits.

(3)

Install

the filter

core

in

the

l ow e r

half

o f

the hous ing . Install these c o m p o n e n t s to the upper half

of the hous ing , using new gaskets.

(fig. 108).

(1) Disassemble the primer filter assembly

by loosen ing the nut of the

filter

bail assembly (M) (5 )

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R

A

P

D

 

1

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and

  se

parating

the filter head

 

M )

 

(1)

an

d

the filter

bowl ass

embly

(M) 4).

 

R

emove gas

ket and el

ement.

(2 )

Clean all parts

  in

dry-cleani

ng

s

olvent or

volatil

e mineral

spi

rits.

(3)

Install the filter e

lement

M )

(3) in  th

e

filter

head.

Install

 

the filter 

bowl an

d  bail t

o the h

ead,

usin

g a new gasket

.

99

C

arbure tor

Elb

ow

  fig. 85

)

Remo

ve

air-met

ering

valve

asse

mbly T) and 

90

degree

tube

elb

ow (

U, fi

g.

113).

 

L

eave al

l

other inspection

 

plugs,

elbows,  etc .,

installed

in  

the 

carburetor

elbow,

unless

there 

is

  an  indi

cation they

should be

  rem

oved for add

itional insp

ec

ti

on and

cleaning.

 1) Clea

n  all e

xternal and

 inter

nal surfaces

wit

dry-cl

ean 

ing

solvent o

r volatile m

ineral

spirits.

(2)

Use 

air

press

ure

h

ose to re

move loo

se

carbo

n

deposits

from

 

in

ternal surfa

ces of

hotspo

t

man

ifold 

(1

) Inspect

the

c

omponents

  for

thread dam

age, flaws, an

d

abr

asions. Loo

k for

casting

defects. F

lange faces

must

be

free of nicks

and b

urrs. Insp

ect a

ir-meterin

va

lve

for

 

signs of

sticking or da

maged plun

ger.

(2) Use a

fine

  mill

f

ile  to remove

  any

raised metal

at de

nts

or scr

atches on

contac

t surfaces.

In

stall air-m

etering

valv e

  assemb

ly T) and

 90

°

tube

elbow U,

fig.

113).

100 Oi l

Coolers

and

 

L i ne

s

  fig.

86)

(1)

R

emove

the oil cooler

screen

assembl

y

G)

and sc

reen 

su

pport assemb

ly

F) from

 

oil

coole

r assembly

D,

fig. 87

).

(2)

Remove

transmission

cooler

inlet

and

outlet 

line

assem 

b

lies 

C

an

d D) and

engine

  cooler  ou

tlet and inle

t line 

a

ssemblies F

  and J),

tra

nsmission cooler

inlet

  and

c

ontrol

housing ou

tlet  conn

ector

B), transmiss

ion

co

oler and engi

ne cooler 

ou

tlet connector G

), and

en

gine

cooler

  inlet conn

ector H).

Discard

gaskets

.

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3

R

em

o

ve

  oil

  c

oo

le

t

he

rm

o

s

tat

ic

 by

-p

as

va

lv

as

se

m

bly

 

W

)

 

f

ro

m

  t

he

 by

-p

as

s v

a

lve

 h

o

us

in

g

(X

).

 

R

em

o

ve

  t

he

 

h

ou

si

ng

 

fr

om

 t

he

 o

il

  co

o

ler

.

  4) 

Remove 

oil

coolers

from 

the

eng ine 

shroud 

by remov 

in

g

 th

fo

ur

 ja

m

 

nu

ts

 

(

P

, f

ig

.

86

)

an

d

 

fo

ur

 

d

ri

lle

d

-h

ex

h

ea

d

 b

ol

ts 

N

fig

. 87

).

 5

D

is

c

ard

 al

l

g

as

ke

ts

.

1)

 

C

le

an

 

all

  p

ar

ts

 in

  dr

y-

cl

ea

ni

ng

 

s

olv

e

nt

 o

r v

ol

ati

le

 

m

in

 

e

ra

s

pi

rit

s.

1

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A—COOLER,

OIL, ASSY 73

76040

B—CONNEC

TOR,

T

RANSMISSION

COOLER

INL

ET 

AND CONTRO

L

HOUSING O

UT

LET 7376009

C—LINE,

INL

ET,

TRANSMISSION 

COOLER, AS

SY

73 76839

D—LINE, OUTLET,

TRANSMISSION C

OOLER, ASSY 7410080

E—ELBOW

, TRANSMISSION  7410081

F—LI

NE, OUTLET, ENGINE

COOLER, ASSY 7376127

G—CONNECTOR,

OUTLET, TRANSMISSION

COOLER

AND

ENGINE

COOLER

73 76012

H—CON

NECTOR,

INLET,

ENGINE

COOLER 7376013

J—

LINE,

IN

LET, ENGINE

COOLER,

ASSY

73 7

5861

K—NU

T, BALL SLEEVE,

COMPRESSION T

UBE FITTING  7372660

L—SLEEVE, BALL, C

OMPRESSION  TUBE

 

FITTING

1934B7

M—NUT, PLAIN

225854

N—

CONNECTOR,

INLE

T, OIL

CONTRO

L

HOUSING

 

7346

635

P—NUT,

JAM 107823

Q—WASHER, PLAIN 50220

4

R—BOLT,

DLD-HEX-HD 7376759

S—BOLT, D

LD-HEX-HD 73467

18

T—GASKET, C

ONNECTOR 7346579

TJ—GASKET,

BY-PASS

VALVE

HOUSING 

7375878

V—GASKE

T, ANNULA

R, BY-PASS

VA

LVE

7403580

W

—VALVE, BY-PAS

S,

THERM

OSTATIC, ASS

Y

7346573

X—HOUSING,

BY-PASS

V

ALVE 737587

7

Y—BO

LT, DLD-HEX-HD 73 4

6713

Z—

WASHER,

PLAIN

 

502245

AA—BOLT,

DLD-HEX-HD 7346710

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(2 ) Clean

the lines,

elbows,

and co

olers internall

y b

y flush

ing 

w

ith

dry-cleani

ng so

lvent or 

vo

latile

minera

l spirits.

(3

) Use

stiff

br

ush (

bristle)

and pressure

air to r

emove dirt

an

d foreign ma

tter from

 external

surfaces

 of oil

cooler

radiators

.

(4 )

Refe

r

to

para

graph

85

for

serv

icing

of

oil 

cooler

by-pass

valve

(thermo

static).

(1 ) Use

a fine

mill file to remo

ve an

y raised

 metal 

at

den

ts

or scr

atches on

gasket contact

 s

urfaces.

(2

) Inspect

woven s

hielding

of oil  lines

and 

discard if

 

there

is any

 

evid

ence 

of

br

eaks 

or abrasi

ons.

(3)

With the

aid of a

strong

light, or

better

method

if 

avail

able

, ch

eck

for

cracks

in

t

he oil cooler

by-pass

 valve,

v

alve housing,

and all connector

s. Any

crack

s

are

 cause

for

rejecti

on.

(

4)

Seal op

enings

of

 

o

il coole

rs

and

apply

 

int

ernal a

ir pres 

sure (n

ot

to  

exc

eed 60 ps

i). Put in

clear w

ater a

nd

exa

mine  for

leaks.

Replace  leaky

coolers.

Leaky  oil cool

ers   cann

ot

be

sol

dered as hot oil

unde

r

pressure

will

dissolve 

solder

and 

force

it

out.

(

5) See para

graph 57 for

replacem

ent 

of studs

and

Rosan

 

inserts.

(

1) Assem

ble oil cooler

by-pass

 valve housin

g

t

o

il coo

ler.

Use new ho

using ga

sket.  Use

pla

in

w

ashers (Z)

and

 

drilled-he

x-head  

bolts (Y) 

and

 

(

AA). Secur

e  with

safe

 

ty w ire.

(2)

A ssem

ble transmis

sion 

a

nd engin

e

coole

r outlet con

n

ector

(G) and tran

smission

co

oler inlet 

and control

 

housin

g

o

utlet connec

tor

(B) to the tra

nsmission

 

o

il

cooler

 

assemb

ly

(A). Use a

new  c

onnector gas

ket (T

).

Use

plain wash

ers an

d drilled-he

x-head

bolt

s

and se

cure

wit

h safety

wire.

(3) 

Assembl

e

engine

cooler

in

let connector (H

) an

d trans

mission

and

engine

cooler

outlet

connector

(G) to 

the

engine

oil cooler. U

se a

new conne

ctor gasket

 (T),

plain

wa

shers, a

nd dr

illed-hex-h

ead

bolts

. Secure

with safet

y

w i

re.

(4)  A

ssemble oil c

ooler thermosta

tic

by-pass

valve as

sembly

(W) in oil

cooler by-pass

valve housin

g

(X).

 

Use a

193

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new

 

by-pas

s

valve housi

ng

gasket

(

U)

and

  securewith

safety

 

wire.

(5) Ass

emble

the oil

coolers to the engine shroud assemb

ly,

using

plain washers, plain nuts, and

jam

nuts

on the

upper

 

studs. Use plain

washers and drilled-hex-head

 

bolts

and

secure

with safety

wire

at

the

bottom mount

ing holes.

A—SHROUD,

MAIN,

ENGINE,

ASSY

73 7586 8

B—NUT, JAM

107823

C—NUT,

PLAIN 2 2 5854

D—C

OOLER,

OIL,

ASSY

7376040

E—STUD

F—SUPPORT, SCREEN,

ASSY 7403 3 66

G—SCREEN,

COOLER, ASSY

7376041

H

—WASHER, LOCK  13 853

0

J—SCREW, RD-HD 22111

5

K—NUT,

JAM 107822

L—NUT,

PLAIN

2 2 5853

M—BOLT,

H

EX-HD

W

/INT-TEETH

LOCK WASHER 7414584

N—B

OLT, DLD-HEX-HD

7410038

P—W

ASHER,

PLAIN 502204

Q—STUD

194

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(6 )

 

Ass

em

ble

 

t

he 

oil

  co

ole

r s

cre

en 

su

pp

ort

 a

sse

mb

ly

F, 

fig

.

87)

 

to 

th

e o

il

coo

ler

s,

us

ing

  p

lain

 wa

she

rs

, p

lai

n

nu

ts,

a

nd

  jam

 n

uts

 

on the

 

bo

tto

m .

U

se

 

d

ril

led

-he

x-h

ea

d b

olt

s

(N

) o

n

t

he

to p

.

(7)

S

ecu

re t

he o

il 

coo

le r

  sc

re e

n

as

sem

bl

y  (G

, f

ig .

87

) to

  th

oi

l co

ol

er

s

cre

en su

pp

ort

  w

ith

 

rou

nd

-he

ad

  s

cre

ws

  (J

)

and

 

i

nte

rn

al

tee

th

 l

ock

  wa

sh

ers

  (

H, 

fi

g. 87

).

 8

)

A

sse

mb

le tra

ns

mi

ssio

n

co

ole

r

ou

tlet

  l

ine

  as

sem

b

ly   (D

to

  tra

ns

mi

ssio

n

a

nd 

e

ng

ine

 

c

oo

le r

ou

tle

t c

onn

ec

tor

  G ,

 

fi

g .

86

),

an

sec

ure

 

to

 

sh

rou

d as

sem

bl

w

ith 

oil

  c

ool

er

an

d o

utle

t l

ine

s tr

ans

mi

ssi

on

 

an

d e

ngi

ne 

c

lip

(W

, f

ig . 

1

7).

(9)  A ssem

ble

 

e

ng

ine

  oi

l

coo

ler

  ou

tlet

 l

ine

  a

sse

mb

ly F

fig.

 

86

to  

i

ts on

ne

 to

a

nd

sec

ure

  t

o  the

 

sh

rou

d a

sse

mb

ly  

w

ith

oi

l c

oo

ler

  out

let

li

nes

 

t

ran

sm

iss

ion

 

an

d en

gin

cl

ip

(W

, fig

.

17

).

 

95

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RA   P

15

596

 

1

96

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 9

 

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198

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101

  St u d

Da

ta

Note

that stu

ds a

re

t

hreade

d NC

na

tional coarse

)

on 

one end

and

 NF

nation

al fine

on the other.

The

NC

e

nd i

s th

readed

 

into the 

casti

ng.

Part

 

nu

mbers

 

for

 ove

rsize 

stu

ds

h

ave a

 lett

er

suffix

to indic

ate

the

 

siz

e. O

versize

  stud

are

m

arked

 

on the

coarse

thread 

end 

as

shown

in 

figure  

94.

R

PD 1559

64

1

99

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Fig

.

No.

17

-

IT

-

41

43

 

_

4

3

44_

_  _

  _

44 

_

_ _

44 _

4

4 _

44

.̂ _

R

ef. L

tr.

F

G

U

B

M

N

Q

u

z

Le

ngth

 

from

 

boss t

o end

 of

s

tud 

(in

ch)

0.4 4

0.66

1 ,00

0.97

1 .46

0.8

2

2.0

2

1 .0

6

0

.88

0

.77

N

o.

r

eqd.

4

14

6

6

4

5

3

2

4

2

M

fg.

No.

CO-401881

C

O-

4018

81-

H

CO

 40

188

1  S

 

C

O-

401

881

-J

C

O-

4018

85

C

O-

401

885

-H 

C

O  4

018

85  S

 

CO

-40

188

5-J

CO-401861

CO

-40

186

1-H

 

CO

401

861

  S 

C

O-

4018

61-

J

CO-

401

861

C

O-4

018

61-

C

O-4

018

61-

S

CO

-40

186

1-J

C

O-40

193

1

CO-401931-H 

CO

  40

1931

 S

C

O-4

019

31-J

C

O-

401

836

CO

-40

183

6-H

 

CO

-40

183

6-S 

C

O-4

018

36-J

C

O-4

018

83

CO-401883-H 

C

O  4

018

83 S

 

CO

-40

188

3-J

C

O-4

0181

3

CO

-40

181

3-H

 

CO

  40

181

3 S

C

O-4

018

13-

J

C

O-4

018

24

C

O-

401

824

-H 

CO-401824-S

CO

-40

182

4-J

CO

-40

1823

C

O-

4018

23-

CO

-401

823

-S 

CO

-40

182

3-J

Or

d.

No.

7403066

706

576

6

70

6576

7

7

065

768

740

306

7

776

780

776

780

7767

920

7403097

7

7445

72

77

4457

77

445

74

740

309

7

7744

572

 

774

457

3

7

744

574

74

030

75

7767348

7

767

361

 

7

7673

62

74

0350

3

7

41 03

95

73

485

96

7

348

597

740

307

3

7744654

774

465

6

77

4465

5

740

307

1

774

480

3

774

455

5

774

455

6

7403

501

734

8668

 

7348669

734

867

0

74

0306

8

774

4855

 

77

4473

2

7

744

731

 

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Fig. No.

44_

45_

45

_

_

_

45_

45

45 __

46

53

53_ _ _

54-

 

Eef. Ltr.

KK

L

R

W

z

cc

N

KK

LL

CC

Length

from

boss to

en d o f

stud (inch)

1.00

1

QA

2.53

0.88

3

fid

0.97

ft

Q7

0.88

0.81

0.75

No .

reqd.

1

2

4

6

4

Mfg. No.

CO-401813

CO-401813-H

CO-401813-S

CO-401813-J

PO 4H1899

CO-401822-H

CO-401822-S

CO-401822-J

CO 401831

CO-401831-H

CO-401831-S

CO-401831-J

CO

401809

CO-401809-H

CO-401809-S

CO-401809-J

CO

401873

CO-401873-H

CO-401873-S

CO-401873-J

CO-401824

CO-401824-H

CO-401824-S

CO-401824-J

CO 401945

CO-401945-H

CO-401945-S

CO-401945-J

CO

401824

CO-401824-H

CO-401824-S

CO-401824-J

CO-401824

CO-401824-H

CO-401824-S

CO-401824-J

CO 401808

CO-401808-H

CO-401808-S

CO-401808-J

Ord. No.

7403071

7744803

7744555

7744556

7403500

7348665

7348666

7348667

7403502

7369955

7369956

7369957

7403507

7348659

7348663

7348664

7403101

7744795

7744605

7744604

7403501

7348668

7348669

7348670

7403519

7348812

7348813

7348814

7403501

7348668

7348669

7348670

7 A n Q K A i

7348668

7348669

7348670

7J.n*>91 o

7338646

7348651

7348656

201

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Fig. N o.

54

_

_ _

54- _

__

6 0—

60. -

60—

_

65 __

71

71 _

71-

_

71__ —

Eef.

Ltr.

Q Q

RR

K

LL

MM

A

R

T

CC

D D

FF

Length from

boss to end 

of

stud

(inch)

0.85

0.91

0.97

0.71

0.94

0.97

0.68

0.95

1.52

0

No. reqd.

6

4

16

6

24

1

2

2

3

1

M

fg.

No.

CO-401824

CO-40182

4-H

CO 401824 S

CO-401824-J

CO

-401824

CO-40182

4-H

CO-40

1824-S

CO-401824-J

CO -401813

CO-401813-H

CO

 401813 S

C

O-401813-J

CO - 40 1 867

C

O-401867-H

CO 401867 S 

CO-401867-

J

CO - 40 1 861

CO-401

861-H

CO 401861 S

CO-401861-J

CO-401812

CO-

401812-H

CO 401812

  S

CO-401812-J

CO-401823

CO-401823-H

CO 401823 S

CO-40 1823-J

CO-401812

CO-401812-H

CO 401812 S

CO-401812-J

CO 401931

CO-401931-H

CO

 401931 S

CO-401931-J

CO-40186 9

CO-401869-H

CO-401869-S

CO-401869-

J

O

rd.

No.

7403501

7348668

734866 9

73

48670

7403501

734866 8

7

348669

7348670

7403071

7744803

7744555

7744556

7403515

7348779

73

48780

7348781

7403097

7744572

7744573

7744574

7403070

7744801

7744630

7744629

7403068

7744855

7744732

7744731

740

3070

7744801

7744630

 

7744629

7403075

7767348  

7767361

77

67362

7350204

7348785

7

348786

7348787

202

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Fi

g.

No

 

71 

72

__

 

__

___

72

 

8

_

__

__

8

8

83

  _

oq

8

85 

_

R

ef.

  Ltr

.

GG

G

 

Y

G

H

J

C

N

L

en

gth

  fr

om

 

bos

s

to

 e

nd  of

 

stu

inc

h)

0.57

0 5

6

0 8

2

0 4

6

1

 3 7

0 9

4

0

.54

12

1

 6

2

0

53

N

r

eqd

.

1

1

6

3 2

2

2

4

1

3

8

2

Mf

g. N

CO-401882

CO

-4

01

88

2-

C

O

-40

18

82

-S

 

C

O

-4

0

1

88

2-J

CO

-4

01

88

2

CO

-4

01

88

2-H

 

C

O

-40

18

82

-S

 

C

O

-40

18

82

-J

C

O-4

01

82

3

CO

-4

01

82

3-H

 

C

O

-40

18

23

-S

 

C

O

-40

 18

23

-J

C

O-

40

18

69

C

O

-4

018

69

-H

 

C

O

-4

018

69

-S

 

C

O

-4

01

86

9-J

C

O

-40

18

71

CO-401871-H 

C

O-

401

87

1-

S

CO

-4

01

87

1-

J

CO

-4

01

86

7

CO

-4

01

86

7-H

 

C

O

-40

18

67

-S

 

CO

-4

01

86

7-

J

C

O-

40

18

82

C

O-

40

18

82

-H

 

CO-401

88

2-

S

C

O

-40

18

82

-J

CO

-4

01

812

C

O-

40

18

12

-H

 

C

O-

40

18

12

-S

C

O

-40

18

12

-J

C

O-

40

19

46

CO

-4

01

94

6-H

 

CO-401946-S 

CO

-

941

94

6-

J

CO

-4

01

881

C

O

-40

18

81

-H

 

CO

-4

01

88

1-

C

O-

40

18

81

-J

Or

d. N

o.

7403 512

7

3 48

78

2

73 4

87

8 3

 

73

48

78

4

7

40

3 5

12

73

48

78

2

73

487

83

 

7

3 48

78

4

7

40

3 06

8

7

74

485

5

7

74

47

3 2  

77

44

73

1

73

50

20

4

7

3 4

878

5

7

3 48

78

6

73

48

787

7

40

3 0

99

7744661 

77

446

63

 

77

44

66

2

74

03

515

7

3 4

87

79

 

73

48

780

 

73

48

78

1

74

03

51

2

73

48

78

73 487

83

 

73

48

78

4

7

403

07

0

7

744

80

77

44

63 0

 

77

44

62

9

740

3 5

20

7

41

00

3 3

74100 3 4 

74

100

3 5

740

3 0

66

7

06

57

66

 

70

65

767

 

70

65

768

 

3

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Fig.

N o .

85-

_

87_ _ __

87_ _

89.

89-

89_ _

____

89 _

89

89

89 _____

Kef. Ltr.

E

E

Q

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

Length

from

boss to end

o f

stud (inch)

0.84

0.62

0.47

0.84

1.34

0.88

0.94

5.31

1.46

1.09

No. reqd.

9

2

8

4

2

  i

ID

Mfg. N o .

CO-401824

CO-401824-H

CO-40

1824-S

CO-401824-J

CO 401937

CO-401937-H

CO-401937-S

CO-401937-J

CO-401819

CO-401819-H

CO-401819-S

CO-401819-J

CO-401811

CO-401811-H

CO-401811-S

CO-401811-J

CO-401879

CO-401879-H

CO-401879-S

CO-401879-J

CO-401942

CO-401942-H

CO-401942-S

CO-401942-J

CO-401889

CO-401889-H

CO-401889-S

CO-401889-J

CO-401819

CO-401819-H

CO-401819-S

CO-401819-J

Ord. No .

7403501

7348668

7348669

7348670

7403508

7348797

7348798

7348799

7403098

7744813

7744564

7744563

7403069

7767333

7767334

7767335

7403141

7767342

7767343

7767344

7403518

7348806

7348807

7348808

7403509

7348788

7348789

7348790

7403098

7744813

7744564

7744563

204

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Fi

g.

No.

90_  

__ 

_

9

0__  _

 

__

90_

9

1 __

  _

__

91

91  

_

9

1_

9

1

_

_

_

91  

91

 

__

_..

Ref

.

Ltr

.

A

B

C

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

Len

gth

from 

b

oss to

 en

d of

 

stu

d

inch

)

1 .38

0 .4

8

1 .00

1

.0 6

0.97

0 .

97

0

.70

0 .8

4

0.8 9

0.8

8

No.

 

r

eqd.

17

2

4

6

5

4

4

3

2

6

Mf

g.

No

.

C O-4 0 1 83 0

CO

-40

1830

-H 

CO

-401

830-

CO-4

0183

0-J

C O-4

01 8 8

2

CO-

4018

82-H

 

CO

-401

882-

CO

-401

882-

J

C O-4 01 9 41

C

O-40

1941

-H

CO-4

0194

1-S

CO-

4019

41-J

C

O-4 0

1 8 61

CO

-401

861-

H

C

O-4

0186

1-S

CO-

4018

61-J

C O

401

861

CO-401861-H

CO-

4018

61-S

CO

-401

861-

J

C O-4

0 1 8 6

1

C

O-4

0186

1-H

CO

-4018

61-S

 

CO

-401

861-

J

C O

-40 1

82 3

CO

-401

823-H

 

C

O-4

0182

3-S

CO-4

018

23-J

C O-4

0 1 86

7

CO

-401

867-

CO-4

0186

7-S

CO-

4018

67-J

C O-

401 8

1 1

C

O-40

1811

-H

CO-401811-S 

C

O-40

181

1-J

C O-

40 1 8

2 4

CO-

4018

24-H

 

C

O-40

1824

-S 

CO-

4018

24-J

Ord.

No.

7403504

734

8671

 

73

48672

 

7348

673

7403

51 2

7

3487

82

734

8783

 

734

8784

740351 7

73

4880

3  

7348

804 

734

8805

74

0309

7

7744

572

7

7445

73

7

7445

74

74

03097

7744572

774

4573

 

7744

574

74030

97

77

4457

2  

7744

573

7

7445

74

74030

68

7

7448

55

7744

732

7

74473

1

7403

51 5

7

34877

9  

73

4878

0  

73487

81

7403

069

7

7673

33  

7767334

7767

335

7403

501

7348

668

73

4866

9

73486

70

 

5

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N o.

91

91 _

  _  

__

91

__

91 __

91  

92 _

9

2

92

  _

__.

9

2

92

 

Re

f. L

tr.

H

J

K

L

M

A

B

C

D

E

Lengt

h  from

 

boss

 

to

end of

 

stud inch

)

0.70

0

.8 3

1 .2 8

0

.5 7

1 .0 6

1 .

95

0

97

1 .

56

3

.37

0

.88

N

o.

re

qd.

1

6

17

2

6

6

4

6

 

3

M

fg .

N o.

C O-4 0 1 82 3

CO-

4018

23-H

 

CO

-401

823-

S

CO

-401

823-J

C O

-4 01

82 3

CO

-401

823-

H

CO

-401

823-S

 

CO

-4018

23-J

C O-4 0 1 82 2

CO-

4018

22-H

 

CO

4018

22 S

 

CO

-4018

22-J

C

O -40

1 8 2 2

C

O-40

1822

-H 

C

O-40

1822

-S 

CO

-401

822

-J

C O

-401

861

CO-401861-H 

C

O-4

0186

1-S

C

O-40

1861

-J

C O -

40 1 9

39

CO-

4019

39-H

 

CO

-401

939-

S

CO

-4019

39-J

C

O 4

0 18 6

1

CO-401861-H 

C

O-40

1861

-S 

CO

-401

861

-J

C O-

40 1 8

89

CO-4

0188

9-H

 

C

O-4

0188

9-S

CO

-40

1889

-J

C

O -4

0 1 9 2

6

CO-

4019

26-H

 

CO

-401

926-

S

C

O-4

0192

6-J

C O  40 1

82 4

C

O-40

1824

-H 

CO

-401

824-

S

CO-

4018

24-J

O

rd. N

o.

7403068

7744

855

774

4732

 

77

44731

7

4030

68

77

4485

5

7

7447

32  

774

4731

7403500

73

4866

5

734

8666

 

7348

667

7

4035

00

7

3486

65 

73

4866

734

8667

740

3097

7744572  

77

44573

 

7744

574

74035

1 6

734

8800

 

7

3488

01

73

48802

7

40309

7

7744572

7

7445

73

7744

574

740

3509

7

3487

88

734

8789

 

734

8790

740

351 0

7348

791

7348

792

7348

793

7403

501

7

3486

68

734

8669

 

73486

70

  6

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F

ig.

No.

92-

_ _

9

2 _

_ _

_

92

_  

_

9

2

9 2 _

_

  _

92 __

  _

9

2

93 _

_

93   _

93  

__ _

Ref.

 

L

tr.

F

G

H

J

K

L

M

A

B

C

L

ength

from

 

boss  to

 e

nd

of

stud 

inch

)

1 .34

0.88

1 .91

1.57

1

.6 0

0 .

83

0 .88

2 .86

4 .22

0 .69

N o.

  reqd.

1

2

1

2

3

3

1

2

2

2

1

M

fg.

No.

CO-401819

CO

-401

819-H

 

CO

-401

819-

CO-

4018

19-J

C

O 40 1

9 45

CO-4

0194

5-H

CO-

4019

45-S

 

C

O-40

1945

-J

C

O 40 1

89 5

CO

-4018

95-H

 

CO

-401

895-

CO

-401

895-J

CO

-401

931

CO

-40

1931

-H

C

O-40

1931

-S

CO

-401

931-J

C

O-40

1873

CO-401873-H

C

O-40

1873

-S

C

O-40

1873

-J

C O  40

1 8 1 1

CO-4

0181

1-H

 

CO-

4018

11-S

 

CO-

4018

11-J

C O

  40 1

8 2 4

CO

-401

824-H

 

CO-401824-S 

CO

-401

824-

J

C

O-40

1927

CO

-401

927-

C

O-4

1092

7-S

C

O-40

1927

-J

CO

-401

874

CO

-401

874-

CO-401874-S

C O-4

01874

-^ T

C

O-40

1885

C

O-40

1885

-H 

C

O-4

0188

5-S

C

O-40

1885

-J

O rd .

  No

.

7 40 3 0 9 8

7

7 448

1 3

77 4

4564  

7

74456

3

7403

51 9

73 4

8 8 1 2

 

73

48 8 1

3  

7 3

48 8 1

4

740

3 51 1

74

1 0 0 3

0

74

1 0 0 3

1  

7

41 0 0

3 2

7 40 3

0 75

776

7 3 48

 

77 6

7 3 6 1

 

7

7673

6 2

74

0 3 0 7 2

7 7 67 3 7 8

77 6

7446

 

7

7674

47

7 40 3

0 69

776

7 3 3 3

 

776

7334

 

7 7

6 7 3 3

5

7

40 3 50

1

73 4

8 6 68

 

73 48 6 69

7 3 48

67 0

7

40 3 51

3

73

4879

4

7 3 48 7

9 5

7 3 48

79 6

74

0 3 5 1 4

741 0 1

63

7 41 0 1 62

74

1 0 1 6

4

7

40 3 0 6

7

77 6

78 0 4

 

7

7678

0 5

7

76 7 9 2

0

 

7

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Fig.

No.

93

93

__

Ref. Ltr.

D

E

Length

from

boss

to

en

d of

stud

(inch)

1.00

1.50

No. reqd.

2

2

Mfg.

No.

CO-401861

CO-401

861-H

CO-401861-S

CO-4

01861-J

C

O-401837

CO-401837-H

CO-4

01837-S

CO-401837-J

Ord. No.

7403097

7744572

7 7 4 4 5 7

3

7744574

7403072

7767378

7 7 6 7 4 4 6

7

7674 4 7

Sec

t ion

XIV

.

ASSEM B LY O F EN

GINE F R O M S

UB ASSEMBLIES

102.

To r

q u e T igh tness

During engine assem

bly, nu

merous

refe

rences

are

made to

torque

specifications.

Torque wrenches with

in

dicating

scales

are prov

ided

for tightening

 

nuts

to speci f ied

limits. Readings

on

thes

e scales

are

worthless 

unless

the

wrenches

are

used properly.

It should be

understood

that it

 is

 

not

th

e force required to tu

rn

t

he

nut

that

is imp

ortant,

but

th

e

resu

ltant pull

on t

he stud

itself.

There

fore, resistance of

the nut to turning

 

must be reduce

d to

a

minimum.

Threads must be u

ndamaged and clean and

,

they must

be

lubricated

with

mica-base antiseize

compound

to reduce

un

avoidabl

e friction.

Whe

n using a torque wrench, the final reading must

be

tak

en while

the nut is

turning.

If the

torque reading

is close

to

that specified  

when

the

wrench

is at the

end of

its

swing,  back

off

the

nut

s

lightly and chan

ge

the

w

rench position; then pull to

 

the

desired reading w

hile the

nut is turning. To

start a partially

tightened nut will require

a

much 

higher

torque

than

that

required

to

keep

it

turning.

Do

not

ex

ceed the

t

orque spe

cif ied. Refer to torque spe

cif ications

(

par. 167

). The

ratio

of pounds-torque to pounds-pull on

the

s

tud is

no

t an even ratio, and

excess

to

rque

may

easily overstr

ess

the stud

.

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103.

Asse m

b ly

o f

Crankc as

e Cranksh

af t

a n d Main

B e

ar ings

(fig. 65 )

Lay the crankcas

e

halves

 o

n

a suitable ta

ble or

b

ench wit

h the bearing ha

lves up. Install

the

main

bearing

shells

in

their

respective bores

and

coat them 

with

engine oil. The

 

t

hrust

main

bearing

 

in No. 3

loc

ation must

have

a

  minimum 

clearance of 0.002

inch between

  the

beari

ng web

 

a

nd the unde

rface of

the

th

rust fla

nge.

Lift

the

 

cranks

haft as 

sembly,

consi

sting

o

f the crank

shaft, connecting

 

rods

, vibration

damper,

and crankshaf

t

oil

seal, with

crankshaft

lifting sling

 

41-S

-3829-720 (fig. 28),

and

lower

it

gently into the left

(2-4-6)

side

crankcase

half, guiding th

e

conne

cting r

ods through the cy

l

inder

mounting

holes.

Lift

the

right (1-3-5)

side crankcase

half

with

crankcase lifting e

ye 41-E-615-35

0 (fig. 27) high

enough

to clear the

ends of 

the connecting rod

s, and lower

it

gen

tly over

the cra

nkshaft, gu

iding the

 

connec

ting

r

ods t

hrough the

 cylinder

mounting

holes

. Install

connecting rod prote

ctors 41-P-2

839-535

(fig. 23).

Install the

two spec

ial

crankcase

alinement

dow

el-type bolts (AD)

 with

plai

n

washers

(AC)

in

the

fly wheel

end flange

and 

the

one

crankcase

ali

nement dowel-type

 bolt (SS)

with plai

n

washer

  (RR)

  in acces

sory

end flang

e,

by tappin

g

gently with 

a

  so

ft hamm

er.

A

dd

washers, plain

nuts, 

an

d

jam

nuts.  Install th

e 12 

crankcase

cr

oss

bolts (H).

Use

 

the

large cross bolt

spacers (G) and

 

cro

ss bolt

slotted

nuts (F)

for locations

other than throu

gh the

cylinder

pad

s. Use pr

otectors or s

traps 41-S-5906

-300 (fig. 23)

under

the

eight

slotted nut

s o

n

the

cylinder mo

unting pads to p

revent

imprintin

g of the finish-ma

chined

surfaces. Install

the cran

k-

case top flange h

ex-head bolts

(AB),

wash

ers, and

nuts. Tighten

a

ll nuts.

 

Do not

torque

at

this time.

(f i

g. 95). Install a dial

indi

cator to th

e

f

ly wheel flange.

 

Insert

a

pinch ba

r

or large

scre

w

driver

be

tween

the crankshaft

counterweight a

nd the mai

n bear

ing web. Pry

the

cra

nkshaft throu

gh its limits of

 

end

play. End

play should b

e 0.008

to 0.012

i

nch for ne

w p

arts

and

0.008 to 0.01

7

inch

for recondition

ed parts. If end

p

lay

is not

within

these

limits, disa

ssemble the

crankcase and

install

a new

thrust

main

bearin

g.

T

he crankshaft

oil seal with

spring

asse

mbly

(CC) should be

inserte

d

in the

recess

in the crank-

case,

with the

parting line  of

the seal st

aggered so it will not

b

e on the

split

line

of

the crankca

se

(t

he flat face is

away from

209

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the crankcase). Ins

tall

the

lower an

d

upper

oil seal

ret

aining

plate

(DD)

to   the crankca

se

with drilled

head b

olts (FF),

p

lain

washer

(EE),

and

safety

wire.

Install the fan

drive horizontal shaf

t

bevel gear bearin

g

(PP)

in the cra

nkcase

opening

so

the

lock pin

hole

wi l l

 

be in

position to receive its

 

fan

drive

horizontal shaft bear

ing locking bolt (XX). Install

the

locking

bolt and safety wire. Install

 

th

e fan

driv

e

ver

tical shaft

b

earing (UU

)

in the

crankcase opening with the

dow

el

pin hol

e

in line

with the  pin

hole

in the

 crankcase.

Insert

the

bronze

fan

drive

vertical

shaft

bearing

dowel

pin 

(TT).

/.

(1) Locate

 

the f lywheel with

dowel pin assembly (AE)

on

the

crankshaft hub

dowels . One

dowel

is 3°

off

center

l

ine

to

assure proper insta

llation

in

reference to timing

mark

s. Install

the

f lywheel

bolt

locks

(AF)

and fly-

210

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w heel to c

rankshaft drilled-h

ead 

bolts (AG).

Torque

to

1,000

Ib-in.

Bend

up the  tabs

of the bolt

locks.

Install

the transmissio

n shaft pilot ball bearing (AH) in

the

crankshaft hub.

(2

)

Ins

tall drive springs (

M , fig. 24 ) and

drive

  spring

seats

(N) in

the

f lywheel

recesses.

Install

damper spacer

plate (J), d

amper

fricti

on disk (F), dam

per hub plate

(H), damper spring

driven

plate (G

),

a

nd damper

hub

(B).

  Secure

with drilled

hex-head

  bolts   (A) and

torque

to

  400 t

o 500 Ib-in.

Install

th

ot

her

damper

friction

disk

(F) damper 

pre

ssure plate

(E), torsion damper

ring

(D), f lyw

heel cover

plate (C),

and its

holding

bolts.

Inser

t

transm

ission drive

 quill

for alining hub. Torque

flyw heel

cover

plate bolts

to

300

Ib-in.

Place crankcas

e assembly on

kit

assemb

ly

(engine

stand) 7083741

(fig. 9). Secure with all

nuts for safety.

104. In

sta l la t io n

o f

Fan D r i v e H o u s i n g Fan   D r i ve Shaf ts

and

Beve l Gears

(fig. 82 )

Through the

opening

of

the

fan

drive

housing 

in

the

crank-

cas

e,

insert

the fan drive horizontal

shaft

beve

l

gear (S

) into

fan drive hor

izontal

shaft bevel

gear bearing

(T). Install

the

internal

snap ring (R

)

in  p

lace

in

the

groove in

the

splines

of

the

bevel

gear.

In

 th

e s ide

opening of

the fan

drive

ho

using

on

the

crank

-

case, facing

the f lywheel 

end,

assemble

the fan

to

wer plug

(V,

fig.

65 ) with a new copper

annular gasket (W ) on the

 inside.

Secure 

with the

slotted

nut

(Y)

fan

tower

plug plain

washer

(X),

and cott

er

pin

(Z) on the outside.

Through the same opening,

place the fan drive vertical sh

aft

bevel

gear

(B) against its t

hrust

f

ace.

Me s h

it

with

the

mating

horizontal shaft

bevel gear (S). With a  new

  0

ring

 gasket,

seal in the

recess of the

ver

tical

shaft

bearing

housing (F). In

stall

the

  housing

over

the stud

s.

Install

the vertical

fan drive

s

haft

(

C), oil sl

inger

(D),

and vertical

shaft ball

bearing (G

)

on

the

shaft. Install

the

fan

drive

vertical

shaft

in

vertical

shaft 

bearing (A), meshing the

 

sp

lines

of

the

shaft in the gear.

Insta

ll

the

ball bearing

in

the

ho

using. Tap gently with a  soft

hammer.

Install fan drive oil

seal housing

(K) and

vertical

shaft

oil

seal (J)

(par.

95

c) and

secur

e with 

flat-head

screws

(Q

),

plain

washers

(L), and

 slotted

nuts

(M).

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R A

 

P

D 1

5596

6

2 2

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Install

the long

fan

drive horiz

ontal shaft hose nipple (V)

 

with

a new

copper

annular gasket

(U) in the opening, facin

g

th

e

accessor

y

end.

 

Screw

it tightly into

 

th

e

end of

the

fan

 

drive

horizontal

shaft

bevel gea

bearing (T).

Install the

hose

and

clamps

 

and

 

insert

horizont

al

fan dri

ve shaft (Y) into ho

rizontal

shaft

bevel

gear

(S).

105

Insta l la t ion of

Pis tons

C y l i n de r s

and Air

Def lec tors

Lubricate cylind

er bores and

pisto

n

rin

gs

with

engine

oil at assembly

. Insert

the piston assem

bly in large

end

of

piston ring gage and com

pressor 41-G-534-50

(fig. 96). Guide 

the

assembly

into its cylin

der

until

the

ring

s

have

entered the cylinder bore. Be sure that

the piston is assem 

bled

in the

correct

cylinder and

is

positioned

according to

mark

in

g

o

n the bottom of

the

piston pin bo

ss. Cylinders are marked

on the rocker

box

contact

flange, intake s ide.

Slip

off

the

gage

and

compressor and leave the

piston pin partially inserted

in the

piston  pin

boss.

A

ssemble all

pistons to

their

cylinders in this

m

anner. Inst

all new cylinder

b

ase 0 ring 

gaskets (A, fig. 6

0).

(fig.

97). Remove nuts fro

m

cylin

der

pad

cross

bolts an

d lift

off

straps

41-S-5906-300 (fig.

 

23).

Install

engine

turning

wrench

41-W-906-130

(fig .

7).

Turn

engine

to

bring

the connecting

rod of No. 5

or 6 cylinder

as

far

out of

the

crankcase

as possible.

Place the

piston a

nd

cylin

der

assembly

over the connecting ro

d, aline the piston bore

s,

and 

insert

the p

iston

pin . Check

the po

sition

identification

 

marking.

Marking on

the boss

goes 

to

the

accessory case end.

Install the cylinder hold-down

hex

nuts

(E,

fig.

6 0 ) and

torque

to 400 Ib-in at

assembly. While

c

rankshaft is

in same position,

install

the

opposing

cylinder.

Install

other

cylinders

in

the

same

manner.

Install the 12 slotted cra

nkcase cross

bo

lts (H, fig. 6 5 )

and nuts. Torque all

crankcase c

ross

bolt nuts by progressively

tightening

to

300,

600,

a

nd 750 Ib-in, star

ting

with

bolts i

n the

center cylinder and wo

rking

toward

each  end. The

top flange

crankcase

bolts

and the do wel bolts

are

to

rqued to 17

5

Ib-in after

the cross

bolts

have

been properly t

orqued.

Install jam

nuts on

th

e

cylinder

  hold-down nuts. Install cotter

pins

in

cross bolt

nuts. W hile

installing cylinders

to

the

 crankcase,

it somet

imes

becomes

necessary to

keep

the

crankcase

cross

bolt

nuts

tight

to 

preve

nt

bind

ing of

the

crankshaft

in its

bear

ings. Replace

and tig

hten nuts,

using straps

41-S-5906-300 just

enough to free

the

crankshaft.

After all cylinders

are installed, tighten all cross

bolt nuts to  750 Ib-in.

Line up cotter pin holes and secure

pins.

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776752

7

ROD

7403006

  fig. 1

8).

(1

) Insta

ll the four i

nter-cylind

er baf

fles G, fig. 60

), us

ing

hex-he

ad bolts (H)

and lo

ck

wash

ers

(J).

(2

)

In

stall

the six

cylinde

r head air deflec

tors (KK,

fig.

60) over

their studs

and slide

into

place

 ove

r the cy

linder

hea

d

fins.

(3) Lay

 

the eight

No. 1 a

nd 6  cyli

nders air

 deflectors (A)

.intermedi

ate

cy

linder air deflec

tors

(F) a

nd

No.

  2 and

cylin

der air def

lectors (G

) fig

. 98) in positio

n

o

n  the

cylinder

s and

 

secu

re them with

 th

e

deflecto

r bolt

s

and 

lock 

washers,  sp

rings, hooks cla

mps,

and plain

nuts. 

Connect

the defle

ctors with

the

a

ir defl

ector

spacers 

drilled

hex

-head bolts (D

), slotted nu

ts

(

C),

and

cotter

p

ins (B).

106

ns tal lat ion

o f 

Scavenger

and

P res s u r e 

Oil

Pum p

In

stall

the scaven

ger and pressure

o

il pump  fig.

11) assem

 

bly

to the c

rankcase mount

ing

studs and s

ecure with fo

ur

plain

 

wash

ers (S, fi

g. 71),

slotted

 

nuts

(R), and safety

 wire

.

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A—DEFLECTOR, AIR, CYLINDERS NO.

1 AND 6 7375871

B—PIN,

  COTTER 121223 

C—NUT

, SLTD

225838

D—BOL

T, DLD,

HEX-HD  583752

E—SPACER,

AIR DEFLECTOR 7744

730

F—DEFL

ECTOR, AIR, INTERM

EDIATE

CYLIN

DERS 7345414

G—DEFLECTOR, AIR

CYLINDERS NO

.

2

and

5

7375873

H—WASHER, LOCK

120380

J—BOLT, DLD

-HEX-HD 7376018

K—SPRING, AIR  DEF

LECTOR END

L—

HOOK,

AIR DEFLEC

TOR 7744720

M

—CLAMP, AIR

DEFLECT

OR 7744861

N—WASHER,

LOC

K

120217

P—NUT, PLAIN 225850

Install

scavenger

pump 

suction

line

(W,

fig.

71)

with 

a

new

suctio

n line gas

ket

(X

). S

ecure

to

 the

crankcase

w

ith two

slotted

nu

ts (A) an

d

safety

wire.

107 In

s ta l l a t i on   o

f Accesso r y Case

to

C

r ankc as e

a. Insert the ma

in accessory

drive shaf

t

(

Z, fig. 39) in the

c

rankshaft

vibration

dam

per

hu

b. Install three "0"

ring gaskets

(fi

g.

35) on

the  acce

ssory-case-to-cr

ankcase oil

transfer tubes.

 

Install

the

accessory-case-to-crankcase

gasket

(T,

fig.

35).

Install

the fan

drive horizonta

l shaft 

hose nipple (V,

fig.

82)

in the

accessory

case with a new

 gas

ket.

I

nstall

the

pressure

oil pump

drive

shaft

  (Z , fig.

  71).

M esh

the

splines of

 

the

shaft in  the

splines

of the pressure

pump

drive bevel

 

gear.

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6.

 

In

st

al

l th

ac

ce

ss

or

y

 ca

se

 to

 

th

e c

ra

n

kc

as

e,

 s

li

din

g

 

th

e ca

se

 

on

  t

he

 s

tu

ds

, a

nd

 

en

te

ri

ng

 

th

e m

a

in

 a

cc

es

so

ry

 dr

iv

e

s

ha

ft

, p

r

es

 

su

re

 p

um

p

  d

ri

ve

 sh

a

ft

Z ,

 

f

ig

.

71

),

  a

nd

 

th

e h

or

izo

n

ta

fa

dr

iv

sh

af

t

Y

,

fig

.

8

2)  i

n

t

he

ir

 

re

sp

ec

tiv

e

  po

s

iti

on

in

  t

he

 a

cc

es

so

ry

 

ca

se.

 

It

ma

y

 

b

e  ne

ce

ss

ar

to

 

tu

rn

 e

ng

in

e

w

ith

 tu

rn

in

g

wr

en

c

h

to

mate

splines 

of 

gears  in

accessory 

case. 

Secure

the

accessory

ca

se

  to

  t

he

 

cr

an

k

ca

se

,

us

in

g

 1

2 p

la

in

 w

a

sh

er

s,

 p

la

in

 n

ut

s,

 

ja

m

 

n

ut

s,

six

 

p

la

in w

a

sh

e

rs,

 

slo

tt

ed

 n

u

ts,

 

an

d

sa

fe

ty

 w

ir

e.

1

08

 

In

st

al

la

tio

n

 

of

 

Ca

m

sh

a

f ts

  an

d

 

V

al

ve

  R

o

c k

er

s

In

sta

ll

 

t

he

 

l

ef

t

c

am

s

ha

ft

 

d

riv

sh

a

ft

 ho

u

sin

g

 

n

ut

s

D

D

,

fig

. 3

5

)

ov

e

r

th

e d

riv

e

 

sh

af

t h

o

us

in

g

(

E

E

).

In

st

al

l n

ew

 

0

 

ri

ng

 

ga

sk

e

ts 

V

)

o

n

th

e

ho

u

sin

g

 an

in

se

rt t

he

 

ho

u

sin

g

 in

  t

he

 

camshaft drive housing  (Z). Tighten 

the 

drive 

shaft 

housing 

nu

t

fm

g

e

rti

gh

t o

n

 

t

he

 

dr

ive

 

ho

us

in

g.

6.

  R

em

o

ve

 

th

e

  l

ef

t  (2

-4

-6

)

  s

ide

 

va

lv

e

ro

ck

er

 sh

af

t

b

ra

ck

e

ts

21

6

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U ,

  fi

g .

60

)  f

ro

the

 c

yl

ind

er

s. I

ns

tal

th

e

ca

ms

ha

ft

 a

nd

 c

am

 

sh

af

t g

ea

r

h

ou

si

ng

 as

se

mb

ly

 

fig

. 2

1),

  en

te

rin

g

th

e c

am

s

ha

ft

dr

ive

  s

ha

ft

h

ou

sin

g E

E,

 

f

ig .

 

5

3)

 

in

 

the

 ca

ms

ha

ft

dr

iv

e

sh

af

t

s

up

po

rt 

F

F,

f

ig .

 53

). 

Po

si

tio

th

e i

nte

r-

cy

lin

de

c

on

nec

to

rs

U

,

fig

53

)

in

 

the

 cy

lin

de

h

ea

d

co

un

te

rb

ore

s.

  K

e

pla

ce

 

t

he

 

val

ve

 

rocker

shaft

brackets 

in 

their 

original

positions.

Torque

shaft

br

ack

et

 b

ol

ts

f

ig .

 

10

2)

 

pr

og

re

ssi

ve

ly t

175

 

Ib

-in

 

a

nd

 

se

cu

re w

ith

 

sa

fet

w

ire

.

Th

e l

ong

 

dri

ve

 sha

ft h

ous

ing

  E

E

, fig

.

53

) go

es

on

th

e lef

t 2

-4-

6)

si d

e a

nd 

t

he

sh

ort

dri

ve sh

aft

 ho

us

ing

 

V

V,

 

f

ig .  54

)

o

n th

e

rig

ht 

1

-3-

5)

sid

e.

S

et v

alv

es

. S

et

 

al

i

nt

ak

e

va

lve

 r

oc

ke

r c

lea

ra

nc

es e

ep

No

.

t

o

0.

007

 

in

ch a

nd

 

se

cu

re

the

 a

dj

us

tin

g

sc

re

w ja

m

 

nu

ts

. S

et

N

o.

 

int

ak

e

va

lv

e

ro

cke

r

cle

ar

an

ce

  to  

0.

10

0 i

nc

h

pa

r.

  1

09

, f

ig .

 

101). Set

exhaust

valve 

rocker 

clearance 

with 

g age

41-G-415-375

fig

. 99

)

to

 0.

01

in

ch

 b

etw

ee

n

th

e c

am

  lo

be

 an

th

va

lve

  r

ock

er

 

rol

ler

 

and

 se

cu

re

 w

ith

 th

a

dju

st

in

g sc

rew

 

jam

 n

uts

. I

is 

n

ece

s

s

ary

 t

o s

et

 th

e e

xh

au

st

 v

al

ve

 c

lea

ra

nc

e  in

 

t

hi

m

an

ne

r

as

  t

he

 

en

d

o

f

the

 v

alv

e  i

in

  it

s  s

pr

in

re

ta

in

er 

re

ces

s a

nd

 a

 

fee

le

r g

ag

c

an

no

t

be

  us

ed

  a

t

th

val

ve

.

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I

nstal

l the

 

ca

msha

ft ge

ar 

hous

ing to

the N

o.

2 cyl

inder

 

wit

h

hex-h

ead 

bolt

s

P)

 

and  t

ab

wash

ers Q),

  figur

53

.

Tigh

ten the

c

amsh

aft

drive sha

ft

hous

ing nuts

, usin

g

crow

fo

ot wr

ench 7

0837

92

fig. 10

0). 

Sec

ure with

  safet

wire.

D o

not

install camshaft

drive 

shaft 

M , fig. 53) 

until 

engine

timing

is

d

one

par

.

1

09).

/. Insta

ll

the

cam

shaft

ass

embly

 

fo

r t

he rig

ht

1-3-

5) sid e

 

fig . 54)

  a

s out

line 

in

and abo

ve.

Set

 

N

o.

1 intak

e v

alve 

r

ocker

 

c

learan

ce to

 

0.100 in

ch

and

all othe

r

intak

e v

alves

to

0.0

07 inc

h cl

earan

ce. E

xhau

st val

ves 

wi

ll 

b

e s

et

a

t 0.014

 

inch

 

at

rolle

r  and  c

amsh

aft.

109 

Valve 

and 

Magneto 

Tim in g

  1)

 

S

et N o.

1

cyli

nder in

take

 val

ve clea

rance

  to

 

0.1

00  inc

h

using

 ga

ge 41

-G-4

15-37

5 f

ig. 101)

. Ro

tate

the  c

rank

shaf

t

c

lockw

ise, as

 v

iewe

d

f

rom the

 acc

essor

y

end, with

 

en

gine

tur

ning 

wre

nch 4

1-W-

906-1

30

fig. 7),

until

2

  8

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R A P D

180569;

_J

timing mark OP

ENG 1

& 2

INT

100

C

L is

alined

with the timing

pointer. Turn right (1-3-5) side cam

shaft counterclockwise as vie

wed from the accessory end

until No.

1 intake valve

has

j

ust closed

.

The

clos

ing

point is precis

ely determined

by rotating the intake

valve

rocker roller

by

hand

as

the

camshaft

is

being

turn

ed.

The valve

is closed

at

the

instant

the roll

er be

comes free

. Insert the camshaft drive

 

shaf

t, using

re

mover a

nd replacer 41-R-2378-575 (fig. 19). 

If the

shaft

will

not

enter the

splines,

withdraw it

and turn

slightly.

It

may

be necessary to turn the

shaft a num

ber o

f

time

s until mating splines

are

fou

nd.

Caution

D o

 not

dri

ve it

in.

The

camshaft

drive

shaft

is

machined

with

a 21-tooth

spline 

on

th

e inner end an

d a

25-tooth

sp

line

on the

outer

end. This

differential

number

of

teeth

in the

splines

gives the

dr

ive shaft a

vernier effec

t.

It is

there

fore

possi

ble to i

ndex

the

shaft so it w ill engage the

matin

g

splines

of its gears, without

changing 

the rela-

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tionsh

ip of the

 

cam

shaft

to

 the crank

shaft,

 

there

by pro

v

iding a

n accu

rate

settin

g.

(

2) Chec

k  th

e

t

iming

 as fo

llows:

Rota

te th

e

c

ranks

haft o

ne-eig

hth

turn

 cou

nterclo

ck

wis

e, as

vie

wed  from

 th

e a

ccesso

ry end, to

  remov

e

g

ear back

lash.

Slow

ly ro

tate the

 cra

nksha

ft clock

wise, 

turnin

g

the 

No. 1

  inta

ke valve

 roc

ker

roll

er

at

 the

 

s

ame

tim

e.

Sto

p tur

ning at

the

inst

ant the

  rol

ler

be

comes

  free.

  c

) O

bserv

e  pos

ition

of

 

th

e timi

ng m

ark

and  p

ointer

.

If

they

 

are a

lined,

eng

ine

is

time

d

c

orrect

ly.

If the

y

are m

isalin

ed by mo

re th

an

one

-fourt

h

of

 an

 inch,

 

w

ithdraw

 

the cam

shaft

 drive

 sh

aft a

nd

r

epeat

the

timing

procedure.

If corre

ct timin

g cann

ot

be

do

ne as

outline

d ab

ove, it

may b

e ne

cessary

  to insta

ll

the cam

shaft wh

en the ti

ming

m

ark

is one

-eighth

 

to

on

e-quart

er 

o

f

an inch

 

out

  of

line w

ith the

timing

 

poi

nter.

 3)

Install

 

t

he camsh

aft

oute

r

oi

l-trans

fer

p

lug R, fig. 

54)

,

usin

g rep

lacer

41-R-

2378-

575 fig

. 19).

Secu

re  the

plug

w

ith

an inter

nal sn

ap rin

g (S

,

f

ig. 5

4). I

nstall

gear

 

housing

cover

(U),

using

a new 

gasket. 

Secure

with 

pla

in w

ashers

 

(V

),

dril

led-he

ad b

olts (W

), and

 

s

afety

w

ire.

I

nstall

t

he ta

chom

eter 

transm

itter

 

driv

e sh

aft

R I T

 1-3 -

5)

SIDE

CA M S H A

FT 

ROT

A TION

L E

FT

 2-4-6)

SIDE

C

A M S H A F

T

ROT

ATION

VIE

WED FROM

  A C

CESSOR Y

 

END

RA P

D 18

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TIMING

H O L E

IN TRANSMISSIO

N

TIMING NOTCH

ON

TRANSMISSION

ADAP

TER PILOT

CENTERLINE

OF

FLYWHEEL

AS

VIEWED

FR O M

FLYWHEEL

END

OF EN

GINE

CYL INDERS.LEFT

2-4-6) SIDE

TIMING

M A R K S

R

A

PD 180571

(Z)

and

tachometer

transmitter

drive 

adapter

(BB) 

with new oil se

al

(DD). Secure 

w

ith

plain

 

washer

s

(V), pla

in

nuts 

(LL),

and

jam

nuts

  (KK).

(1) Af

ter timing

the right

side

va

lv es, rota

te the crank

shaft cloc

kwise, as viewed

from 

the

accessory e

nd, u

ntil

the

timi

ng 

m

ark

OPP EN

G

IN

  is alined with

 the 

pointe

r.

If

magneto 

timing

is performed independently

of

valve

timing

,

line up

the flywheel timing mark 

and pointer with

 the

N o

. 1

cylinder

on

its com

pression stroke.

Install new magneto

 gaskets (E,

fig. 44). Remove

the

magneto

cover a

nd

ali

ne 

the magneto timing

 

m

arks 

(fig. 1 0

5), using timing mark

L on the magnet

o hou

s-

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i

ng.

Inst

all th

ma

gne

tos 

wit

h m

oun

tin

g stu

ds

 cen

tere

d

in

 t

he

adju

sti

ng 

slo t

s.

U

se 

the

 

ti

min

g line

 

m

arke

d L 

o

n t

he mag

net

o ho

usin

g.

The 

timi

ng li

ne

m

arke

d R 

is f

or

ro

tatio

n in

t

he opp

osite

  dir

ec 

tion

.

Secure  

the 

magnetos 

with  plain  washers 

(NN), 

plain

nu

ts (Z

),

an

d

jam

 nu

ts

Y

, fig. 11

0).

  2)

  S

ync

hro

niz

e th

e m

agn

eto

s, u

sing

 

tim

in

g li

ght

 41

 L 1

43

fig

. 7

).

(

a)  S

ecu

re

the

 ti

min

g

lig

ht gro

und

 c

abl

e cli

p to

o

ne m a

g

ne

to   h

ous

ing

.

Cl

ip the

tw o

 

re

mai

nin

g lea

ds  to

  th

e

bre

ake

r ppst

  of

eac

h

ma

gne

to .

  c) 

Ro

tate

  t

he

cr

ank

sha

ft cou

nte

rclo

ckw

ise

,

as

v

iew

ed

fr

om

  the

 a

cce

sso

ry  en

d

o

ne

eigh

th t

urn

; t

hen

 s

low

ly

ro

tate

 c

loc

kwi

se u

ntil

tim

ing

 lig

hts

 

com

e  on

.

B

oth 

li

ghts

 sho

uld

com

e on

 

at th

e

t

ime

  th

e

flyw

he

el 

tim

ing

  m

ark

 

al

ine

w

ith th

e  po

int

er.

If

 

th

ey 

d

o not

,

loo

sen

  th

e  m

agn

eto 

f

ast

eni

ng 

n

uts

 

a

nd 

adj

ust

 

m

ag 

net

os 

unt

il b

oth

 lig

hts

com

e o

n.

Tig

hte

n f

aste

nin

g

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nu

ts.

When

magnetos a

re synchroniz

ed and timed

,

o

bserve

w

hether

magneto timing mar

ks are

alined. If

they are not,

it

me

ans

that

th

e

bre

aker

point adjust

men

t

is

inco

rrect.

Adjust

breaker

p

oints (TM

9-1825E). Install

and 

time the magne

tos.

In

stall the magne

to

ada

pter

and secure

w

ith lock

washers

(E)

and drilled fillist

er-head screws (D, fi

g.

110).

After timing m

ag

neto

s,

rota

te 

the

cranks

haft clockw

ise, as

viewed from accessory

end,

  until

the

f

lywheel timing

mark

OPP ENG 1

&

2

INT 100

C

L alines

with

timing

 

pointer. Set and 

check

left

(2-4-6)

side

valve 

timing

in

the 

same

manner 

as

right

(1-3-5) 

side 

above).

Install the ou

ter oil-transfer

plug (L) and

snap ring

(K , fig. 53).

Install the  g

ear housing c

over

(H

) with new ga

sket and se

cure

with plain w

ashers, plain

nuts, and

jam

n

uts.

Remove en

gine

turni

ng wrench 41-W

-906-130 

(fig.

7).

1

10. Ins tal la

t i o n o f Valve

Rocker Cov er

s

Install

all va

lve

rocker

covers. Position

ignition harness

 clam

assembly (T,

fig. 110) over

bolt

holes

on

flywheel side

 of No. 1  

and No. 2 an

d the

a

ccessory

side of No. 5

and

No.

6 rocker

 covers.

Install

plain w

ashers

(Y), lock

 washe

rs

(X),

and hex-

head

b

olts

(W ,

 

fig. 60). I

nstall valve

 

ro

cker box

covering

pl

ates

(T, fig. 53)

and (L,

fig. 54) on N

o. 5 and No. 6

cylinders with

new gaskets.

Secure

 with tab w

asher and bolts.

Fasten No. 1

and

No.

 2 valve

rocker

covers to

their

camshaft 

housings

with

tab

washers

and

b

olts.

1

11.

In

s ta l l a t i on   o

f Fuel P u m p   G o v e

r n o r A s s em

b ly and G o

v

e r n o r

Co n t ro l Sha f

t Brac ke t

I

nstall gove

rnor assembly with ne

w governor gasket

(F).

Secure 

with

plain

washer (G),

plain 

nut (H), 

and

jam nut

(J).

Install the control

 shaft support b

racket (E, fig.

74). Secure

with

p

lain washers, p

lain nuts, and

jam

 nuts

.

Install fuel pump

  assembly (Y,

fig. 45 ) with

a new  fuel

p

ump gasket (X).

Secure with pla

in

wa

shers

(M), pla

in 

nuts

(N),

and jam nut

(P).

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11

2.

  I

n s

ta

l la

t i

o n

  o

f

Ca

rb

u

r e

to

r El

bo

w

 

C

ar

bu

re

to

rs

 

As

p

ir a

to

r  

L i

n e

s a

n

d B

r e

at

h e

r

L

in

es

In

sta

ll

 

th

e

ca

rb

u

ret

or

 e

lb

ow

 

(

D,

  fig

4

9 )

  to

 

su

pe

rc

ha

rg

er

 

ho

us

in

g , 

us

in

g a

 

n

ew

 

0

 

r

in

g g

as

ke

(E

).

 

S

ec

ur

e w

it

pla

in

 

washers (C), 

plain 

nuts (B), 

and 

jam nuts (A).

6 .

  In

st

al

l

ac

ce

sso

ry

 

cas

e

l

ef

a

nd

  r

ig

ht

 b

re

a

the

li

ne

(V

)

a

nd

 

(W

)

,

(fi

g.

11

3)

.

Ti

gh

te

th

li

ne

  n

u

ts

a

nd

 

s

ec

ur

e  w

ith

 

br

ea

th

er

 

lin

e c

la

m

p

lat

A

A

)

  a

nd

 

cl

am

p

s

(B

B

), 

(fi

g.

1

13

).

In

st

al

ca

rb

u

re

tor

-e

lb

ow

-

to-

as

pi

ra

to

lin

e (

E

E,

 

fig

.

10

6)

Pla

ce

  t

he

 ca

rb

ur

et

or

s

on

 

th

el

bo

w

 

st

ud

s,

 us

in

c

ar

bu

re

to

r-

to-

 

el

bo

g

as

ke

t

(K

)

a

nd

 c

ar

bu

re

to

r

m

ou

n

tin

g

sp

ac

er

 

(L

, f

ig .

  8

5

).

Se

cu

re

 w

it

p

la

in

 w

a

sh

er

s (

F)

,

p

la

in

 nu

ts

 

(

G

), a

nd

 

jam

 

nu

ts

 

(H). Install

the 

carburetor-air-inlet-to-aspirator 

lines 

(DD,

fig.

10

6 )

.

11

3.

 

In

s t

al l

at

io

n

o f

 

A c

ce

s

so

ry

  C

as

e

S c

av

en

g

er

  O

il

P u

m

p

In

st

all

 

th

e a

cc

es

so

ry

 

ca

se

  sc

av

en

ge

r

o

il 

pu

m

a

ss

em

b

ly

 

t

t

he

 

m

o

un

tin

g

 f

lan

g

e

o

f

ac

ce

ss

or

y  c

as

e.

  P

o

sit

io

the

  sc

av

e

ng

er

 

oil

 

p

um

p

 

\be

ve

l ge

ar

 

(A

fi

g . 

7

2 )

  an

d

 s

ec

ur

p

um

p

 w

it

f

iv

e  p

la

in

 

washers

(C),

slotted 

nuts (B), 

and 

safety

wire .

Install 

crank- 

c

as

s

ca

ve

ng

e

r p

um

p

  ou

tl

et

 

li

ne

 

(

V

fi

g. 

7 1

an

ac

ce

sso

ry

  ca

se

sc

av

e

ng

er

  o

il 

p

u

mp

 ou

tle

t

lin

e (V

,

  f

ig

.

35

) a

nd

 

se

cu

re

 

w

i

th

 o

ne

 

d

ri

lle

d-

he

ad

 

b

ol

a

n

sa

fe

ty

 w

ir

e.

11

4

. I

ns

ta

l la

t i

o n

 

o f   C

r

an

k c

as

e

  O

il

P a

n

In

se

rt

 th

e i

nt

ak

m

a

ni

fo

ld

 b

al

an

ce

 

tub

e

 

(

A

fi

g.

  65

in

  t

he

 

crankcase. 

Install

balance tube

 

flange

s

C

)  w

ith

 

ne

0

 

ri

ng

 

ga

sk

et

s

B)

  an

d

  s

ec

ur

w

it

dr

ille

d

 

h

ex

-h

ea

d

 

bo

lts

 

D

a

nd

 

sa

fe

ty

 w

ir

e.

  In

sta

ll

  t

he

 e

ra

nk

c

as

o

il 

pa

a

ss

em

b

ly

 

w

it

h

a ne

w

 

o

il

  pa

n

  to

 c

ra

nk

ca

se

  ga

sk

et

 

(

B

, f

ig .

 

8

0)

.  S

ec

ur

w

ith

 

4

pla

in

 

wa

sh

er

s

(M

, f

ig .

 

8

0) pla

in

 

nu

ts

 

(L

)

, an

d

jam

 

nu

ts

 

(

K

).

1

15

 

ns

ta

l la

t io

n

  o

f

A

c c

es

so

ry

 

C a

se

 O

il

  S u

m

p

In

st

al

l

th

oi

l pr

es

su

re

 

re

gu

la

to

sp

il l

  lin

(

X

, fig

3

5

)

a

nd

 s

na

p

r

in

g

(W

)

  in

 p

os

iti

on

In

s

tal

th

e

ac

ce

ss

or

y c

ase

 

o

il

sump 

assem 

bl

(

P,

 fi

g.

80

) w

it

n

e

w s

um

p

-t

o-

ac

ce

sso

ry

 

c

ase

  g

as

k

ets

 

A

)

an

su

m

p-t

o-

pa

ga

sk

et

 

(N

)

.

S

ec

ure

 th

su

mp

  t

th

e s

id

of

 th

e

o

il

p

an

 wi

th

 

fo

u

r d

ril

led

-h

ex

-h

e

ad

 

bo

lt

s (V

)

, p

lai

n

w

as

he

rs

 

M

)

,

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lock washers (W ) and safety

wire .

Install

the

16 plain washers

(U), plain

nuts (T),

and jam

nuts

(S ) which hold the s u m p to

the

accessory case .

116. Ins ta l la t ion of In take

Manifolds

Connec to rs

and

Bal

ance

T u be

Connector

Tubes

(fig.

106)

With eng in e turned

upside down ,

install the

right (1-3-5)

side

and

left

(2-4-6)

side manifold assembl ies (par. 91) on

cyl inders,

using n e w

gaskets. Se cu r e

sec t i ons t o

cylinders

with

plain washers (S), plain

nuts

(T),

and

jam nuts (U).

Install

left

(2-4-6)

side

intake

manifold

connectors

(C)

and

right (1-3-5) side

intake manifold connectors

(X), using

n e w

intake manifold connector

to supercharger

housing

gaskets

(AA).

Install

mani fo ld sec t i on hoses

(D)

a n d n e w or serviceable hose

c lamps

(E).

Se cu r e

c on n e c t o r f lange to the supercharger

hous

i ng f lange with lock washers (Z)

and

hex-head bol ts (Y).

Install

the intake manifold balance tube c on n e c t o r tubes

(J) with connec t o r

tube

hoses (K)

and

hose c lamps (P), inserting

the

intake

manifold

balance

tube

(N)

in

the

hoses

as

the

c o n

nector tube

assembl ies

are

pos i t i oned . Secure

the connector tubes

to the mani fo ld sec t i ons with dril led hex-head bol t s

(JJ)

and

safety wire .

Position

all

hoses

o n

attaching parts. Center them

so

c lamps

get a posi t ive grip

o n

the manifold sec t i ons to avoid leakage.

Tighten all c lamps .

S c r e w aspirator

assembl ies

(GG) to the

intake manifold

sec t ion s

o f No .

1

and

No.

2

cyl inders.

Attach

90°

tube

e lbow

(B) and carburetor-elbow-to-aspirator l ine flared tube connector

(FF) to the aspirator and

c o n n e c t

the

carburetor-elbow-to-aspira

tor

flexible l ine

assembly (EE)

and

left

and

right

carburetor-

air-inlet-to-aspirator flexible l ine

assembly (DD)

to the

aspirators

from the carburetor and

90°

f lared tube

e lbow

(P,

fig.

85).

117.

Ins ta l la t ion o f C y l i n d e r H e a d

Oil

Dra in

Manifold

(fig.

107)

a.

Attach oil

drain cylinders N os .

5, 1,

2,

3,

4, and

6

manifold

sec t i ons (B),

(C),

and

(P)

to

their

cylinder head mounting pads,

using n e w

manifold-section-to-cylinder head

gaskets

(K) and

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RA

  PD

1805

72

a

nnular

 

gask

et

M

)

on 

the ma

nifold

secti

on

b

olts (N

). U

se new

 

manif

old sect

ion ho

ses

(A) a

nd n

ew o

r serv

iceabl

e hose clam

ps

(L

).

Tight

en the

 bol

ts and

secu

re t

hem with s

afety

wi

re.

6.

I

nstall

th

e cylin

der-he

ad-oil-

drain-

manifo

ld-to-

oil-pan

 adap

t

er (S) 

to the

cran

kcase oil

  pan,

usin

g

a n

ew g

asket.

 Secu

re  wi

th

drilled

hex-head 

bolts 

(U) and

 (V),

plain

 wa

shers (T),

 

and 

sa

fety

wire

.

Inst

all

cylind

ers N

os. 5, 1,

2,  a

nd

6

  o

il

dra

in

l

ine assem

blies

 

(Y

), (

E), (

F),

and

 

Q

) in th

eir

respec

tive

positio

ns, us

ing new

gask

ets.

Secure

  th

em with

 he

x-head

 

bolt

(X) and

l

ock washe

rs

(W

).

Positio

n

the hoses

  and c

lamps

,

maki

ng

cer

tain

t

he clamp

s

get

a

positive

grip

in  

the

hoses

of

the manifold 

sections

to

avoid

leak

age. Tig

hten

th

e

c

lamps

.

In

stall le

ft and

 rig

ht

ca

mshaf

t gear

ho

using

oil dra

in hoses

 

G)

and

(D), with

 clamp

s on

 th

e conn

ection

s of th

e cylind

ers N

o.

1

and

 No. 2

oil

dr

ain

line

  as

sembl

ies (E) a

nd (F)

, to

the 

cam

shaf

t

gea

r

hou

sings.

 

Ti

ghten

th

e clamp

s.

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A—ELBOW , TUBE,

90

DEC, AIR INL

ET-TO-ASPIRATOR,

LEFT

(2-4-6)

SIDE

7376777

B—ELBOW, TUBE,

90

DEG 7376 1 2 2

C—CONNECTOR,

INTA

KE MANIFOLD,

LEFT

(2-4-6) SI

DE 7346616

D—HOSE, MANIFOLD

SECT

IONS 7375237

E—CLAMP, HOSE  502948

F—MANIFOLD SECTION,

CYLINDER NO. 2 7346554

G—MANIFOLD SECTION, C

YLINDER

NO.

3 and NO.

4

7767246

H—

MANIFOLD

SE

CTION, CYLINDE

R

NO.

6

734

8832

J—TUBE,

CONNECTOR, INTAKE MANIFOLD

 

BALA

NCE TUBE

7348830

K—HOSE,

CONNECTOR TUBE 7403382

L—

FLANGE, BALANCE TUBE 73488

15

M—GASKET,

0

RING 501

232

N—TUBE, BAL

ANCE, INTAKE MANIFOLD 7348816

P—CLAMP

,

HOSE

502919

Q—GASKE

T,

CONNECTOR-TUBE-TO-MAN

IFOLD SECTION 73465

10

R— P

LUG,

PIPE 75

38990

S—WASHER,

PLAIN 502245

T—NUT, PLAI

N

225853

U—NUT, JAM

107822

V—MANIF

OLD

SECTION,

CYLINDER

NO.

5, ASSY

7348831

W—MANIFOLD SECTION,

CYLINDER

NO .

1,

A

SSY 7346553

X—CON

NECTOR, INTAKE MANIFOLD, RIG

HT (1-3-5) SIDE 7346615

Y

—B OLT ,

HEX-H

D 58374

9

Z—WASH

ER,

LO

CK 120214

AA—GASKET

,

INTAKE MANIFOLD

CONNECTOR

TO SUPER 

CHARGER HOUSING

7744566

BB—ELBOW,

STREET,

90

DEG,

AIR 

INLET-TO-ASPIRATOR,

RIGHT

(1-3-5) SIDE 7410046

CC—CON

NECTOR,

FLARED

TUBE,

AIR 

INLET-TO-ASPIRATOR

LINE

74

10040

DD—LINE, FLEXIB

LE, CARBURETOR-AIR-INLET

-TO-ASPIRATOR,

LEFT AND

RIGHT,

ASSY

7376

000

EE—LINE, FLEXIBLE, CARBURETOR-ELBOW

-TO-ASPIRATORS,

ASSY 7744710

FF—CON

NECTOR, FLARED TUB

E,

CARBURETOR

-ELBOW-TO-ASPI

RATOR

LINE 

7376 1 2 1

GG—ASPIRATOR,

 

AS

SY

7376

128

HH—BOLT, DLD-HEX-HD 7403158

JJ—BOLT,

HEX-HD

583749

KK—GASKET,

M

ANIFOLD

S

ECTIONS 7744566

Continued

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A—

HOSE

, MA

NIFOLD

  SECTIO

NS

740338

2

B — -M

ANIFOL

D SECTIO

N, CYL

INDER

 N

O . 5   734

6 583

C—

MANIF

OLD SE

CTION

,  CYLIN

DERS N

OS.

1, 2 , 3

AND

4

 

73

46582

D— HO

SE, OIL

DRA

IN, RIG

HT CA

MSHA

FT  GE

AR HO

USING

 74033

84

E—

LINE

,

OIL DRA

IN, CYL

INDER

 N

O. 1, ASSY

  73

48751

F—LINE,

OIL

DRAIN, CYLINDER

NO.

2, 

ASSY

7375433

G

— .H OSE

,

O

IL D

RAIN,

LE

FT CAM

SHAFT

  GEA

R HOU

SING,

74034

6 6

H

—ELBO

W , H

OSE,

45

 

DE

G, MALE

PIPE

 END

7346

711

J—C

LAMP

, HOSE

 502912

K

—GAS

KET, MAN

IFOLD S

ECTION

-TO-C

YLIND

ER H

EAD 776

7933

L— CLA

MP,

HOSE 

502919

M — G

ASKET

,

A

NNUL

AR

105

452

N— BO

LT, M

ANIFO

LD SECTI

ON 7

76 7928

P—

MANIF

OLD SECT

ION, C

YLIND

ER

N O.

6

7375430

Q—LI

NE, OIL D

RAIN,

CYLIN

DER

N O . 6

,

AS

SY

737542

4

R

—GAS

KET, OIL D

RAIN LI

NES

AND

ADAP

TER

734651

0

S—A

DAPTE

R, MANIF

OLD-T

O-OIL-

PAN 737

5423

T

—WAS

HER, PLAI

N

50224

5

U— BO

LT, DL

D-HEX

-HD 

7346710

V

— BOLT

,

DLD-H

EX-HD

 73487

70

W—

WASH

ER, LOC

K 102

2 14

X—

BOLT,

  HEX-H

583749

Y—

LINE,

 OIL

DRAI

N, CYLIN

DER

NO . 5, A

SSY

737542

5

—Con

tinued

118 In

sta l lat i

o n

of P

r im e r

L

ines and F

i l ter

 

fig. 108)

Ins

tall p

rimer-

fuel-fi

lter mo

unting

 brack

et 

(

N)

t

o

t

he

super

 

charger

housing. Secure 

with

lock

washer 

(K)

and 

hex-head 

b

olt (L

). Sc

rew 

th

e

pri

mer filter

 

a

ssembl

y

M

)

to th

e

bracke

t.

Instal

l th

e pri

mer

filter

brack

et

tu

be

conne

ctors

(J) in the

 

brack

et.

In each

 

c

ylinde

r p

rimer

line nozzle

  instal

l

t

he

inter-

cylinde

pri

mer lin

e

tube 

tees

 

(G

), a

nd secu

re them

 w

ith the co

mpress

ion

tube fitti

ng s

afety

ball s

leeves (E

) and

 

c

ompres

sion 

tub

e fittin

sl

eeve

ball nu

ts (F

).

Install 

primer

lines 

and

primer 

filter 

to  

cylinder 

No.

1  

line 

(H

) on

t

he

rig

ht (1-3

-5)

side  cyl

inders

. Ins

tall

prim

er

l

ines

and prim

er

filt

er t

o

cy

linder N

o.

2 line

  (P) on th

e

left

 

(2

-4-6)

side

cylinde

rs.

Install

  primer

 lin

e

t

ee plu

g (A) i

n t

he inte

r-

cylind

er prim

er li

nes tube 

tees

G) o

n  cylin

ders

No.

5 and No

. 6

.

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RA

PD

180574

A—PLUG,

PRIMER

 

LINE TEE

7744647

B—LINE, PRIMER, CYLIN

DERS NO.

3 TO 5 AND NO. 4

 TO 6

7372620

C—LINE, PRIMER, CYLINDER

S

NO. TO 3 and NO. 2

TO 4

7

372618

D—NOZZLE. PRIMER LIN

E, ASSY 7410158

E—SLEEV

E,

BALL,

SAFE

TY, COMP

RESSION TUBE FITTING

  189911

F—NUT, BAL

L

SLE

EVE, COMPRESSION

TUBE FITTING 18

9894

G—TE

E,

TUBE, IN

TER-CYLINDER

PRIMER LINE

S

774464

8

H—LINE

,

PR

IMER

FILTER TO CYLINDE

R NO. 7376037

J—CONNECTOR, TU

BE, PRIMER

FILTER BRACKET

 

501105

K—WASHER,

LOCK 120214

L

—BOLT, HEX-HD 58

3749

M—FILTER, PRIMER,

ASSY

7346703

1—HEAD,

FILTER

Z-F7

X

130

2—GASKET,

BOWL Z-F1 X 38

3—ELEMENT

Z-F2

X

1T2

4—BO

WL, FILTER,

ASSY

Z-F

8 X

71

5—BA

IL,

FILTER

, ASSY  Z-F10

 

X

9

N—BRAC

KET, FILTER MOUNTING 7375416

P—LINE, PR

IMER

FILTER TO CYLINDER

NO. 2 73 76038

119 . I ns ta l l

a t i o n of T

h r o t t l e

L i n k a g e

(fig. 1). Po

sition

three cross

shaft

sup

port brac

kets

(M

, f

ig.

75) on

the carburetor

e

lbow .

S e

cure wit

h  plain washers

(T),

pla

in nuts (W), and

jam n

uts (V).

230

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  fig. 74).

I

nstall the gov

ernor-to

-car

buret

or co

ntrol linkag

e assemb

ly. Sec

ure the

  contro

l shaft

sup

 

port

bracket  (

E) with

plain washe

rs, plai

nuts, and

jam nu

ts.

c.

fig.

 

76).

Inst

all the

control  lever

support

assembly to 

the

to p 

right

(1-3-5)

side  of

the access

ory

c

ase

and 

secure

with sl

o tted n

uts and safety

 

wire.

C

onnect t

he 

right-

hand-thr

ead-

ro d

-end  ball

be

aring K, fig. 76

) to

the govern

or-contr

ol-shaft-

to-

v

ehicle  lev

er Q).

Secure

  wi

th dri

lled hex-

head bolt  (J

), plain

washe

r (P

), slotte

d nut

  (N)

, and cotte

r pi

M

). Con

nect 

the

lef

t-hand

thread

 

ro

d-end-ba

ll bearing

  Q , fig. 74) t

o the

g

overnor.

 

C

onnect

the

ri

ght- and left-h

and 

thre

ad  rod-en

d ball bearin

gs

(E) 

and

(J) 

to

the

carburetors

fig.

75).

Connect

the right-hand

thre

ad 

rod

-end ball

be

arings

Q ) to the

center

cross

 

shaft

le

ver

A , fig.

  75 ).

The ri

ght- and

left-hand

  th

read ball bea

rings may

be

r

eversed

on

the turnbuck

les and

ro d

s.

231

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R Q

 

RA

PD 180576

120 I

ns ta l l a t i o n

of

S p a

rk Plug

Boos te r Co i l and

Ig n i t i o n

Har

n e s s

I

nsert

spark

plugs

  in 

their

 holes with

inserting

w

rench 41-W-3306-5

00 (fig. 109

), using a

new spark

plug gasket.

With a deep

socket wrench, tighte

n t

o

200

  to 225

Ib-in

torque (par. 

167).

(fig.

110).

Install the

ignition

harn

ess

assembly. Secur

to

cylinder heads

Nos.

1,

2,

5,

and 6.

Fasten

 

t

he ignitio

harn

ess c

lamps (W) to the

c

arburetor

e

lbow 

in

four 

place

s. Secur

with

plain nuts

 

(Z)

and

j

am nuts (Y )

.

Place the

igni

tion harness adapters

 on

t

he magnetos,

using new

ign

ition

harness-to-m

agneto

gask

ets (

F).

S

ecure

wit

h

lock wash

ers (E) and  drilled

fillister-h

ead

scr

ews

(D). Install spark plug

cable with

terminal

s to

t

he spark plu g

s, using crowfoot wre

nch

41_W-871-65 

(fig.

13).

(fig. 110)

.

Insta

ll

boo

ster coil with

filter

ass

embly (HH)

on its boost

er coil

a

nd filt

er

brack

et

assembly

(PP

). Secure with

 

lock

w

ashers (L) and

 

r

ound-head s

crews (N). Install short le

ft magneto

gro

und

c

able

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A—ELBOW, FLARED

TUBE, 90 DEG

7767517

B—LINE, FLEXIBLE, I

GNITION-HARNESS-TO-CARBUR

ETOR-

ELBOW,

LEFT

(2-4-6)

SIDE 7376059

C

—HARNESS, IGNITION, A

SSY 7346609

D—SCR

EW, DLD-FIL-HD

7338612

E—WASHER,

LOCK

131183

F—G

ASKET,

IGNI

TION-HARNESS-TO-MAGNETO

7338655

G—GASKET, ANNULAR

,

SPAR

K

PLUG

H—PLUG, SP

ARK,

14 M M

7 5 2 5 5 5 0

J—LEAD

, DETACHABLE, IGNITIO

N-MANIFOLD-TO-SPARK-PLUG

,

ASSY 7324

011

K — N U

T, PLAIN 225850

L—WASHE

R, L O C K

1

20217

M—CLIP , 

LOOP-TYPE, IGNITION-HARNESS-TO-CARBURETOR-

ELBOW-LINE 7403914

N—SCR

EW, RD-HD

132903

P—CLIP, L O O P

 

TYPE,

IGNITION-HARNESS-TO-CARBU

RETOR-

ELBOW-LINE

572914

Q— B

OLT, HEX-HD

7350199

R—WASHER, LOCK

120214

S—WAS

HER,

PLAIN

502245

T—CLAMP,

IGNITION

HA

RNESS, ASSY

 

7371917

U—LINE,

FLEXIBLE,

IGNITION-HARNESS-TO-CARBURETOR-

ELBOW, RIGH

T (1-3-5) SIDE 7348532

V—

ELBOW, FLARED

TUBE,

4

5 DEG 7767516

W—CLAMP, IGNITION

HARNESS

7403577

X—BRACKE

T,

CLAMP, IGNIT

ION HA

RNESS 7403579

Y — N UT,

JAM 107822

Z

—NUT, PLAIN

2 2 5 8 5 3

AA—NUT, HEX-HD 50320

9

BB—NUT,

PLAIN

2 2 5 8 54

CC—NU

T,

JAM

107

823

DD—BRACKET, CLAMP, IGNITION

H

ARNESS 7403578

EE—ELBOW,

P

IPE, STREET, 90 DEG  7410046

FF—NIPPL

E, TUBE

732 4013

GG—LINE,

FLEXIBL

E,

CARBURETOR-TO-MAGNETO, ASSY

 

74100

~49

H

H—COIL BOOST

ER, W/FILTER, ASSY 7725157

JJ_CABLE, GROUN

D, MAGNETO, LEFT SHORT

7353259

KK—CABLE,

GROUND,

MAGNETO, RIGHT,

LONG

7353260

LL—

LINE, FLEXIBLE, MAGN

ETO-TO-MAGNETO,

ASSY

77447

09

MM—MAGNE

TO,

ASSY 7539854

NN—W

ASHER, 

PL

AIN

7744766

PP

—BRACKET, BOOSTER COIL

AND

FILTER, ASS

Y 7375434

Continued

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(JJ)

 

fr

om outer co

nnector of booster

to

outer magneto.

Install

long

right magneto

ground cable

(KK) from

  inner connector of

booster coil

to inner magneto.

(fig. 110) .

Install the

carbu

retor-to-magne

to flexible line

assembly (GG),

the  longe

r

m agneto-to-magneto

flexible

line

assembly

(LL), left

(2-4-6)

side

ignition-harn

ess-to-carburet

or-elbow flexible

 

line

(B), and

the ignition

harness to the

right

(

1-3-5) side

 ignition-harn

ess-to- 

carb

uretor-elbow

flexible line

(U)

Posit

ion and secure line

s in 

the

ignition-h

arness-to-carbur

etor-elbow line loop-t

ype clips

(P)

on both sides of

engine

with screws,

lock

washe

rs, 

an

d nuts

.

121. I n s t al l a t i on o f

G e n era to r

and Star t e

r

(fig.

47)

Insta

ll generato

r

and star

ter drive assem

blies (par

. 59).

A ssemble

 the

generator

a

ssembly to

generator

drive

assembly

with a new

generator

and

  starter

 gaske

t

(E).

S e

cure

with

 

p

lain

washers  (D),plai

n nuts (C), and

jam nuts

 

(B).

Note

position of g

enerator termina

l in figure

 

3.

Position start

er assembly

(Jack  and

Heintz) as

shown

in

figure

3.

Install

starter

mounting

adapter

(L)

to

the

start

er drive assembly

 

(K)

  using new

gen

erator

and

starter

ga

sket (E) and

special adapter

self-locking

nuts

(M)

P

osition

the

sta

rter to the starter d

rive assembly and tu

rn pinion to

 

secure

starter.

Note position of

starter pinion.

122. In s ta l l a t i on o f

Ex h a u s t

Manifold Sec t i on

s and

  H o t s p o t

Manifolds

(figs.

16

and

112)

Install six

 

ne

w  e

xhaust

man

ifold

gaskets on the cylind

ers 

an

d

position the exhaust manifo

ld sect

ions on the right and 

left

side

cylinder mount

ing

studs

. Secure

with

plain

 washer

s

and

self-loc

king nut.

Install

hotspot manifold

assemblies to

 

t

he exha

ust

mani

folds

and ca

rburetor elbow with n

ew

g

askets.

S ecure with drille

hex

-

head

bo

lts and safet

y wire.

1 23

.

I ns ta l la t i

o n   o f

E n g i n e Sh r

o u d and Oil Co

o le r

A s s e

m b ly

(figs.

16

and

 17)

Position the

 assembl

y on the accessory

case s

tuds

an

d on the

two c

rankcase locating

studs.

Install the four fan

rotor housing

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s

uppor

ts

C) w

ith plai

n wash

ers (B)

and dr

illed

hex

-head bolts

A

, fig

. 17).

Instal

l the p

lain was

hers

an

d self-l

ocking

  n

uts to  

the lo

cating

 studs.

Instal

l plain w

asher

s

(B) and

slotted

 n

uts  (L

), secur

ing

the

s

hroud t

o

c

ylinde

rs.

Install

 cotte

r

pin

s.

Install  the 

hotspot 

inlet 

and

exhaust

manifold

outlet

slot

c

overs

securi

ng w

ith hex-h

ead

bolts.

In

stall right 

(1-3-

5)

and left

(2-4-

6) side

  ex

haust

 

manif

old

cooling

 

a

ir

inl

et e

lbows

(H

)

and Z

) a

nd secu

re   wit

h he

x-head

 

bolt 

(

J).

Insta

ll

e

ngine

lifti

ng-eye

 bracke

t (GG)

. Secu

re

with tw

o

plai

n n

uts (FF

), jam

 nuts (EE

), and

  two dr

illed

hex

-head

 

bol

ts

(JJ).

Inst

all

e

ngine 

lift

ing 

eye (K K

) into b

racke

throu

gh

the

 

shroud

slo t.

Insert 

lifting 

eye

drilled flat-head

pin  (HH) and

e

ngine

lif

ting 

eye spr

ing

(

DD)

w

ith its

washe

r

a

nd

cotter

 

p

in .

Insta

ll oil co

ntrol

housin

g i

nlet con

nector

s (N

) and t

rans

m

ission

c

ooler inlet

and con

trol hou

sing 

outle

t connec

tor

B , fig .

86 ) o

n

the

 

oil

c

ontrol

 ho

using, u

sing

new con

nector

  gas

kets

(T)

.

Secure

 

with

 

their

 plai

n was

hers,

plain

 

n

uts, an

d jam

 nu

ts.

C

on

n

ect eng

ine oil

co

oler inlet

 

a

nd outl

et li

ne as

sembli

es (J

 and

F,

fig

. 86), using

wr

ench 7

08373

8  fig

. 6).

124

In s

tal lat i

o n o f 

Coo l in

g Fan

  Ro to

r F

an   C lu t

c h A s

s e m b l

y  

and

Fan Ou

tlet Va

ne

H o u

s in g

Place

 f

an rotor

and

 

fa

n cl

utch

assemb

ly   fig.

7

3) on  vertica

l

fan driv

e sh

aft

of fig . 82

). 

S

ecure

wi

th slotte

d n

ut (P)

 

a

nd

cotte

r

p

in (N

). C

learanc

e  betwe

en f

an roto

r b

lade 

tips and

 fan

roto

r

hou

sing 

must 

be 0.070-

inch m

inim u

m.  Ins

tall

coo lin

g fan

driv

e ve

rtical

shaft co

ver

Q , f

ig.

7

3).

Secur

e with

 its lo

ck wash

ers 

and

screws.

Install

cooling-fan-outlet-vane

housing 

Q ,

fig.

17) and se

cure 

with

 14 se

lf-lock

ing nu

ts (

R).

1

25 In

sta l la

t ion o

f

Cran

k c a s e Oi

l Fi l ler

  P i pe a

nd

Brea t

h er

Tu b

es

(  .

113)

Install

  cra

nkcas

e

o

il fille

r pipe

ass

embly

(J) w

ith

a

n

ew

oil

fi ller p

ipe gask

et

(B).

Secure

  to oil p

an

wit

h

dril

led

hex-

head

bolts

D ) 

and

safe

ty

w

ire. S

ecure

th

e filler

 

pip

e

bracke

t to the

shrou

d with

tw o hex-

head

w

ith inte

rnal-t

eeth lock

  w

asher

b

olts 

(

K). Ins

tall

the cr

ankcas

e breath

er tu

be (

E) with

new

hose

s and 

n

ew   or

serv i

ceable

hose

 

clamps

.

Instal

l the

breat

her tube

flam

e

arrest

or

assem

bly

M )

  with 

c

arbure

tor-to-

oil-fille

r

breath

er tube

23

7

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RA PD

(N), 

us

ing new

carburetor

b

reather tube connec

tion hose

s (Q)

and

hose

clamps

(P). Fasten 

the

tube

to

the 

shroud.

Install 

hose

and clamps

from breathe

r

tube to  

the 90°

 

h

ose elbow

 

(R) on th e 

carburetor. Install

oil control housin

g cover (P)

and rubber

oil con

trol

h

ousing cover

grommet (N)

(fig.

1

7). S

ecure with

hex-head

bolts

(J

of

 fig.

17).

1 26.

I ns ta l la t

i o n of

H o t s p o t Outlet

  H o u s i n g and Vacu

u m

Heat C o n t r o

l Valve

Inst

all housing

assem bly an

d

vacuum

 heat

 

control

valve on

to p mounting pad

of th

e carbure

tor

elbow, using

a

ne

w

outlet 

hou

sing gasket

(C). S ecure

with plain washer

s (D) and drilled

hex-head

  bolts (E).

Install the top and bottom

hotspot outle

t

  8

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A — E L B O W

, HOSE, 45 D E G 2088

03F

B—GASKET,

O I L FILLER

 

PI

PE 77

67802

C — GA G E ,

BAYONE

TYPE, OIL

LEVEL 7403

356

D — B O L T ,

DLD-HEX

-HD 7346710

E—TUBE, BREATHE

R,

CRANKCASE

 7376005

F—ADAPTER,

HOSE 7

403524

G— HO S E , BREATHER

, OIL-FILLER-TO-T

RANSMISSION

7403389

H— C L A M P ,

HOSE 502

91 4

J—

PIPE, O I L

FILLER, CRANK

CASE, A

SSY

7376024

K — B O

L T, H

EX-HD, W/INT-TEETH

L O C K WASH

ER 7416584

L — B O L T, HEX-

HD, W

/INT-TEETH

L O C K 

WASHER

  7414584

M — A

R R E S TO R , FLAME

, BREATHE

R

TUBE

, A

SSY 7376056

N

—TUBE,

B

REATHER, CAR

BURETOR-TO-O

IL-FILLER

7376126

P — C L A M P

,

HOSE 502915

Q— H

O S E , CAR

BURETOR BREATHER

 

TUBE

  CONNECTIO

NS

7403387

R — E L B O W

, HOSE

, 90

D E G

7376136

S — E L B

OW, PIPE, 90 D E G

7521299

T—VALVE,

AIR METERING, A S

S Y

7767922

U — -ELB OW, TU

BE, 90 D E G

7346726

V—LINE, BREATH

ER,

ACCESSORY 

C A S E ,

RIGH

T (1-3-5)

SIDE

73760

33

W

—LINE, BREATHER,

ACCESSO

RY CASE, LE

FT

(2-4-6)

SIDE 73 7

6034

X — S C R E W ,

DLD-FIL-HD

7376062

Y—NUT, J A M 107822

Z—NUT,

PL

AIN 225853

AA—PLA

CE,

C L A M P ,

ACCESSORY

C A S E

BREATHER

 LINE

S

7376031

BB—CLIP, A C C E S S O

R Y 

CASE

BR

EATHER LINES

 572904

C C — G A S K E T ,

BREATHER

LINE

ADAPT

ER

7410066

DD—NUT,

S L T D  77

03684

EE—PIN,

COTTE

R

13718

5

FF—W

ASHER,

PLAIN 73

76080

GG — S P R I N G ,

 LIFTING EY

E 7376035 

HH— -EYE, LI

FTING, A

CCESSORY

C

A S E

7376026

JJ—PIN, O L D ,

FL-HD, LIFTIN

G EYE 73 7

6019

KK—ADAPTER,

BREATHER

LINE,

ACCESSORY CASE 

7376017 

L L —

C O N N E C T O R ,

BREATHER LINE

75 2129

6

Continued

slot covers

(U and V, fig

. 17) and ho

tspot outlet housing bra

cket

(T).

S ec

ure

with their plain

 

washers

 and hex-hea

d bolts. Secure

hotsp

ot outlet

housi

ng

bracket (T)

to the hotspot

outlet

h

ousing

with

 

its

p

lain was

her,

slo

tted

nut, and

safety

wire.

Inst

all

hots

pot

ou

tlet housing bracket (

M M). Secure to shr

oud w

ith its drilled-

head bolt

s, a

nd

to h

otspot housi

ng with its

self-locking n

ut. Con

n

ect vacuum he

at control lines

assembly (KK)

to the super

charge

r

hous

ing.

239

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t

 

s

 

s

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A—CA

RBURE

TOR, AS

SY 73

46 585

B—

ELBO

W, TUBE,

45 DEG

741004

1

C—LIN

E,

FL

EXIBL

E, CA

RBUR

ETOR-

TO-CAR

BURE

TOR

741004

5

D

— ELB

OW, ST

REET,

 90

  DEG, CAR

BURET

OR-TO

-MAGN

ETO-L

INE

7410

046

E—EL

BOW, FL

ARED

  TUBE

, 90

 

D

EG 7767

517

F—LINE,

FLEXIBLE, 

VENT, FUEL-PUMP-TO-CARBURETOR

7744710

G

—CON

NECTO

R, T

UBE 7

376 121

H

—ELBO

W,

P

IPE, 90

  DEG

 7521

2 99

J—

ELBO

W, FLA

RED

TUBE,

90 D

EG 776751

6

K—

NUT, JA

M 107823 

L

—NUT

,

P

LAIN

2 2

5854

M —

WASHE

R,

PL

AIN

502204

 

N—B

RACKE

T, F

UEL FIL

TER 74

10083

P— E

LBOW

,

PIP

E, 90

DEG

 77447

13

Q—CO

NNECT

OR, TUB

E

7

521296

R— BOLT,

DLD-HEX-HD 

7346 718

S—FI

LTER,

FUEL,

 ASSY

 

7

346 6 20

T

—LIN

E,

FLEX

IBLE, F

UEL-F

ILTER-

TO-FU

EL-PU

MP 7

410398

U

— CON

NECTO

R, TUBE

 774471

5

V

—LINE

, FL

EXIBL

E, FUE

L-PUM

P-TO-

CARBU

RETO

R

734669

W—

GASK

ET FU

EL PUM

P 7

006868

 

X—P

UMP,

FUEL

, ASSY

 74

10094

Y— E

LBOW,

  FLA

RED

TUBE,

15 D

EG 7

539274

 

Z—

ELBO

W, FLA

RED T

UBE, 90

  D

EG 

734672

6

Conti

nued

12

7  Insta

l lat io n

  o f

Fu e

l Fi l t

er

a

n d L in

es an

d Oil F

i l ter A

s s em

 

b

ly

I

nstall

fuel filte

r

bra

cket (N , fi

g . 11

4) to

the access

ory

case.

 

S

ecure w

ith plain

wa

shers (

M), pla

in n

uts

(L), and 

jam

 nu

ts

(K). Inst

all fuel

 

fil

ter asse

mbly 

(S

) to t

he brack

et.

Secure

  with

p

lain w

asher

 

(

M),

drilled

  hex

-head bo

lt

(R), and

  safe

ty wire. 

Install

fuel-fi lter-to-fuel-pump

flex ible

line

(T).

I

nstall

fuel-

pump-

to-car

buretor

 fle

xible line 

(V

). Instal

l

ca

rbureto

r-to-c

arbure

tor f

lexible

 

lin

e  (C).

Ins

tall

the oi

l filter

assem

bly

A ,

 

fig

. 35)

in its

housin

g in

t

he acce

ssory

cas

e, using

 

a

new

 

gas

ket.

Secure

  w

ith pla

in 

w

ash

ers, plai

n n

uts, a

nd j

am nut

s. In

stall the

 ma

gnetic dr

ain plug

 

C,

fig. 35

)

wi

th a

new

  drain

 

plu

g

gask

et

(D

) i

n the

 

acce

ssory 

case

belo

w

the

 

oil

filte

r.

128

 

In s tal l

at ion o

f Ta

chom e

ter Trans

m i t ter

  s

semb l

y

  fi

g . 1)

Inst

all

t

he t

achom

eter t

ransm

itter a

ssemb

ly (FF

, f

ig . 54)

rig

ht

(1

-3-5)

side,

  on the

cam

shaft g

ear housi

ng

tachom

eter tra

ns-

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m

itter drive adapter (BB

). Replace gasket. Secure with

plain

washers (JJ), pla

in

nuts

 (HH), and jam nuts (GG).

Sect ion

  XV

TE

STS A

ND

A D J U S T M E N T S

129 Oil

Pre

s s u r e

Oil pressure

can

be raised

(par. 82), but not

lowered, with the 

t

ype

of

control valve used . If the oil pressure

at operating

tem

peratur

e is

to

o high at 2,000 rpm,

install a new oi

l

pressure con

trol

valv

e.

If 

pressure is too low,

adjust it to 60 to 70

psi,

SAE

oil

at 180°

F.,

by

adding

up to three

plai

n

washers 7372030 in

the cap.

13

0.

T h

r o t t l e L i n k ag e

The adjustment of

the

t

hrottle

con

trol link

age

is

acco

mplished

to

a great extent in t

he

manufac

ture of the en

gine.

The

governor

co

ntrol-shaft-to-vehicle-lever rod (R,

fig. 76)

a

nd

the

 

cross-shaf

t-to-control-shaft rod  (X, fig. 74), are

set

a

t pre 

determined lengths at

the factory and

are

 secured with pins

. The

adjustments n

ecessary for

the

effective operat

ion of 

the

governor

an

d

carburetors

are outli

ned

b

elow and

in the

paragraph on gov

ernor adjustment

in the

pertinent

op

erators manual

.

6

. Adjust

for full travel

of

the

carburetor throt

tle plates in

the

foll

owing mann

er:

Disconnect

the

r

ight-hand

t

hread

rod-

end ball bearin

g

(L,

fig. 74) from

the control shaft-to-

governor

lever

(K, fig. 74). Lengthen

or shorten the cross-shaft-

to-carb

uretor-control-rod turnbuckles (G,

fig. 75)

as ne

cessary

to accomplish

full

tr

avel from the

full open stops on

the

carbure

 

tors

to

the

full 

idle

stops

on

the carburetors.

Adjust

for

full

travel of the

governor

in the followi

ng manner: Make

 certain

t

he 

governor is extended to the

full

limit of

its

travel. Advance the

carburetor thr

ottle plates to

the full

open position

.

Next,

adjust

the length

of

the right- and

left-hand thread control-shaft-to-gov

ernor rod

(N, fig. 7

4 )

until

the

gove

rnor rocker arm (Y,

fig. 117)

clears the rocker 

arm

stop p

in (H, fig.

117)

by 

0

.010

inch.

Secure

all jam nuts on

the

throttle control

rods

a

nd on

the

control

shaft-

to-governor

rod .

131 A ccessor ies

Tests

and

 

adjustments

on accessories are outlined

in the 

perti

nent operators

manual an

pertinent

technical manuals.

242

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S e

c t i o n X

VI.  RU

N IN

T

EST

132

  Pr

eparat

ion

f

o r   R

u n i n

Install

 

th

engin

e to a  dy

namom

eter o

r tr

ansmi

ssion. 

Pre-

oil

the

engin

e by f

orcing

 oil,

under pre

ssure,

  into

the

oil syste

m.

T

his i

nsures

 ad

equate

 lubrica

tion

to the e

ngine pa

rts

until

 

th

en

gine

pu

m p

s

upply

reaches

 th

em.

If no pre-o

iling

equi

pment is

 

availa

ble

fill all  e

xterna

l

oi

l lines

and o

il coole

rs w

ith 

the pro

per

grade

 

oil. See

that

an 

a

dequat

e su

pply of

oil is

 

in

the oil

  pan

.

A

djust th

rottle

linkage

  as 

outlin

ed in para

graph

 130.

  With

 

t

he 

igniti

on switc

h

i

n th

e

OFF

  positi

on r

otate the

cran

kshaf

t a

few

  revo

lutions

 with t

he 

starte

r to mak

e cert

ain

that th

e engine

 

t

urns o

ver fr

eely,

wi

th

n

o pos

sibility

 

o

f

hydr

ostatic

 

lock—

 engin

cylinders  containing

liquid 

gasoline).

The slip

clutch

in  the

starter

 

is

  design

ed  so

no da

mage

to engi

ne parts

 can oc

cur

under

 

th

is conditi

on. If

the

engin e

  will

not tur

n

over with

the starte

r,

r

emove

  one

spark

 plu

fro

m each

  cylind

er and

 note

  any

 evide

nce

of

gasoli

ne.

R e

m ove liquid

from

 the

cylin

ders by

rotat

ing

the

cr

anksha

ft

w

ith th

e e

ngine

turnin

g wre

nch 41

-W-90

6-130

  fig .

7) or

the sta

rter.

133

 

E n g i n e   R un in

A

rebuilt

 

en

gine 

shou

ld

be

start

ed 

and

run-in 

in acc

ordanc

e with 

one of the

 

follow

ing

s

chedul

es. If

any

pist

on

rings o

r cy

linders

 on the

engi

ne have

  be

en chang

ed or the

 

cyli

nders

honed

  use t

he long run

-in.

If th

e pisto

n r

ings a

nd cyl

 

inder

 

bores 

are

unchan

ged,

u

se the

 s

hort run-i

n.

Per

iod

 

2

3

4

 

6

7

8

 

1

1 1

1 2

1 3

1 4

Minu

tes

3 0

3 0

3 0

3 0

3 0

3

 

3

3 0

3

0

3 0

1 5

1 5

1 5

1 5

E

PM

1

1

1 2

1 4

1

6

1 8

2  

2

  2

2

  4

2 6  

2

  8

2 4

2

1   6

HP

a p r x

46

5 7

1 0 7

1 4 9

1 8 4

2 4 4

2 9 3

3

7 8

max

ma

x

max

max

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Period

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

M

inutes

15

15

15

15

15

1

5

15

15

R

PM

1,000

1,2

00

1,600

2,0

00

2

,200

2,400

2

,6 00

2,800

BH

(a

prx)

0

46

107

184

244

293

37

8

max

Oi

l c

onsu

m p

tion

  m a

y

be

 

m

eas

ured

 

i

n t

he fo

llow

ing

 m

ann

er:

(1)

Repair

all

oil

leaks.

(2

) R

un t

he

eng

ine

 

an

d  sh

ut

it

 do

w n 

wh

en th

e

oil is

  a

t

op

erat

ing te

mp

erat

ure.

(

3) 

A

llo

w  

1

0 mi

nute

s fo

fo

am on

the

 

oi

l

to set

tle.

eas

ure 

the

 oil le

vel.

(4) R

un 

the

 e

ngin

e for

h

our

s at

 

2

,800

  rp

m a

nd 

m

axi

m u

m   h

orse

pow

er.

(5)

  Sh

ut

do

w n

 

a

nd allo

w

10

 m

inut

es f

or fo

am o

the

 oi l

  to

settle.

(6

) M

eas

ure t

he 

amo

unt

 o

f  oi

l  req

uire

d to   ra

ise

the

oil to

 

its 

ori

gina

l leve

l.

(7)

  M ax

im u

m

allow

ab

le

o

il co

nsu

mpt

ion

is

g

allo

ns

in

1 1 / 2

  ho

urs.

 

If it

ex

cee

ds th

at,

find 

th

e caus

e.  R

efe

r t

o

par

agr

aph

 

1

4Z(

2).

1

34.

  Go

ve rn

o r

A

dju

stm

ent

  fig .

116)

U

po

c

om p

le ti

on 

of

 

e

ngi

ne

run-

in,

adj

ust g

over

nor

 in

  the f

ol 

low

ing m

ann

er:

Wi

th t

he

thro

ttle

 in

 the

 w

ide

  ope

n  pos

itio

n, a

nd th

e en

gin

e

o

per

atin

g at

f

ull lo

ad,

re

mov

e d

ust

ca

p (F

F) and

 

turn

 th

e spee

d

ad

just

ing

scre

w  (D

D) 

un

til

the e

ngin

e

oper

ates

 at

 2,8

00 r

pm .

(C l

ock

w ise

 

ro

tatio

of

 th

is sc

rew

  inc

rea

ses

the

eng

ine

spe

ed.)

 

R

epla

ce th

e dus

t

cap a

nd ins

tall

 

s

afet

y w

ire.

W

ith

  th

e t

hro

ttle in

 th

e

w ide 

open 

position,

and 

the

engine 

op

era

ting

 at

no

lo

ad,

adju

st th

e me

teri

ng 

scr

ew

(K)

 

unt

il

the

 

en

 

gin

e

sp

eed is   2

,950

  rpm

 

(c

lock

w is

ro

tati

on

of thi

s

scre

w d

e

crea

ses 

the

 engi

ne 

spe

ed).

  Ins

tall

 t

he me

teri

ng

scre

w plug

 

(H)

 

and

 a

 ne

w w

ash

er (

J).

2

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S

A

U

N

 

S

W

A

M

O

H

C

P

M

E

U

 

H

G

H

P

S

A

U

N

 

S

W

A

M

O

S

C

P

F

G

1

 

D

D

E

S

O

N

T

N

L

O

A

A

U

N

 

H

|

G

H

P

V

V

 

S

A

U

N

 

S

W

-

A

M

O

S

C

P

F

G

2

2

R

 

F

U

L

O

A

U

O

l

R

P

1

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C H A P T E R

5

HYDRAULI

C GOVERNO

R

135. D e sc r i p t i

o n and

Data

The

mechanical hydr

aulic

typ

e governor  is

mounted on

the right

(1-3

-5) side

camshaft gear housing

and

is

gear driven

from the camshaft drive

fuel pump and governor

drive bevel gear (BB, fig

.

4

5).

Its

function is to ma

intain

engine

speed

below

predetermined

limits,

regardless

of

engine

load.

The

governor

is

comprised of three basi

c systems. The

first

system

 

is

a

fly-ball

 and race-type mech

anism, consisting of

four balls riding

between a

flat disk and a

conical

cover. Ax

ial movement of the

cover, c

aused

by

the centrifugal force

of

t

he rotating balls, actu

ates

the

secon

d or pilot valve

system. The pilot valve m

oves

back and forth over oil

passage ori fices, as gover

ned

by t

he

fly-

ball

system, thereby controlling

the

flow of

 oil to the third or oil

pressure

system.

Oil

pressure,

supplied

from

the main

oil

gal

lery of the

engine,

produ

ces  th

e

ampl

ified

energy

required to

actuate the

hyd

raulic piston, which

is turn controls the governor-

to-carburetor control

linkage. Desired engine speed

 at

fu

ll

load

is obtained by adjustment

of

the metering screw

w

hich controls

the oil p

ressure in the

hydraulic system. Refer to

p

aragraph

134.

M

ake _________

______________

__ ovi

Type

______________________________-centrifugal

Rotatio

n

(mechanic

al)

________

______counterclockwise

Novi

 

part number

_______

______________NI-538

55D

136. D i s a s s e m b l y

of

 

Hydrau l i c G o v e r n o r

(fig.

1 1 6 )

Lift

parts

from

the

governor

bod

y with plug and sleeve

assembly

(G).

Remove

snap rings

and

separate

the remaining 

parts.

The drive

 shaft with lower race

assembly (V)

is

not dis

assemble

d .

R emove s

top

scr

ew and its washer from the

 

body and

with

draw oil distributing

valve (P), with

its

spring

and retaining

washer.

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e.

R e mo ve

the adjusting

screw dust cap (FF) from the body,

u n s c r e w

the

adjusting

s c r e w

safety

nut (EE)

holding

the speed

adjusting s c r ew (DD). R e m o v e the

nut

and screw and lift off

the dust

cap

washer (AA). R e m o v e the

t w o

cover fillister head

s c r ews (CC) and lock

washers

(BB) wh ich

hold adjusting screw

cover (Z)

to the

body.

Discard the

gasket.

R e mo ve the plug w hich covers metering screw

(K) from

the

body. Remove plug washer (J).

Turn

the metering s c r e w out

and

lift out the spring

and

s c r ew .

R e m o v e

the four dril led hex-head cap s c r ews (B) and lock

washers holding cylinder head

with

rocker arm and piston as s em

bly (D) to

the body.

Lift

out

the

cylinder head assembly and

r emove the

piston

spring

(F). Discard

the

cylinder

head gasket

(E).

/. Disassemble the cylinder head assembly (fig. 117) as follows:

(1) Drive

out

the grooved

pin

(W )

holding

the piston rod

clevis (X) to the piston

rod (G).

Pull the clevis

from

the

rod.

R e m o v e

the

piston

rod dust

seal

diaphragm

(E)

and the

piston

rod compre s s i on spring

(F). R e m o v e

the

rocker arm c levis expansion plug

(D)

from piston rod

c levis (X) and r emove rocker

arm shaft (C)

and its

bearing.

R e m o v e governor

rocket

arm

(Y)

and its

lubricating fitting.

(2) Pul l the piston rod

from

the

cylinder head

(J). R e m o v e

the

piston rod packing

l owe r gland retaining

ring

(P),

pi s ton rod

packing

l owe r

gland

(N),

piston

rod packing

(M), piston rod

packing upper gland

(L),

and

piston

rod packing compre s s i on spring (K). Discard packing.

R e mo ve cylinder head

bearing (V).

Do not

attempt to

r emove

rocker arm stop pin (H).

(3) Drive

out

the

grooved

pin holding

the

piston

assembly

(R)

to the piston rod. Pull

the

piston from

the

rod.

Do

not disassemble the piston guide pin (Q) unless obvious

damage makes replacement necessary.

137.

Clean ing Inspect ion

and

Repa i r o f

H y d r a u l i c

Gove rno r

a.

(1)

Clean

the

dust

seal

diaphragm with a c lo th dampened

with

soapy

water.

(2) W as h

all other

parts in

dry-cleaning so lven t

or

volatile

mineral spirits. Clean

all

ports

and open i ng s

with

probes, if necessary, and

b low

out

with air

to make sure

all

dirt

has been rem oved .

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t

o

4

 

A

T

N

L

U

H

C

T

Y

5

B

C

W

C

D

D

H

H

4

C

H

L

O

1

D

A

C

N

W

R

A

M

A

P

S

A

Y

7

E

K

C

N

H

A

7

F

N

P

S

7

G

W

P

U

A

S

V

A

Y

N

5

C

H

U

M

N

S

C

W

7

J

H

7

K

C

W

M

N

7

L

N

M

N

S

C

W

7

M

H

R

A

N

N

V

V

S

N

7

N

N

C

M

O

V

V

7

P

V

O

L

D

S

B

N

7

Q

N

S

N

B

R

5

R

P

1

R

N

S

N

T

H

B

A

N

7

S

A

N

B

T

H

7

T

B

U

7

U

A

N

1

V

H

D

V

W

L

O

W

R

A

Y

7

W

C

W

S

N

5

X

H

S

S

C

W

N

5

Y

K

C

7

Z

A

U

N

S

C

W

7

A

H

D

C

7

B

H

L

O

1

C

C

W

F

L

H

C

1

D

C

W

S

A

U

N

7

E

S

A

Y

7

F

D

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7

 

1

2

 

2

1

4

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(1) Check

the

castings for cracks

and

see that the mating

surfaces are smooth and free o f f laws .

(2) Check

the piston

rod for

scoring and wear.

(3) Check

the cylinder wal l s

for

s co re s and

abrasions.

(4)

Check

the

m o v e m e n t

of the piston

in

the cylinder

and

oil distributing valve

in the

bore.

(5)

Check springs

for

signs

of failure.

(6) Check

the dust

seal

diaphragm

for cracks,

deteriora

t ion , and obvious damage which

wou ld

make

it

unserv

iceable.

(7) Check

the thrust

ball bearing for

wear and defec t s .

(8)

Check

parts

to limits in

repair

and rebuild standards

(par.

166).

(1) Replace

all

worn or

defec t ive parts.

(2) If piston

rod

is scored, pull .pis ton

and

rod

from

head

and replace

packing

in cylinder head.

S m o o t h

pis ton

rod with c rocus c l o th .

(3)

Clean up al l scratches or abrasions o n cylinder w all s and

piston

with

crocus

clo th.

(4)

R e m o v e

all

burrs

from

oil

passage

open ings . The

edges

o f

these openings

should be smooth. Clean

them care

fully with

a scraper,

if necessary, and b low out with

air.

138. A s s e m b l y o f

Hydraulic

Gove rno r

Install the

rocker

arm

hydraulic

type

lubricating

fitting

(A,

fig. 117) in

the governor

rocker

arm.

Install the rocker arm

shaft

bearing (B)

in the piston rod

c levis

(X) and install the

rocker arm and shaft to the clevis. Install rocker

arm

clevis

ex

pansion

plug

(D).

Place a new or serviceable piston with guide pin assembly

(R, fig. 117) o n

the piston

rod

and secure with

grooved p in .

Install the cylinder head

bearing

(V,

fig.

117) in the

head.

Using new packing,

assemble piston rod

packing compres s ion

spring (K), piston rod packing upper gland

(L),

n e w

pis ton

rod

packing (M),

piston

rod

packing

l owe r gland

(N),

and pis ton

rod

packing

l owe r

gland

retaining

ring (P)

in

the

cylinder

head.

Install

piston and

rod

in

the cylinder head. Install pis ton

rod

compre s s i on

spring (F, fig. 117) and a

n e w

or serviceable

piston rod

dust

seal diaphragm

(E) o n the piston rod.

Place

piston rod

clevis

(X) o n the rod and secure with

grooved

pin

( W ) .

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See

that

the

ends

o f the

diaphragm are

seated

in grooves in

the

cylinder head and clevis.

Place

the piston

spring

(F, fig.

116)

in the

governor

body

and install the

cylinder head

with

rocker

arm

and

piston assembly

(D)

with

a n e w gasket i n pos i t i on as s h o w n in f igure

116.

Se cu r e

wi th

lock

washers (C),

drilled

hex-head

cap

screws

(B),

and

l ocking

wire .

/.

Install

the upper ball race (T, fig.

116)

o n the drive shaft

with l owe r

race

assembly

(V), placing

the

four actuating balls

(U)

in

their

recesses,

and

install the

ball

race

snap ring (Q).

Install the thrust ball

bearings

(S), thrust bearing snap

ring

(R),

and

oil

distributing

valve

(P) o n

the upper race.

Insert spring

in

valve and place valve

spring retaining washer (M) o n the end

o f

the

valve

compre s s i on

spring (N).

Then

insert

the

comple t e

assembly i n to the

governor

body and secure it

with

stop

s c r ew

(W ) ,

washer,

and lock ing

wire .

Install

speed adjusting screw (DD) in its cover. Place the

dust

cap washer

(AA)

over the

s c rew. Install

the

safety

nut

(EE) but do

no t

tighten

it.

Place a

n e w c ov e r

gasket

(Y)

o n

hous i ng

and

install cover assembly. Be sure the

dog

point on

end of speed

adjusting

screw (DD) seats

in

valve

spring retain

i ng

washer

(M).

Se cu r e the

cover

with two cove r

fi l l is ter-head

s c r ews (CC) and

lock

washers (BB). Install l o ck ing wire. Install

dust cap

(FF).

Dust

cap

is

lock-wired after adjustments are made

o n

engine.

Insert the metering screw

spring

(L)

and

the

metering

s c r e w

(K).

Do not try to adjust

setting

at this t ime. Install

metering

s c r e w plug

(H) with a

n e w plug

washer

(J).

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CHAPTER 6 

R

EPAIR 

AND R EB U I L D

STAND

ARDS

139 General

The

repair and rebuild stan

dards included

  herein 

give the

minim

um,

maxim

um, and key

 

clearances of new 

or

rebuilt

 

parts

.

They also give

wear limits which

indicate tha

t point to

which a

part

or

parts

ma

y

be worn

before replacemen

t,

in

order

to

rece

ive

maximu

m service with

minimum

 

r

eplacement.

Normally, all

 

parts

which

have

not

been

worn

beyond

the

dimensions

shown

in  the

  Wear limits

column

 

or damaged

from 

corrosion

 

w

ill 

be

appro

ved 

for s

ervice. An aste

risk (*) in

the

Wea

r

limits

column

indicates that

the part or

parts should

 be

replace

d

w hen

w

orn

b

eyond the

 

limit

s

g

iven in

the

Size

s  and

fits

o

f new 

parts

col

umn.

In th

e

S

izes

and fits

of

new par

ts

column, the

l

etter 

L indicates a

 loose fit (cle

arance)

a

nd

the

l

etter

T

 

indicates

a

tigh

t fit (interf

erence).

14

0

A c c e s s o r y

Case

and S u b a s s e m

bl ies

Mating

Bo res and

Pi lo ts

(pars

. 57 and 58

)

Fig.

No.

118__

Eef.

  Itr.

M

P

M

-P

Point

of

me

asurement

ID of pilot

bore in ac

c

essory case.

Pilot O D

 

of drive a

s

sembly.

Fit

of drive assem

bly

in

case

.

Sizes

a

nd fits of

new parts

5.6 8 6 5

to 5.6885

_ _ _ _

5.6875 to 5.68 9 5

_ _ _ _

0.0010T 

to 0,0030

T_.

W

ear

limi

ts

5 . 6900

5.6860

0.0045L

Fig.

No.

118

R

ef. Itr.

J

G

G-J

Point of

 

measur

ement

cessory case.

 

Pilot

O D

of

adapter

Fit

of ada

pter in case_

Sizes

and

fits of

new par

ts

4

.8125 to 4.81 6 5

_

4.806 0

to 4.8100

0.0025L

 

to

0.0105L

Wea

r

limits

  5

 

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c .

 

S  

No

.

  18

Ref.

H r.

D

D

TT

Point of m

easur

ement

ces

sory 

case

.

Sizes

 

an

d fits

o

f

n

ew

par

ts

4.2

500

to 

4.25

10

4.2

485 to

 4.249

5

0.0

005L

to 0.0

025L

 

Wear

limits

Fig

.

No.

118

12 5

R

ef.

Itr.

C

p

C

-p

Poin

t of m

easure

ment

ce

ssory

 

case.

Pil

ot O D

of a

dapte

r

Fit

 o

f a

dapte

r

in

 case

Siz

es a

nd fits

 

o

f

new p

arts

2

.8 750

 to 2

.8 760

 _

2 .873

5 to

 2

.8745

0.0

005L

 to 0

0025L

We

ar

limits

Fig.

N

o.

118

Ref.

  It

r.

N

Q

N-Q

Poin

t of

measur

ement

I

D  o

f

pilo

t

bo

re in

ac

ces

sory

case

.

Pi

lot

O

D of h

ousin

g___

Fit

of hous

ing

in

case_

S

izes an

d

f

its

of 

new

 

parts

2

.1250

 to 

2.12

60 ___

_

2 .1

237 t

o 2 .124

0

.0003

L to  0.0

023L

We

ar

limit

s

2

.1 272

2

.1225

0 00

35L

/.

 

Fig

.

No.

118 

Ref.

Itr

.

 

H

F-H

Poi

nt of m

easur

ement

ID

of pilot

 bo

re  in

 ac 

cess

ory case

.

Pil

ot 

O D o

f

h

ousin

g.

Fit

 o

f

hou

sing 

in

  case-

Sizes

 and fi

ts o

f

new

parts

2 .1

250 to

 2

.1260

 

2

.1237

 

t

o 2

.1247

 

__

__

0.0

003L

 to 0.00

23L

W

ear

limits

2 .127

2

2.12

25

0.0

035L

 5

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Fig.

No.

  ft

Ref.

Itr.

B

A-B

Poin

t of measu

rement

sory case.

Pilot

O D  

of filterhea

d

Sizes

and

 fits

of

new

parts

1.5000

 to 1.5

02 0

1.4950

to 1.4990

0 0010L

to

0 0

070L

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

11

8_ 

_

Eef

. Itr.

K

L

K-L

Point of

measurement

sory

case. 

O D

 of

line

Sizes and

fits of

new par

ts

0.8745 to 0.8755

  _

0.870

0

t

o

0

.8740 _

0.0005L 

to

0 0055L

W

ear

limits

FiK.

N

o.

119 _

127

_

Ref. Itr.

Q

F

F-Q

Point

 of measurement

Pilot ID of accessory

ca

se flange.

Pilot

O D

of

diffuser

f

lange.

Sizes and fits

of

new parts

16.375

to 

16.37

8 _

16.371

to

16.374 

_

0.001L to 0.007L

Wear

 

lim

its

Fig.

No.

119

Ref. Itr.

P

K

K-P

Point of

 measurem

ent

ID  of

pilot

bore

i

n

ac

cessory case.

Pilot O D

of

liner_

Fit of liner in case

Sizes and f

its of

new parts

3.3750

 to 3.3760 _

3.3735 to 3

.3745

0 0005

L

to

0 0025L

W

ear

limits

254

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Fig.

No.

11

Eef.  Itr.

E

Q Q

R Q Q

Point of measurement

sory case.

Small O D

of

 

housing__

Sizes

 

and

fits of

n

ew parts

2.4375

to

2.4385

2.4395

to 2.4410

0.0010T

to

0.0035T

Wear

limits

Fig

.

No.

119

Ref. Itr.

T

X

T-X

Point of

measurement

cessory case. 

Pilot

O D

of

adapter

Sizes and

fits

of

new parts

4.62

50

to

4.6270

4.6

230

to

4.6240

0.0010L to 0.0040L

Wear

 

limits

255

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m.

Fig

.

N

o.

11

Ref. I

tr.

D

n  Q

Point

of

measuremen

t

acces

sory case.

OD

o

f dowel pin

Fit of

pin

  in c

ase_

Sizes a

nd

fits

of 

new parts

0.3125

to

0.3135

0.3

126

to

0.3128

0.0009L to

0.0003T

Wear

limi

ts

14

1. 

Ac c

esso r y

C

as e D

r i v e Gearing

(pars.

57 

and 

5 8)

Fig.

No .

11Q

119

Ref.

Itr.

H

J

H-J

ER

H-ER

Point of

measurement

OD of bearing

s _ _

ID of fan

drive gear

outer

b

earing

liner.

Fi

t

of

bearings in

out

er

bearing

liner.

ID

 

of

liner

 

in acces

so

ry case.

Fi

t of b

earing

in

  ac

cessory

case liner.

Siz es and fits

of

new p

arts

2.834 1

to

2.8346

2.8345

 

to

2.8353 _ _ _ _

0.0012L

to

0.0001T

2.8345 to 

2.8353

_

_ _ _

0.0012L to

0.0001T

Wear

limits

2.8333

2.

8361

0.0020L

2.83

61

0.0

020L

6

.

Fig.

No.

119

_

_

Eef.

Itr.

M

L

L-M

Point of m

easurement

Large OD

 

of

shaft o

n

fan drive gea

r.

ID

of

fan 

drive

gear

bearings

.

Fit of shaft

in

be

ar

ings.

Sizes and

fits

of

new  parts

1.3

779 to 1.37

84

_ _ _ _

1.3775

to

1.3780 _ _ _ _

0.0001L to 0.0

009T

Wear

limits

1.37

75

1.3784

0.0

005L

256

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Fig.

No.

119

Eef. Itr.

N

RR

N-RR

Point

o

f measurement

Large O D

housing

inner bearing liner

in accesso

ry case.

Fit 

of

housing in

liner

Sizes and

fits

of

new parts

2.8070

to 2.8

170 _

2.8345 to 2.835

3 _

0 0175L

  to 0 0283L

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

120 _ _ _

Ref.

Itr.

u

w

u w

Point

of

measurement

O D of

large drive

gear

r

oller bearing.

Large

ID

of

lin

er

in

accessory

case.

Fit

of

bearing

in case_

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

3.9364 to

3 .9370 ___ _

3.9365

to

3.9375 _ _ _ _

0 0011L to

0 0005T

Wear

l

imits

3.935

5

3.9384

0.0020L

Fig.

No.

119

Eef.

Itr.

M

M

NN

MM

-NN

Poin

t

of

measurement

O D of

bearing

Small ID of

 

liner in

accessory

case.

Fit of bearing

in

 liner

Size

s  and

fits

of

new parts

3.

5427

to 3.5433

_

3.5428

to

3.5438

_ _ _ _

0 0011L to 0 0005T

W

ear

limits

3.5423

3.5442

0 0015L

/.

Fig.

No.

120

_ _ _

119

Ref.

Itr.

X

LL

X-

LL

Point

of

  measurement

Small .OD

of

shaft

on

gear.

I

D of

small

drive

gear

roller bearing

.

Fit

of

g

ear

in bearing.

Sizes

 

and

fit

s

of

new parts

1.967

8

to

1.9684

1.9680

to

1.9685__. ._

0 0007L

 

to

0 0004T

Wear

limits

1.9675

1 .9

688

0.0010L

257

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R

P

1

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/.

Fig.

No.

120.

19 (

1

Kef. Itr.

c-x

Y

T

T-Y

Point

of mea

surement

ID

of drive

 

gear

bea

r

in

g space

r.

Large

 OD  of

 

shaf

t on

gear.

rolle

r bea

ring.

Sizes and fits

 of

 

new parts

1.9690

to

1.9750- 

0.0006

L to 0

.0 072 L

2 .1660

  to 

2.1666

 

2 .1

6 49 to

2 .1 6

54 __

0.0006 T

to  

0.0017T

We

ar 

limits

Fig

.

No.

120

120

__ _ 

120_

120-

121

Be

f. Itr.

M

N

M-N

 

Q

E

 

p

N

N-

P

M

N

Point of 

measu

rement.

Small

ID

of ge

ar

OD 

of

starter 

driven 

bevel

gear ball bear

in

g.

Fit o

f gear on

shaft

P

ilot

OD on

 

ge

ar _

driv

e

gear.

Fit 

of

starter

gear

in

power ta

ke-off g

ear.

La

rge ID

of

g

ear_

_

bev

el gear bal

l

be

ar

ing.

Fit of be

aring i

n ge

ar

Desired backlash

(at

m

e n

di

m ension

)

with

 starter

 driv

e

be

vel gear.

To

tal back

lash 

_

_

Sizes and fi

ts 

of

ne

w parts

1.53

10 to 1.53

2 0  _

1.5300

to 

1.5306 

_ _ _ _

0.00

04L to

 

0

.0020L

4.62

35  to

4.6

245

_ _

4.6250

 

to

4.6

26 0

_ _

0.0 005T 

to

0.0 02 5L

2.67

74

to

  2

.6784 __

2.67

6 7  to

2 .6

772

_

0.000

2 L t

o 0.001

7L

0.0 080

to

0.012 0

_

I

0

.0048 to   0

.0152

Wear

limi

ts

1.5

32 6

1.5294 

0

.0 020L

0.0191

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Fig.

No.

1

1Q

Ref. Itr.

KK

PP

K

K-PP

Point of

mea

surement

O D

of bearing

-

ID

 

of

liner

in

acce

s

sory

ca

se .

Fit

of

bearing

in l

iner_

Sizes and

fits

of

n

ew parts

1 8502 to  

1 8504_

1 8502 to 1 8

507 ____

0.0005

L

to

0.0002T

Wear

limits

1

  8497

1 8512

0.0010L

Fig.

No.

120__

120  _

121

Ref.

I

tr.

G

H

G-

H

E

F

E F

U

-V

Po

int

of measurem

ent

O D of

shaft on gear__

ID

 

of

ac

cessory driv

e

idler gear.

Fit of

magneto

gear in

idler

gear.

ID

o

f gear __

b

evel gea

r bearing.

Fit

of

  bearing

in gear_

Desir

ed backlash

at

mea

n  dim

ension)

with mag

neto driven

bevel gear

.

Total

 

b

acklash _

Sizes and

fits

of

new par

ts

1 6240

to

1

 6 250 ____

1 6250

to 1 62

60 ____

O O O O O L  

to

  0.

0020L

1 1562

to

1 157

2—

1 1580

t

o 1 1590_  ._

0.0008T

  to 0.00

28T

0 0080

to

0

 0 120_

0

 0060

to

0.

0140-

We

ar

limits

1 6230

1 6270

0.0030L

0 0179

Fig

.

No

.

120

-

120-

Eef.

Itr.

 

D

D

-J

A

A-

J

Point

of

measur

ement

O D

of shaft

ID 

of magneto drive

 

bevel ge

ar

b

earing.

Fit 

of

shaft

in 

bearing.

ID

  of shaft be

aring in

acce

ssory

ca

se.

Fit o

f shaft

in

bearing.

Sizes

and fits of

new parts

0

 9988 to 0 999

3—

1 0020 

to

 

1

 0030

0.0027L to 0.0042L

0 9995

to

1 0005_

  -

0.

0002L

to

0.0

017L

Wear

limits

0 99

70

1

0048

0 0060L

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Fig.

No

120_

Ref. Itr.

S

B

B

-S

Point of measurement

ID of liner

in acces

sory

case.

Fit of gear in liner __

Sizes and

fits

of

new parts

1.6220 to 1.6230   _

1.6 250 to

1.6260

____

0.0020L to

 

0.0040L

W

ear

limits

1.6200

1.6280

0.0060L

Fig.

N o.

120

Ref. Itr.

L

K

K-L

G H

Point

of measurement

O D  

of

bevel

gear

ID of camshaft drive

idler gear.

Fit

 

of

bevel gear in

idler gear.

mean  dimensio

n

with camshaft driv

en idler bevel gear.

Total

backlash

Sizes and fits  of

new parts

1.3115

to

1.3120

1.3125 to 1.31

35

____

0

.0005L

to 0.0020L

0.0080 to 0.0120 _

0.0058

to

0.0142

Wear

limi

ts

1.3095

1.3155

0.0040L

0.0181

 

__. .„..._....

._... _

..___ ._

 

___ __

RA

PD 8 586:

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I

O

R

P

1

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142. Accesso ry

Cas e Diaphragm  and

Impelle

r

S ha f

t

A s s em b l y

(par. 58)

Fig.

 

N o.

119 ___

119

119 ___

Eef. Itr.

B

F

B-F

C

D

C-D

C C

EE

CC-EE

Point

of 

measur

ement

ID o

f

large

 

liner 

in

diaphr

agm.

O D of

impeller driv

e

gear roller

bearing.

F

it

of bear

ing

in liner_

ID 

of

  dowe

l hole in

di

aphragm.

O D of

dowel pin

Fit of

pin in hole

I

D

of

small liner

in

diaphragm.

O D of

impe

ller driven

gear

uplex

ball

bear

ing.

Fit

of

bearing

in liner_

Sizes

and

fits

of

new

parts

2.83

45 to 2 .8353

2.834

1 to 2.8346 ____

0.0012L

 

to

0.0001T

0 .3

11 5 to

0 .3125

0.31 2 6 to

0 .3128

0.00

01T

to

0.0013T

1.85

02 to 1.8507

____

1.850

2 to 1

.8504

0.0005L

to

0.0002T

Wear

limits

2

.8361

2.8333

0.00

2 0 L

1.8512

1.8497

0.0010L

Fig.

N o.

1

19

11 9

Ref. Itr.

BB

C C

B B

C C

AA

A

A

AA

Point of measurem

ent

ID

of

small liner

in

diaphragm.

ID

 

of

housing

O D of

impe

ller drive

oil

seal.

Fit

of

se

al in housing

Sizes and fits of

new par

ts

1.8470

to

1 .8

490

1.8502 to

 1.8507

0.0012L

to

0.0037L

1.6240

 

t

o

1.6250

1.6260

to 1.6280

0.001

0T to 

0.0040

T

Wear

 

limits

263

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Fi

g.

N o

1Q

1 1 Q

127 _

1 1 Q

1 1

9

1 1 9

Ref. I

tr.

 

G

G F

F

 

G

G-FF

Z

Z-FF

G G

DD

DD

-GG

HH

GG-HH

Po

int of measu

rement

gear

.

M

inor

ID of  splin

e in

impell

er.

i

t of gear

in

im

peller.

gear.

M

ajor ID

of

spline in

impell

er.

Fit

o

f gear i

n im

peller

Fit of space

r on major

O

D

o

f

gear

spl

ine.

O

of

 

bear

ing s

urface

on

gear.

ID o

f impel

ler driven

g

ear uple

x ball

beari

ng.

Fit of bal

l bea

ring o

n

gear.

ID

of imp

eller driv

en

gea

r

roller

 

bearing.

Fi

t roller b

earing

on

gear.

Sizes

  and

fits of

new

parts

0 6140

to 

0 6200

0 6365 to

0 6375

0.0165L

to 0 0235

L

0

 7570 

to

 0 7 5

80

0 759 0 to

0

.7600-

0

 0010L to

0 0030L

0 7 6 1 0

 

to

0 7620

0 0030L

 

to

0 00

50L

0 7 8

7 3 to 0 7

87 5

_

_ _ _

0 7 87 2 to

0 7 874 _ _ _ _

0

 0001L

to 0 0003T

0 7 87 2 to

0 7874

 

_ _ _ _

0 0001L to 

0 0003

T

Wear

lim

its

0

.7871

0

7 87 6

0 0003

L

0 7 8

7 6

0 0003L

Fig.

N o

 

119

Re

f. Itr.

G

E

E-G

Poin

t of measu

rement

O

of

bo

th

sha

fts on

gear.

ID

  of im

peller driv

e

ge

ar

roller

 bearin

gs.

Fit of bearing

s on

gear.

Sizes and fits

of

new

parts

1 3 7 7 9 to 

1 3784

1 37

7 5 to 1 37 80

 

_

_ _ _

0

 0001L

to 0 0009T

Wear

 

limits

1.3775

1 3

7 84

0 0005

L

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143.  Sta r te r Drive

Assemb ly

(par. 58)

Fig

.

No.

118 ___

Eef. Itr.

D

  n

D

n

P

M

M-P

Point

of

measurement

Small ID of

adapter

Small

O D of 

starter

drive

bearing

liner.

Fit

of liner

in

ad

apter.

Pilot ID of adapter

Pilot O D of starter

mounting adapter.

adapter.

Pilot

O D of adapte

r..-

ID of pilot bore

in

ac

ces

sory

case.

Fit of adapter

in case-

sizes and fits of

new

parts

3.500

to 3.502

3.497 to 0.3499-

_

0.001L to

0.005L

4.125

to

4.127

4.120 to

4.122

0.003L to 0.007L

_

5.68

75 to 5.6895

_ _ _ _

5.6865

to 5.6885__

0.0010T to 0.0030L

Wear

limLs

5 .6860

5.69

00

0.0045L

Fig.

No.

122

122

122

_

122

_

_

Ref. 'itr.

c

B

B-C

E

G

E-G

J

E-J

L

E-L

Point of measurement

Small ID

of

liner

O D of

 starter jaw

ball

bearing.

Fit

of

ball

bearing

 

in

liner.

OD of outer  starter

jaw bearing

spacer.

Fit

of 

spacer i

n

liner

O D

of starter jaw

roller bearing.

Fit

of

roller

bearing

in liner.

Sizes and

fits

of

new parts

3.1235 to

3 .1265

3.128

0 to 3.1320

0.0050T

 

to

0.0085T

3 .1496

to

3.1 503

3.1491

to 3 .1496__

O . O O O O L

to 0.0012L

3.1380 to

3.1440 _

0.0056L

to

0.0123L

3 .1491 to 3.1496  

__

O . O O O O L to

0.0012L

Wear

limits

3.1511

3.1483

0.0020L

3

.1483

0.0020L

265

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R

 

P

D

 

8

Q

5

8

8

 

I

N

R

O

 

8

 

5

8

9

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Fig.

No.

122

199

122

Ref. Itr.

F

H

F-H

F

K

M

F-M

Point of

measurement

ID of

starter jaw ball

be

aring.

Fit of bal

l bearing

on

jaw.

jaw bearing spacer.

ID

  of

starter jaw

roller bearing.

Fit of roller bearing

on

jaw.

Sizes and fits

of

new

par

ts

1 .5748

to

1 .5753

1

.5743

to 1.5748

_ _ _ _

O

. O O O O T

to 0.0010T

1 .5910 to 1.5970- _

0.0157L

to

0.0222L

1 .574

3

to 1 .5748__

O . O O

O O T to 0.0010T

Wear

limits

1 .5738

1.5758

0.0010L

1.5758

0.0010L

Fig.

No.

12 2

12 1_

12 1_ _

Ref.

Itr.

N

F

F-N

M-N

N-P

Point of

measurement

ID

of

gear

_

O D of

starter jaw_ _ _ _

Fit

of

gear

on

j

aw_ _ _ _

mean d

imension)

with

st

arter

driven

 

bevel gea

r.

Total bac

klash

Desired backlash (at

mean dim

ension)

w

ith

scave

nger

oil

pump bevel

gear.

Total

backlash

Sizes and fits of

new

p

arts

1 .5755 to 1.5765-

1.57

48

to

1 .5753 ____

0.0002L

to

0.0017L

0.0080

to

0.01 20

_

0.0048

t

o 0.0152-

0.0080 to 0.012

0

0.0060

to 

0.0140

Wear

lim

its

1.5775

1.5738

0.0027L

0.0191

0.0179

267

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144 Generator Dr ive

Adapter Assemb l y

(par. 58

Fig.

No.

124

124 _

123

118

Ref. Itr.

B

A

A R

P

Q

P

r >

B

A

A-B

G

J

G-J

Point

of measurement

ID of oil

seal bore in

adapter.

O D

  of oil seal

Fit

of

seal

in adapter

adap

ter.

Pi

lot ID

of adapter

Pilot

O D

of flange

on

generat

or assembly.

adapter.

Pilot

O D

of a

dapter

cessory ease.

Size

s and fits of

new 

parts

1.999 to

2

.001

2.002

to 2.0 06

0.001T to 0.007T

0.250

0 to 0.2510

0.2501

 

to 0.2503

0 0009L

to

0.0003T

4.125

to 4.127

4.120

to 4.1 22

0.003L to 0.007L

4.8060 to 4.8100

4.8125

to 4.8165

0.0025L to

0 0105L

W

ear

limits

Fig.

N o.

124

121

Ref. Itr.

D

C

C-D

 

-p

-K

Point

of measurement

O D of

g

ear

ID

of generator drive

adap

ter.

Fit of

gear in adapter.

mean dimension)

with

generator driv

e

bevel

gear.

Total

 backlash___

Sizes and

fits

of

new

parts

1.

8720 to 1.8730

1.8750 t

o

1.8760

____

0 0020L to 0 0

040L 

0.0080 to

0.0120

0.0042 to 0 .

0158

Wear

lim

its

1.8700

1.8780

0

.0060L

0.0197

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Fig.

No .

124__

121

Ref.

Itr.

J

K

J K

Q-R

Point of measureme

nt

OD 

of bevel 

gear bear

in

g.

T ^ i t r > f TIPS Tin in P P F I i*

mean

dimension)

with

gene

rator

driv

e

n bevel gear.

T

otal backlash_ _ _

Sizes

a

nd fits of

new parts

1.1875 to 

1.1890__

1.1900

to

1.1910

__

0.0010T to 0.0

035T

0.0080 to 0.012 _

0.0042

  to 0.015 8 _ _ _ _

Wear 

lim

its

0.0

197

Fig.

No .

12

4

__

124

 

_

R

ef.

Itr.

L

H

H-L

F

E

E F

Point

of measure

ment

I

D

of

bearing (after

assembly)

O

of

bearing sur

face

on

gene

rator

drive

bevel gear

shaft.

Fit of

gear in

bearing.

through b

earing.

OD of

 

dowel

pin _

Fit of t)in in bearin

g

Sizes

a

nd fits of

new

parts

0.

9995

to

 

1.00

05

0.9980 to 0.9985

0.0010L to 0.0

025L

0.1180  to

0.1230

0.1235 to 0.1265 _

0 .

0005 T to

0.0085T

Wear

 

limit

s

1.0

025

0

.9960

0.0045

L

Fig.

No .

12 4

124_ _

Ref.

Itr.

M

G

G -M

N

Q

N

-Q

Point of m

easurement

bev

el gear  sha

ft.

bracket.

Sizes and  fits

of

ne

w

parts

0.6870

to

0

.6880

0.6865

to 0.6870 . .

O . O O O O L   to

0.0015L

0.2480 t

o

0.2

4 90

0.2501

to

0

.2503

0.0011T to  0.00

23T

Wear 

limit

s

269

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145 Mag

neto Dr ive

Hous ing Assem

b ly

(

par. 58)

Fig. 

No.

19^

I9

t;

Ref. Itr.

B

A

A-B

J

  T

Point

 

of measuremen

t

ID  

of

 

ad

apter

O

D of oil seal

a

dapter.

Size

s and fits

of

new

parts

2.1240

to

2

.1260

2 .1

270

to

2.

1310 -

0

.0010T to  0.00

70T

0.2500

to 0.2 5

10 -

0.2501

to 0.2 503

0.0009L to   0.00

03T

Wear

limit

s

Fig.

No.

125 __

1

21

Ref.

Itr.

V

D

D-V

S-T

Point

of measu

rement

O D of

gear _

  _

ID of

driven idler

beve

l

g

ear ad

apter.

Fit of gea

r in adapter

-

Desired  bac

klash (a

t

m

ean 

dimension)

with m

agneto  driv

e

idler bevel 

gear.

Total back

lash

Sizes and

fits of

new

parts

1.6230 to 1.623

5 _ _ _ _

1.6250

to

1.

6260 _ _ _ _

0.0015L to 

0.0030L

0.0080 to

 

0.1

20

0 .0

065

to C.0135 

____

Wear

limit

s

1.62

10

1.6280

0.0050

L

0

.0159

Fig.

No.

125 __

125

Ref. Itr.

G

E

E

G

H

Point of measurement

ID  

of bore

in housin

g

O D   of ma

gneto  drive

n

idler eve

l

g

ear

adapter.

Fit of a

dapter in hou

s

ing.

ID of

bore

i

n

housi

ng

_

Sizes and fi

ts of

new

parts

2.1875

to 2.1885

2

.1860 to 2.1

870 _

0.0005L

 

to

0.0025L

1.3 7

50 to 1.

3770

_

_

W

ear 

limits

1.3

787

271

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c . 

Co

nt'd.

Fig

.

N

o.

12

__

125

_

11 8

__

Re

f. Itr.

 

F

 H

T

U

T-U

K

J

J

 K

D

E

D-E

Poin

t of me

asureme

nt

OD

of

magneto 

ge r

Fit

of magne

to

gear

in h

ousing

.

I

D o

f bore

 

in

 

ho

using

O

D o

f

ma

gneto

drive

id

ler bevel 

gea

r.

Fit

o

f

drive

 idler

 g

ear

in hou

sing.

ID

of

dowel hole

in

hou

sing.

OD

  of

dowel

 pin-

Fit 

of

pi

i

n

housin

g-

Pilot O

D

of

h

ousing

 

_

ID

of pilot

bore

 in

a

c

c

essory

case.

Fit 

of

housing in case

Siz

es  

and fits of

new parts

1.3720 

to 

1.3730 ____

0.0020L

  to 0

.0050L

1.

7500

to 1.751

0

1.7480

to

1.748

5

0 00

15L 

t

o 0

.0030L

0.2 490

to

0

.2500-

0.250

t

o

0.25

03

0.00

01T

to 0 0

013T

4.248

5 to 4

.2495

_

4.2500

 

to

 4.

2510

0 0005L

to 

0 0025L

W

ear

limits

1.3703

0 00

67L

1.7

530

1

.7460

0.00

50L

Fig.

N

o.

12 5

 

125

__

Re

f.

I

tr.

 

L

L-Q

R

M

M -R

Point

of measure

ment

O

D

of spa

rk ad

vance

g

overno

r

coupl

ing

beari

ng on

shaft.

ID

 of bearin

g

in spar

k

adv

ance g

overno

r

coupl

ing.

Fit

 

of  c

ouplin

g on

sha

ft.

OD

  of

spark

 adva

nce

gov

ernor

bearing

 on

shaft

.

ID 

of 

bearing 

in

spark

advan

ce  go

vernor

assemb

ly.

Fit

 

of gover

nor on

shaft

.

S

izes an

d

f

its o

f

n

ew p

arts

0.8715 to

 0.8

725

0.87

45 to 0.875

5 ___

_

0

 0020L

  to  0.0

040L

0.8

715 to 

0.8725 ___

_

0.8735

to

0.8740

____

0.0010L

  to

  0 0025

L

Wear

lim

its

0.8695

0.8

775

0

 0060L

0.8695

0.8760

0 004

5L

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Cont d.

Fi

g.

N

o.

125

121 _

Eef. Itr

.

S

 

N-S

u-v

Point of

measurement

O D of ada

pter bear

ing 

on

shaft.

ID of m

agneto d

riven

b

evel gear  a

dapter.

F

it of shaft

in

adapt

er-

Desired

backlash

 

a

t

mean dim

ension) 

with magn

eto drive 

bevel gear.

 

T

otal backlas

h_

_ _

Sizes a

nd fits of 

new

 

parts

1.4975 to 1.49

85_,__

1.5000

 

to

  1 .50 10 _ _ _ _

0 00

15L  to 0 003

5L 

0.0080  to 0.012

0 _

0.0060

to 0.0140

_ _ _ _

W

ear

limits

1.4955

1 .5 030

0.0055L

0.0179

Fig.

No.

125 _

1 18  _

Ref.

Itr.

P

c

C-P

Point

of

measure

ment

Pilot O D   of

adapter

accessory

 

case.

Fit of adapter

in case

Sizes and fits

  of 

new

parts

2.8735

  to  2.874

5 _

2.8750   to 2

.8760

_

_

0 0005L

to 0

.0025L

Wear

limits

14

6.

Gov

ern o r

Dr ive Fue l

Pump

 

an

d

Cams

haf t Dr i

ve Hou

s ing

Fig.

No.

1

26_ _

126

_ _

US

_ _ _

Eef. Itr.

A

W

A-

W

N

H

H

-N

 

N

N-Q

P

oint of

measurement

Pilot ID

  of housing

Pilot O D o

f govern

or

body.

Fit of b

ody in

hou

sing

Pilot

ID of housing

_

Pilot O D of

fuel

pump

dri

ve adapte

r.

Fit of

adapter in hous

ing.

Pilot

O D  

of

housing 

ID of

pi

lot bore

in ac 

cessory 

case.

Fit o

f housin

g in ca

se-

sizes an

d fits of

new parts

3.000 to 3.0

01

2.9

97 to 2.999

0.001L

to 0.00

4L

_

3.12 5

 

to

  3 .126

3.123 to 3.124

0.001L to

0.003L

2.1 237

to

2.1247 

_ _ _ _

2.125

0 to 2.1260

0 0003L

to 0 0023L

Wear 

limits

2 . 1 2 2 5

2.1272

0.0035L

27

4

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Fig.

No.

126

___

126

121

Eef. Itr.

T

P

P-T

S

R

R-S

G-H

Point of

 

measurem

ent

O D of gear.

ID  of bearing

 in cam

shaft

drive housing.

Fit

of gear

 

in housin

g.

ID

 

of oil transfer 

in

ner

plug hole in

gear.

O D

 

o

f

ca

mshaft drive

oil

transfe

r

inne

r

plug.

Fit of

plug in gear___

D

esired ba

cklash (

at

mean dim

ension)

with camshaft drive

idler

bevel

gear.

Total

backlash__l

Sizes

and fits

of

 

new parts

1.3095 to 1.3 105

1.3125 to 1.3135

____

0 .0020L

to 0.0040L

0.6245 to 0.6255

0.

6260 to 0.6270

____

0.0

005T  to 0.00

25T

0.

0080 to 0.0 120

0.00

58 to 0.0142

____

Wear

limits

1.3075

1.31

55

0.0060L

(*)

(*)

(*)

0.0181

Fig.

No.

126

__

Ref.

Itr.

C

Q

C -Q

Point of measureme

nt

ID

o

f inner

end

of

shaft.

S

pherical O D  of

cam

sh

aft drive oil tra

ns

fe

r inner p

lug.

Fit

of

plug

 in

shaft

_

__

Sizes and

fits

 

of

new parts

0.4995 to 0.5005

____

0.4970

 to 0.4980

____

0 .0015 L to 0.0

035L

Wear

limits

0

.5020

0.4955

0.0050L

Fi

g.

No.

126

Eef. Itr.

D

V

D

-V

Point

of measurement

ID

of

governor drive

s

haft hole in

gear.

O D of d

rive

shaft

on

governor lower race.

Fit

 of shaft in

gear

S

izes

and fits

of

new parts

0.6250

to 

0.6260 ____

0.6240 to

  0.6245

____

0.0005L t

o 0.0020L

Wear

limits

0.628

0

0.6220

0.0040L

275

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Cont d.

Fig.

No.

126

__

126 __

12 1

  _

Eef. I

tr.

U

E U

p

B

B-F

J K

Point of measurem

ent

in

  s

quare

hole 

in

gear

.

of

square end

of

drive  shaft on

gov

ernor lower ra

ce.

Pit of sq

uare shaft

in

gear.

O

D o

f gear _ __

ID

of bearing in

cam 

shaft

 drive

housing.

Fit of g

ear in housing.

Desired  backla

sh at

mean dim

ension)

with fuel

pump

beve

l gear.

Tot

al backlash

 

Size

s

an

d

fits

of

new parts

0.312

to

0.3 14

_

3.304

 

to 

0.3

06 _

0.006L

to

0.

010L__

_

0.9970

to

0.998

0

0.9995

to

1

.0005 ____

0.00

15L to  0.0035L

0.0

080

to

0.012

0.0059 to

0.0141 ____

Wear

limits

0.319

0.299

0.0 15L

0

.9950

1.0025

0.005

5L

0.0180

Fig.

No

.

126

 

12 1

__

Re

f. Itr.

M

P

M-P

K-L

Point

 of measurem

ent

ID of

 bearing in

cam 

shaft

driv

e

h

ousing.

P

it of gear

in h

ousing

Desired backlash 

at

moan

 

dimension

)

with fuel  pum

p

bevel

gear.

T

otal ba

cklash

__

Sizes 

and

fits of 

new

 parts

1.309

5 to 1.3105

1.3125

to 

1.

3135 ____

0 0

020L

t

o

0

.0040L

0.0080

to

0.0120

____

0.0059

to

0.0141 _

___

Wear 

limits

1.3075

1.3155

0

.0060L

0.0

180

 

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/.

Fig.

No.

126

 

126

121

121

 ___

Ref. Itr.

L

K

K-

L

G

J

G-J

K L

J-K

Point

of

meas

urement

La

rge OD of gear

____

ID

of

large bearing

in

f

uel

pump d

rive

adap

ter.

Fit o

f

larg

e OD of

gear in adapter.

S mall

O D of gear____

I D

of

small

bearing

in

fuel  pump

drive

adapter.

Fit

of

small

OD

of

gear

in

adap

ter.

Desir

ed

backlash

(at

mean dimension)

with governor

and

fu

el

pump drive

beve

l

ge

ar.

Total

backlash___

Desired backlash

(at

mean dimension)

with

governor bevel

gear.

Total

  backlash_

__

Sizes

and

fits of

new

 parts

1.9335

 

to

1.9345

1.9360

to

1.9370

0.001 5 L to

0.0035L

0.9980

 to 0.9990

1.0000 to  1.0

010

0.001 0 L

to

0.0030L

0.0080 to 0.01

2

0.0059 to 0.0 141

__—

0.0080 to 0.0120

__—

0

.0059 to 0.0141 ____

Wear

l

imits

1.9320

1.9385

0

.0050L

0.9965

1.0025

0.0045L

0.0180

0.0

180

147.

Po

w er

Tak

e-Off Dr ive

A s s e m b l y

(par.

58

)

Fig.

No.

119__

120

__

119_

_

Ref.

Itr

.

u

V

U-V

w

Y

W-Y

Point

of

measu

rement

O D of small

end of

shaft.

ID of bearing in ac

cessory case.

Fit of shaft in case ___

OF

of large end

of

shaft.

ID of

 bearing in power

ta

ke-off

drive

 adapt

er.

Fit of

 

shaft

in adapt

er-

Sizes and fits of

new parts

1.4970 to

1.4980 ____

1.5000 to 1

.5010 __—

0 .0020L to  0.0040L

1.7470 to 1.7480

 

__—

1.7500 to  1.7510 __—

0.002 0 L to 0.00

40L

Wear

limits

1.4950

1 .

5030

0.0060L

1 .7450

1.7530

0.0060L

278

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Fig.

No.

11Q

119 _

Ref.

Itr.

T

T

V

SS

TT

SS

-TT

Point

o

f measurement

Pilot O D of adapte

r

cesso

ry case.

ID

of bearing bore in

adapter.

Fit

of b

earing in

adapter.

Sizes

and

fits

of

new

 parts

4.

6230 to 4.624

0 _

4.6250

to

4.6270

_

0 0010L to 0 0040L

2.0000 to 2.0010

2.0015 to 2.0025

0.0005T 

to

0.0025T

Wear

li

mits

148 Superchar

ger

Im

peller

Di f fu s

er and

Hous ing

(par. 59

ft.

Fig.

No.

127

119

127 _

119

Ref. Itr.

G

FF

G-FF

G

FF

G-FF

Point of meas

urement

Clearance from back

of impeller to

front

face

of diffuser.

Majo

r

ID of spline in

impeller.

impeller

driven

gear.

Fit of major

diameters

of

impe

ller and

gear.

M

inor

ID

of spine in

impeller.

 

Minor O D of spline

on

impeller

driven

gear.

Fit

of minor diamet

ers

of

 

impeller

and

gear.

Sizes

and fits

of

new

parts

0.030 to 0.035

0.7590 to 0 .7

600

0.757

0

to 0.7580

0 0010L to

0 0030L

0.6365 to

0.6375

0.6140 to 0.6

200_

0 0165L to

0 0235L

Wea

r

limits

279

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t

o

C

O

 

R

 

K

>

 

8

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C o

nt'd.

Fig.

No .

127

_

Eef. Itr.

D

J

Point of

me

asurement

OD 

of

impeller

Small

ID

of super

charger

housi

ng.

of

 

im

peller

in

hous

ing.

Sizes

and

fits

 

of

new

parts

5.0900

to 

5.1100

5.1530 to 5 .1570

0.021

5 L to 0.0335L

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

127

127

119

Eef. I

tr.

E

C

C-E

F

Q

F-Q

Point

of measu

rement

Pilot

  OD of

front

flange on 

diffuser.

I

D

o

f pilot

 

bore in

 

s

u

percha

rger housing

.

hous

ing.

Pilot OD of r

ear

flange

  and diffuser

.

ID

of pilot

 

bore  in

 ac

cessory cas

e.

Fi

t

of

 diffuser in case

Sizes a

nd

fits of

new

parts

16.3

71 to 16.374

1

6.375 to 16

.378

0.0

01L to

0.0

07L

16.3

71 to 

16.374

16.375

to 16.378

0.001L to 0

.007L

Wear

lim

its

Fig.

No.

12

7

Ref. Itr.

B

A

A-B

Point

of

measurement

b

ow

bore

 

in

supe

r

charger

housing.

Pilot

OD

of carburetor

elbow.

Fit of elbow

 

in

hous

ing.

Sizes

and fits  of

new parts

6.125 to 6.126

6.122 to

6.124

_ _

0.001L to 0

.004L

Wear

limits

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149. Camshaft

 

and

Drive

i gh t

1-3-5

) Side

Fig.

N o.

128

130 _ _ _

128

Eef.

Itr.

AA

K

K-AA

Z

BB

Z-BB

Point

of

measurement

O D of

cam

shaft jour

nals.

Maximum

out of

round

of

journa

ls.

Maximu

m run

out

of

cen

ter

journal when

supported on

end

journals.

ID

  of camshaft bear

ings.

Fit

of

bearings on

journals.

O D of large journa

l

on

end of camshaft.

ID of bearing in

cam

shaft gear

housing.

Fit of

camshaft

in

housing.

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

1.3090

to

0.0010

0.0020

1.3120

to

0.0020L to

2.496

5 to

2

2.5000

to

2

0.0025L

  to

.3100 ___ _

.3130 _ _ __

0.004

0L

4975 __ __

5010 __ __

0.0045L

Wear

limits

1.3070

0.0020

0.0150

1.3150

0.0060L

2.4945

2.503

0

0.0065L

Fig.

No.

128

128

121

Eef. Itr.

B

G G

B-GG

A

C

A-C

G-H

Point of

measurem

ent

O D of camshaft

drive

oil

transfer

inner

plug

Fit

of plug

in

gear_ _ _ _

OD

of

g

ear

ID of bore

in

c

amshaft

drive

housing.

F

it of

gear

in housing.

Desired backlash

at

mean

dimension

with

ca

mshaft d

rive

idler bevel

gear.

Total back

lash

Sizes and fits of

new parts

0.6245 to 0.6255

0.6260

to 0.6270

_ _ _ _

0.0005T

to

0.0025T

1.3095

to

1.3105

1.3125

to

1.3135 ___ _

0.0020L

to

0.0

040L

0.

0080

to 0.01

20 _ _ _ _

0.0058

to

0.0142

Wear

limits

  *

*

*

1.3075

1.3155

0.0060L

0.018

1

282

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Fig.

No.

118

Kef.

Itr.

Q

N

N

-Q

Point

of measureme

nt

Pilot

O D

of

housing 

ID of

pilot bore in ac

cessory case.

Fit of housin

g

in

case_

Sizes and

fit

s

of

new

 

parts

2.1237

to

2.12 47

____

2.12

50 to 2.1260 ____

0.0003L to

0.0023L

Wear

lim

its

2 .1225

2

.1272

0.00 3 5L

Fig

.

No.

128

128

___

121

Ref. Itr.

D

EE

D-

EE

D D

H

H-D

D

A-B

Point

of measurement

O D  of gear

ID

of camshaft

drive

sh

aft support.

Fit of gear

in support-

ID

of gear

_ _ _

O D

of cams

haft drive

oil

transfer outer

plug.

Fit of plug

 

in

gear____

Desir

ed

backla

sh

(at

mean dim

ension)

wi

th

cam

shaft bevel

gea

r.

To

tal

backlash_

__

Sizes and f

its

of

new parts

1 .4030

to 1 .

4040__

1.40

65 to 1.4075

____

0.0025L to

0.0045L

1 .0750

to 1.0760

1.07

40 to 1.0745

0.0005L to

 

0.0020

L

0.006

0

t

o 0.012

0.0055 to 0.0165 ____

Wear

limits

1.4010

1.4095

0.0065L

1.077

0

1.073 0

0 .0030

L

0 .0204

Fig.

No.

128

1

28

R

ef.

Itr.

X

Y

X -Y

W

J

Point

of measurem

ent

ID

of mating

bore

in

camshaft.

Fit of

ge

ar p

ilot

i

n

camshaft.

Small

O D of camshaft

oil retaining

cover.

Sizes and

fits

of

new parts

1 .3115

t

1 .312

5

1 .3120

t

1 .3130

0 .00151,

to

0 .0005T

1.0000

 to 1 .0010

0.9980

to

0

.9990  _

Wear

limits

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1

 

D

 

R

A

 

P

D

 

8

 

5

9

4

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C on

t'd.

Fig.

No.

121

Ref. Itr.

J-W

A-B

Point

o

f measurement

Desired

b

acklash

(at

mea

n

dim

ension)

w

ith camshaft

drive

bevel gear.

Total

backlash_ _ _

S

izes and

fits

of

new

 parts

0.0010L

to

0.0030L

0.0060

to

0

.0120

0.0055

 

t

o 0.0 165

Wear

limits

0.0204

/.

 

Fig.

No.

128

Eef.

  Itr.

F

G

F-G

Point

of

 

measurem

ent

ID

of

both ends of

shaft.

Spher

ical O D

of c

am

shaft

d

rive inner

and outer

oil tran

s

fer

plugs.

Fit of plug in s

haft

Sizes and f

its

of

new

parts

0.4995 to 0.5005

 

_ _ _ _

0.497

0 to

0

.4 9 8 0 _ _ _ _

0.0015L to 0.0

035L

Wear

limits

0.5020

0.4955

0.005

0L

Fig.

No.

128

Eef. Itr.

cc

FF

CC-FF

Poi

nt

of measurement

shaft

support.

Fit o

f support in

hous

ing.

Si

zes

and fits of

 

new parts

2.4380

to

2.439 0

2.436 7

to 2.4377

0.0003

L to 0.0023L

Wear

 

limi

ts

Fig.

No.

128

Eef

.

Itr

.

L

Point

o

f

measurem

ent

Distance

across

 

flat

s

of square

end of

tachomet

er

d

rive

shaft.

Sizes and fits of

new

 parts

0.507 to

0.509_

W

ear

l

imits

2

85

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C ont

 d .

F

ig.

No.

1

28

128

 

12

8_ -

12

8

1

28

Ref. Itr.

K

K-L

M

V

M

-V

P

E

E

-P

Q

v

R

Q

-E

S

N

N

-S

T

U

T-U

P

oint o

f

m

easu

remen

t

Dist

ance

acro

ss

flats

of

hole 

in camshaft

oil r

etain

ing c

over.

Fit

 

o

f sh

aft

i

n c

over_

_

OD

 

of ta

chom

eter

driv

e sha

ft.

ID

of t

acho

meter

 dri

ve

adap

ter 

beari

ng.

Pit 

of

shaft

 in be

ar

ing.

Pilot

 OD 

of tach

omete

r

drive

 ad

apter

.

ID

of 

adap

ter bo

re

in

cam

sha

ft gear

h

ous

in

g.

F

it of 

adap

ter

in

h

ous

in

g.

ID

  of

oil se

al b

ore i

n

ta

chom

eter

d

riv

e

ad

apte

r.

O

of

  tach

omet

er

dri

ve

ada

pter

oil

s

eal.

Fit of 

sea

l in ad

apte

r..

D

ista

nce

a

cross

  fla

ts

o

f s

quare

 

en

d

of

sha

ft in

tacho

mete

r.

Dista

nce  a

cross

  fl

ats

of squ

are

hole

in end

of tac

hom

eter

driv

e

sh

aft. 

Fit of

 

dr

ive

s

haft on

sha

ft in

tacho

mete

r.

ID

 of be

aring

 b

ore i

n

tac

hom

eter

dr

ive

adapter.

O D

of ad

apter

 

bear

ing.

Fit

of be

 rin

g

in

 

ad

apter

.

S

izes and

fi

ts

o

f

n

ew

p

arts

0.510

  to

  0.5

12__ _

0.0

01L t

o

O

 O O B L

0.

7470 

to 0.

7480 ____

0.

7495 

to 0

.7505

 

____

0.001

5L

to 0

.0035

L

4

.3090

  to

 4.311

0

___

_

4.31

25 to

  4.313

5

__

__

0.001

5L

to 0

.0045

L

1.

499

to 1.500

 

-

1.50

1 to

 

1

.505

0.0

01T 

to 0

.006T

 

_

__  

0.24

3 to

0.245

0

.248 t

o 0.

252

0.0

03L

to 0.0

09L

0.8

750

t

0.8

755

__

__

0

.8770

  to 0

.8780

 

____

0.0

015T

  to

  0.00

30T

W

ear

lim

its

0.7

450

0.752

5

0

.0055

L

4.3070

4.3

155

0.0

065L

(* )

(* )

(*)

(* )

(

*)

(* )

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150. Cam

shaf t

and

Driv

e

Le f t 2-4-6)

Side

 par.

 61

)

a

.

Fig.

No.

12

9

13 0__

12

9 __

129 __

129__

129

__

Eef. 

Hr.

S

K

K-S

G

G-S

T

F

F-T

Point

of

measurement

O

D

of

camshaft 

jour

nals.

Maxim

um

out

of

round

o

f jou

rnals.

Maximu

m  run

 out

of

center journal wh

en

supported on end

journals.

ID

 

of

camsha

ft

be

ar

ings.

Fit of

beari

ngs

on

j

ournals.

ID

of

roc

ker

box cover

plate

(cyli

nder No.

6).

F

it

of

cam

shaft in

plate.

O D

 

of l

arge

journal

on end of

camshaft.

ID

of

be

aring in

cam

shaft g

ear housing.

Fit

of

camshaft

in

housing.

Sizes

and

fits 

of

new par

ts

1.3090 to 1.3100 __

__

0.00

10

0.0020

  — _ _

-

1

.3120

to

1.3130 

____

0 0020

L

to

0 0040L

1.3

120

to

1.3130

____

0 0020L

to 0 0040L

2.4965

to 2.4

975

___

_

2.5000 to 2.5010

____

0.0025L to 

0 0045

L

Wear

limits

1.3070

0.002 0

0.

1050

1.3

150

0.00

60

1.3150

0.00

60L

2

.4945

2.5030

0.0065L

Fig.

No.

129

_

1

9Q

Eef.

Hr.

M

K

K-M

L

Poin

t of

measuremen

t

ID of

gear

OD

of

camshaft

drive

oi

l transfer inner

plug.

Fit of plu

g in gea

r___

O D of gear

Sizes and fits o

f

new parts

0.6245

to 0.6255 __

0.6260

to

0.6270

____

0.005T

t

o 0.

0025T__

1.30

95 t

o

3105

 

_

.

W

ear

limits

<*)

(*)

(*)

1 QfWR

287

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Con t d .

Fig.

N o .

Ref.

Itr.

J

J-L

G-H

Point

o f measurement

ID of bore in c am

shaft drive

housing.

Fit of gear in housing-

m

e a n d imens i o n )

with camshaft drive

idler bevel gear.

Total backlash___

S ize s and

f i ts o f

n e w parts

1.3125 to 1.3135

0.0020L

to

0.0040L

0.0080

to 0.0120 —

0.0058 to

0.0142 ____

Wear

limits

1.3155

0.0060L

0.0181

Fig.

N o .

118

Ref.

Itr.

H

F

F-H

Point o f measurement

Pilot

OD of

housing___

ID o f

pilot

bore

in ac

cessory case .

Fit

o f

housing in

case-

S ize s and fits o f

n e w parts

2.1237

to 2.1247

____

2.1250 to 2.1260

0.0003L

to

0.0023L

Wear

limits

2.1225

2.1272

0.0035L

Fig.

N o .

129

129-

-

121-

_

Ref.

Itr.

P

H

H-P

Q

C

C-Q

A-B

Point o f measurement

OD of

gear

ID

of

camshaft

drive

shaft support.

Fit of gear in support-

OD of camshaft

drive

oil

transfer outer

plug.

Fit o f

plug in gear

___

Desired backlash

(at

mean d i m e n s i o n )

with camshaft bevel

gear.

Total backlash___

Sizes

and

fits o f

n e w parts

1.4030

to 1.4040 _

1.4065

to

1.4075 ____

0.0025L to 0.0045L

1.0750

to 1.0760-

1.0740

to 0.0745

____

0.005L to 0.0020L—

0.0060 to 0.012 _

0.0055

to 0.0165

Wear

limits

1.4010

1.4095

0.0065L

1.0770

1.0730

0.0030L

0.0204

289

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Fig.

No.

129

129

121

E

ef. Itr.

B

U

B

U

V

A

V

A-B

Point o

f measure

ment

OD

of

pilot 

on 

gear

ID of ma

ting

bore

in

camshaft.

Fit of gear pilo

t

in

camshaft.

ID

 

of gear

_ _ _

Small

OD of cam

shaft

oil reta

ining co

ver.

Fit of

cover

in

gea

r

mea

n

d

imension)

with

 camshaft

drive

be

vel gear.

Total

backla

sh

Sizes

and fits o

f

new

 

parts

1.3115

to

1.3125

1.3120 to

1.3130

0.0

015L

to

0.0005T

1

.0000 to 1.0

010

_ _

0.99

80 to 0.9990

0.0

010L

to

0.0030L

0.0060

to 0.0120

0.0055 to  0.016

5 _ _ _ _

Wear

limits

0.0204

/.

F

ig.

No.

129

Ref.

Itr.

E

D

D-E

P

oint of

measurement

ID of

bot

h ends

of

sh

aft.

Spherical

O

D

of

cam

sh

aft driv

e inner

a

nd ou

ter

oil 

t

rans

fer

plugs.

Fit

 

of

 plug

in

sh

aft

__

Sizes and

fits of

new parts

0.4995 to 0.5005

_ _ _ _

0.49

70 to 0.4980 _ _ _ _

0.0015L

 

to

0.0035L

Wear

limits

0.5020

0.4955

0.0050L

Fig

.

No.

129

Eef.

Itr.

R

N

N-R

Point of

  measure

ment

ID

of

bore in housing

Fit of support i

n

hous

ing.

Sizes an

d fits of

new

parts

2.4380

to

2.4390

2.4367 to 2.4377

0.0003L

to

0.00

23L

Wear

limits

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151

Cy l

inde rs

 p

ar.

64)

Fig.

N o.

  ^n

1 Q9

Ref.

Itr.

A A

H H

A

A-HH

Point

of

measurement

O D

of cylinde

r ba

rrel

b

ore in cr

ankcase. 

F

it of cylinde

r barrel

in

  crankca

se .

Sizes 

and 

fits

of 

new

p

arts

6.112 to

6.116-

_ _

6.1

25

to

 6.13

0_ —

0 .0

0 9L to

0.01 8L _

_

Wear limits

Fi

g.

N o.

130_

Eef. Itr.

B B

Po

int

of

measureme

nt

Bore

diameter

1

in

fr

om bott

om

o

f sk

irt

 bot

tom

of ring

tr

avel)

Bore

diamete

r

opp

osite

center

of

barrel

fins.

Bore dia

meter a

t

to

p

of

cylinde

r

b

arrel.

Ma

ximum out

of

ro

und

o

f cylin

der

bo

re .

Sizes

n

5.746

0

5

.7 42 5

5.738 0

0.00

1 0

and

fits

of

3

W   parts

to

5 .7490

____

t

o 5.7455

 _

__ _

to

5.7410

____

Wear

 

limits

5

.7590

5 .7 5 5 0

5.753 7

0.00 3 0

No.

130

130_ _

Eef.

Itr.

A

H

A-H

EE

U

Point

of 

measurement

O D of

intake valve

st

em .

ID o

f i

ntake

val

ve

g

uide .

Fit of

s

tem in  

guide

A n g l e 

of

intake valve

seat with

stem .

O D of

exhaust

 

valve

s

tem.

ID

  of e

xhaust valve

g

uide.

Sizes

and

fits

of

n ew

parts

0.4775

 

to

0.498

0 _

0.4995 t

o 0.500

5 _

___

0.0015

L

t

o 0.00

3 0 L

45 °

15' __  __

_

0.5575

 to 0.

5580

0.5615

 to 0.5

62 5 _ _

_ _

Wear 

limits

0 .5020

0 .0050L

0.5660

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c.

Cont d.

Fig.

No.

Ref. Itr.

U

 EE

Point of measure

ment

Fit of stem

in guide

Angle

of

exhaust

valve

seat with

stem

.

Si

zes

and

fits of

new p

arts

0.003

5L

to

0.005

0L

45° 15

_   _

Wear

li

mits

0.0080L

Fig.

No.

130.-

  _

130_

Re

f.

Itr.

G

X

G-X

V

Y

V-Y

Po

int of measurement

guide.

ID of

gu

ide bor

e in

c

ylinder he

ad.

Fit

of

guid

e in cylin

der head.

OD o

f

ex

haust valve

guide.

cylind

er head.

Fi

t of

guide

in  cyli

n

der head.

Sizes

and fits of

new

pa

rts

0.6890

to 0.6895

0.687

0 to

 

0.6

880 _

0

.0010T

to

0

.0025T

0.7525

to 0.7530 _

0.7495 to 0.750

5 _

0.0020T

  to  0.0035T

Wear

limits

Fig.

N

o.

130

13

0

__

Eef.

Itr.

C

B

P

oint of

m

easurement

S

mall OD

o

f

insert _

Small

  ID of

bore in

cylinder

head

.

cylinder

head.

Fit

of

ins

ert in

 

bore

Width

of

valve 

seat-

A

ngle of

seat

Angle

  of relief

for

narro

wing width

of 

seat)

Sizes

and

 fits of

new parts

2.6930

to 2.6940 _

2.6840

to 2.6860 __

0.0070T

to 0.0100T

3.1240 t

o

3.

1260 

__

3.12

50

to

3.

1270  _

0.00

30L

to  0.0010T

0.06

to

0.09

44°

 

45

to 45° 0 _

30° an

d 60° -

Wear

limits

0.16

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/.

 

Fig.

N o.

1

Qft

Eef. Itr.

 

D

D

Poin

t of measurement

S mall

O D

of 

insert

Small

ID

of bore in

cylin

der he

ad.

Large O D of

insert

Large

ID

of bore in

c

ylinder

head.

Fit o

f in

sert

in

bore

narrowing

widt

h of

seat)

S

izes

and

fits of

new parts

2.2560 

to

2.2570-

2.2470 to 2 .2490

0.0070T

to

0.0100T

2.68

60 to 2.6880 —

2.6870

to

2.6890 -

0 .0030L to 0.0010T

0.06

to 0.09-

_

44°

45

' to

 45°

0

'

30° and

60°—

Wear

limits

0.1 6

Fig.

No.

Eef. Itr.

Point of measu

rement

130_

130_

130_

Out

er valv

e

spring (large):

S cale

reading:

124.4  

Ib

±

10

at

1.56 

in

Scale readi

ng:

8

5.0 Ib ± 5

at

2

.12

in 

Ma

ximum

solid

height:

1.47

in

Interme

diate

valve spring (m

edium):

Scale

reading: 7

4.9

Ib

±

10

at 1.56

in

Scale

 reading: 51.2 Ib ± 5 at

2 .12 in

Maximum

solid

height: 1.34

 in

In

ner valve spring  (small):

S cale

reading: 40.0 Ib

+

10 at

1.38 i

n

Scale readin

g: 25.8 Ib ± 5

at

1.93 in

Maximum solid

 height:

1.28

in

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o

R

 

P

D

 

8

 

5

9

6

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P

i g

N o.

13

0- _

Ref.  Itr.

 

w

J-W

Point

of meas

urement

seat

both valves)

.

Large OD

o

f valv

e

guid

es on

sho

rt

e

nd).

Siz

es and

fits of

new p

arts

0.787

0

to

0.7930

0.77

80   to

0.784

0.

0.0030L

to 0 0

150L

Wear

l

imits

F

ig.

N o.

13 0

_

130-

Ref.

I

tr.

M

N

M

-N

L

L-M

Point of m

easuremen

t

OD

of shaft

ID 

of valve

rocker

bea

ring.

Fit

 of s

haft in  bear

 

ing

.

rocker sh

aft

b

racket

an

d cams

haft 

bear

ing cap

.

Fit o

f

sh

aft in

bracket

a

nd

c

ap.

S

izes

and fit

s

o

f

new p

arts

0.7480

to 0.748

5

0.7495

to 0.7

505

_ _ _

_

0.0010

L to 0

 0025L

0.7485 to

  0.7 495

O O O

O O L to 0 0

015L

Wear

limits

0.745

5

0.7530

0.0

050L

Fig.

N o.

ISO-

1

30

12 9

Re

f.

I

tr.

Q

F

F-

Q

K

S

Point

of measur

ement

bea

ring 

cap an

d

rocker

shaft

b

racket.

OD

of

d

owel

pins

Fit

of pins

 

in

 ca

an

d

bracket.

ID  o

f

c

amshaft

 bea

r

ing.

O

D

of cams

haft j

our

na

l, lef

t (2-

4-6)

side.

Sizes

  and fits

of

new

parts

0 .

2 500 to

 0.25

10

0.25

01 to

0.2503

0.000

9L  to

0 0003T

1

.312 0 t

o

1.

3130 __ __

1.3090

to 1

.3100 _ _ _ _

W

ear

limits

— — — — —

— —

1

.3150

1.307

0

29

5

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C ont'd.

Fig.

N o.

128 ___

Eef

. Itr.

A A

K

-S

K-AA

Poin

t

of

measurement

O D of ca

mshaft jour

nal,

right

(1-3-5)

side.

Fit

of bearing

on

jour

 

nal,  (both sides).

Size

s

a

nd

fits of

new

parts

1.3090 to

1.3100 ____

0.0020L to 0.004

0L

Wear

limits

1.30

70

1 .0060L

Fig.

N o.

130

Eef. Itr

.

E

F

E

-F

Poin

t

of

measurement

ID of dowel

holes in

cylinder

head.

head

.

Sizes

and

fits of

new

 

parts

0.2470 to

0.2480

0

.2501 to 0.2503

0.0021T

to

0 .0

033T

Wear

limits

152. Pisto n s

(par. 67)

Fig.

N o.

131

Ee

f. Itr.

H

 

Point of mea

surement

of skirt at 90°

to

piston pin.

to rn of skirt a

t

9

0° 

to pi

ston pin.

S i

zes and fits of

new

parts

5.721 to 5.722

_

_

5

.724 to 5.7

25 _

Wear

limits

5.718

5

.721

Kg.

N o

.

131

_

__

Ref. Itr.

A

X

Point of measu

rement

Outside w

idth to com

pressi

on ring

(No .

1 (top) ring).

I

nside width

 of N o. 1

ring 

groove

in pis

to

n.

Sizes and fits of

new

parts

0.092

5 to 0.0935

____

0.0980

to 0.990 ____

Wear

limits

0.0890

0.1025

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C o

nt d.

Fi

g.

N o

.

131  

1

31

___

131

 

Eef

. Itr.

A X

B

W

B-W

C

F

C-

F

D

G

D-

G

Poi

nt 

of

me

asurem

ent

Fit

(side

 

cl

earan

ce)

o

f

No.

ring

in

groov e.

G

ap   clea

ranc

e

of  N o. 

r

ing  w

hen

fitte

d

in

5.750

  in

ch

ring

gag

e.

Outs

ide w

idth

 of

 c

om

p

ress

ion

r

ing  (

No. 2

 

ring

Insi

de

widt

h o

f

No. 2

rin

groo

ve in

pis

to

n.

F

it (s

ide

clear

ance

) of

No.

2   ring 

in

groo

ve.

G

ap cle

aranc

e  o

f

No.

2

rin

g whe

n

f

itted

 in

5

.750   inc

h

ring

 

g

age.

O

utsid

wid

th of

oi

l

control

ring

(No.

3  

rin

g .

Ins

ide 

wid

th

of N

o. 3

ring

  gro o

ve in p

is

to

n.

Fi

t (si

de clea

ranc

e) o

f

N

o.

3 ri

ng in

 gr

oove

.

G

ap  cle

aran

ce o

f N

o. 3 

ri

ng when

  fitte

d

in

5

.750

i

nch ri

ng g

age.

Outsi

de w

idth

  of

  o

il

con

trol

rin

g  (N o

. 4

 

b

ottom

) ring

 .

Insi

de w

idth

  of

 

N

o.

4

ring

  gr

oove

 

in

  pis

 

to

n.

Fit (

side

clea

rance

) of

No.  

ring 

in

groove.

G

ap cle

aran

ce o

f No

.

4

  ri

ng wh

en

fitte

d

in

5.

750  i

n  r

ing

gage

.

Size

s  an

d

fits of

new

 

p

arts

0 .0

045L

  to 0

.0065

L

0 .0

050 t

o

0 .0 60

0 ___

_

0.09

2 5 to

  0 .0

935

____

0

.098

0   to

0.99

0 .00

45L

to  0 .0

065L

0 .0

500 t

0.06

00 ___

_

0.18

60 to

  0

.1 865

__ .._

0 .1

890 t

o  0 .

1 900

0 .0

0 2 5L

  to

  0

.004

0L

0.03

50 to

  0 .0

450

____

0.186

0

t

o  0 .

1 865

 

0.18

80 to

0.1

890 __

__

0

.0 0 15

L

to   0 .

003 0

L

0 .0

350 t

o  0 .

0450

 _ __

_

Wear

 

lim

its

0.010

0L

0

.0650

0 .0 9

00

0 .101

5

0 .

0090L

0 .065

0

0 .1 8

50

0.191

0

0

.0050

L

0.06

00

0 .1

850

0

.191 0

0 .0

040L

0.060

 9

7

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K

»

 

O

 

E

 

P

 

1

8

 

5

9

7

 

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Fig.

N o .

131

131 ___

13 1

Eef. Itr.

u

V

U-V

R

R-U

T

E

E-T

Point

o f

measurement

ID of piston

pin

hole

in

piston.

Fit o f pin

in

piston

ID o f piston pin

bear

ing.

Fit o f pin in bearing-

ID

o f piston

pin_

Fit o f rilus

in

nin

Sizes and

fits

o f

new parts

1.3750 to

1.3752 _

1.3755 to

1.3757

0.0003L

to

0.0007L

1.3762

to

1.3764

____

0.0010L

to

0.0014L

0.9678

to

0.9688 _

0.9668

to

0.9678

O . O O O O L

to

0.0020L

Wear

limits

1.3745

1.3762

0.0012L

1.3770

0.0020L

153.

Crankcase

(par. 69)

Fig.

N o .

132

130

Eef.

Itr.

HH

A A

AA-GG

Point o f

measurement

bore

in

crankcase.

OD o f cylinder barrel

in bore .

Sizes and fi ts o f

new

parts

6.125

to 6.130

6.112

to 6.116

_

0.009L to 0.018L __

Wear

limits

Fig.

N o .

132

132

132

_

Ref. Itr.

W

z

X

Y

Point o f measurement

ID

o f bearing

bore

in

crankcase.

Main

bearing thick

nes s .

Outside

w i r i t

h

of

thrust main bearing

w e b

in

crankcase.

Inside width of

thrust

main bearing

face.

S ize s and

fits o f

new parts

3.8140

to 3.8145

_

0.1562

to

0.1567

____

1.745 to

1.747

1.749 to 1.751

_

__

Wear

limits

0.1542

(* )

(* )

299

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Con t d.

Fig.

N o .

132

Eef. Itr.

X-Y

DD

G

G-DD

Point o f measurement

Fit o f

bearing over

crankcase

w e b .

OD o f

main

bearing

journals o n

crank

shaft.

ID of main

bearings

at proper

tightness.

Fit

(oil

clearance) o f

bearings o n

jour

nals.

S izes and fits o f

n e w parts

0.002L to

0.006L

____

3.4970 to 3.4980

3.5015 to 3.5040

0.0035L

to 0.0070L

Wear

limits

(*)

3.4957

3.5053

0.0090L

Fig.

N o .

132

_

145

132_

132_

132.

Ref. Itr.

A

Q

M

L

L-M

N

K

K-N

J

H

H-J

Point o f measurement

bore in crankcase.

Fit

of

housing

in

crankcase.

ID of fan drive verti

cal shaft

bearing

bore in

crankcase.

cal shaft

bearing.

crankcase.

bearing

dowe l

pin

hole

in crankcase.

OD o f vertical shaft

bearing dowe l

pin.

Fit o f pin in crank-

case .

ID of fan

drive

bevel

gear

bearing

bore

in

crankcase.

OD

o f fan drive bevel

gear bearing.

Fit of bearing in

crankcase.

S izes and fits o f

n e w parts

4.7500 to 4.7510

4.7480 to 4.7490 _

0.0010L

to

0.0030L

1.2500 to 2.2510

_

1.2495

to

1.2500

O . O O O O L to 0.0015L

0.1835

to

0.1845

_

0.1850 to 0.1870 _

0.0005T to 0.0035T

1.6800

to 1.6890

1.6875 to 1.6880

O . O O O O L to 0.0015L

Wear

limits

301

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154.

  C r an k s h a f t and C o n n

e c t i n g Rod A

s s e m b l y

(par.

72 )

Fig-.

N o.

132

132

132

___

132

__

132

_

_

Eef.

Itr.

c

B

B-C

BB

AA

AA-BB

E

F

E-F

C C

V

V - C C

D D

G

Point

of

measurement

Crankshaft to be

in

dynamic

l nce

within

0.25 oz-in at

2,800 rpm.

ID

 

of

oil slinger bore

in

crankshaft.

O D

of

crankshaft

oil

slin

ger.

F

it

of sling

er in

crankshaft.

ID of

tran

smission

drive sh

aft pilot

bearing bore

 

in

crankshaft

.

O D

of 

transmission

drive shaft pilot ball

bearing.

Fit

of

bearing

in bore_

ID of

flywheel dowel

pin

 

hole in

crank

shaft.

O D  of

flywheel dowel

pin.

F

it

of

pin

in c

rank

sha

ft.

O D

 

of

fly

wheel

end

of

crankshaft.

ID of

crankshaft pilot

bore in

flywheel.

Fit

of

flywheel on

crankshaft.

O D

of

main

 

bea

ring

journa

ls.

ID of

main

bearings

at proper tigh

tness.

Sizes

and

fits

of

new parts

1.570

to

1.571-

_

1.571

to 

1.572

_

O

. O O O T

to

0 .002T

2 .8338 to 2 .83

46

____

2 .8340

to

2.8346

____

0 .0 0 0 6 L

to 0.0008T

0 .6245

to 0.6255 ____

0.6255 to  0.625

7

____

O . O O O

O T to 0.0012T

6. 9985

to

 

6.9995

7.0000

to

7.0010

0.00

0 5 L to 0.0025L

3.4970

to

3 .

4980

____

3.5015

to 

3.504

0

____

Wear

limits

2 .8350

2.8336

0.0010L

(*)

(*)

(*)

3 .4

957

3.5053

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Co

nt'd

.

F

ig.

No.

1 3

2

1 32 

1 32

 

1 3

1

1 32

1 3

1

1 3

2

E

ef. Itr

.

G

-D

D

F

F

Z

Z-

FF

DD

D

N

D

-N

D

P

D-

P

D

P

oin

t o

mea

sure

men

t

F

it

(o

il cl

ear

anc

e) 

of

bearings 

on

jour

nal

s.

I

nsi

de 

w

idt

h of t

hru

st

ma

in

be

arin

g j

ou

r

na

l.

Ou

tsid

e

w

idt

h

of

th

rus

t

m

ain

bea

rin

g.

C

ran

ksh

aft

 

end

  pla

y

Taper 

in

length

of

one

m

ai

n

be

ari

ng

jou

r

n

al

(m

us

t

be

  un

i

for

m).

M

ax

im

um

 out

 of

 ro

und

of

 

m

ain

 

bea

rin

g

jo

urn

als

.

M

ax

im

um

  ru

n o

ut

of

N

o.

2 a

nd

  3

mai

n

jo

ur

nal

s wh

en

  su

p

ported 

at

No.

and

4

 

jou

rn

als.

O D

  o

f co

nne

ctin

g

ro

d

j

our

na

l.

I

D o

f co

nne

cti

ng

ro

d

b

ear

ing

  at

p

rop

er

tor

qu

e

tig

htn

ess

 

on

b

olt

(pa

r. 

167

).

F

it (

oil 

cle

ara

nce

) o

f

journal 

in bearing.

I

nsi

de

wi

dth

  of 

co

n

ne

ctin

g ro

d j

our

nal

.

Ou

tsi

de

w

i

dth

 

of

cra

nk

sha

ft

en

d o

f

con

ne

ctin

rod

.

F

it (

sid e

 c

lea

ran

ce)

 of

r

od 

o

c

ran

ks

haf

t.

M

axi

mu

m o

ut o

f

rou

nd

of

co

nne

ctin

g

ro

d

jo

urn

al.

T

ap

er 

in l

eng

th 

of 

one

jou

rn

al

(m

ust

 

be

u

nif

orm

)

S

izes

an

d fits

  of

n

ew

part

s

0.0

035

L t

o

0.0

070

L

1 .9 9

9 0

  to

 

2

.00

10 _

__

_

1

.989

0

to

  1 .

9 9 1

0

0.0

08

  to

  0.0

1 2 

0.0005  

____________

0.0

01

 

0

.00

5

3 .2

4 80

  to

 3 .

2 4 9

0 ___

_

3.25

2 5

  t

o 3

.25 4

0 _

___

0

.003

5L

  to 

0.

006

0L

1

.5 77

 

to

1 .5

81

1

.5 6

to 

1 .5

6 9  

_

_

0

.00

8L 

to 

0

.014

L __

_

0.00

10

_

_

_

0.0

005

 

_

_

We

ar 

limi

ts

0

 00

90L

2.0

06

0

1

.9 8

4 0

0.

01 7

0.001 0

0.00

6

3 .2

4 6 0

3

.25

60

0.0

080

L

1 .

5 84

1 .5

6 4

0.01

7L

0.0

020

0

.00

1 0

3

3

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Fig.

No .

132

_ _ _

13

2_ _ _

132

Ref

. Itr.

z

FF

Z-FF

G

DD

G-DD

Z

Point of

measurement

Outside

width

of 

thrust bearin

g.

Inside width of thrust

 

bearin

g

journal.

Cranksh

aft

end

play

_ _ _

ID of main bearin

gs at

proper

tightness.

OD of

m

ain bearing

journals.

Fit (oil

clearance) of

bearings on

jour

nal

s.

M

ain

bear

ing thick

ne

ss

(std

).

Sizes

and fits o

f

new parts

1.9890

to

1.9910

1.9990 to 2.0010

 

_ _ _ _

0.0080 to 

0.0120

_ _ _ _

3.5015 to 3.5040 _ _ _ _

3.4970 to 3.4980 _ _ _ _

0.0035L to

0.0 070L

0.

1562 

to

0.1567 _ _ _ _

Wear

limits

1.9840

2.0060

0

.0170

3.505

3

3.4957

0.0090L

0.1542

Fig.

No.

131 _

131 _ _ _

131

Eef. Itr.

K

S

K S

E

U

R

-U

L

Q

L-Q

Point

of measure

ment

ing bor

e in

connect

ing

 ro d

.

OD of piston p

in bear

ing.

ID

of piston pin bear

ing.

Fit of pin

in bearing

ID

of bolt

hole 

in

con

n

ecting rod and cap.

bolt.

F

it of

bolt 

i

n ro

d and

cap.

Sizes  an

d fits of

new parts

1.5340

to

1

.5350 _ _

1.

5370 to 1.5375

0.0

020T to 0.0035T

1.3

762 to 1.37

64

_ _ _ _

 

1.3750

to 1.3752

0.0010

L to 0.0014L

 

0.5620

to

0.5630

0.5613 to

0.5 618

_

0.0002L to

0.0017L

Wear

limits

1.3770

1.374

5

0.0020L

304

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c. Cont d

.

Fig.

No.

131

131

132 ___

13

1

132_

(

Fig

.

No.

133 __

133

__

Ref.

I

tr.

P

N

D

D-N

P

D

D-P

Ref.

Itr.

F

C

C-F

D

C-D

Point

of measurement

IB

of

  bore of large

(crankshaft) en d of

connecting rod.

ID of connecting rod

bearing wh

en

in

stalled

 

with

proper

torque

on

bolts (par

167) .

R

od bearing thickness

at ends.

Rod

bearing 

thickness

at cent

er.

OD of crankshaf

t

journal.

Fit (oil 

clearance)

of

bearing

on

journal.

Outside width

 

of

con

necting rod at

crank

shaft

end.

Inside width

of

con

necting rod j

ournal.

Fit

(side clea

rance)

of

rod

 on crankshaft.

Allowable twist of

c

onnecting

rod.

Point

of

measurement

ID of damper hub

holes .

OD of counterwe

ight

pin.

Fit of

pin

in

  hub

ID of counterweight

holes .

Fit of pin in c

ounter

w

eight.

Sizes 

and fits of

new parts

3 .5315

to

3.5320

3 . 2525 to 3 .2540 ____

0.1389 to 0.1392 ____

0.1394

to

0 .1 397 ____

3.2480 to 3 .2490 ____

0.003

5 L to 0.0060L

1.567 to 1.569

1.577

to 1.581 _

0.008L

t

o 0.014L ____

0.0005 per inch of

bea

ring

length

.

Sizes

and fits of

new

parts

1.8125 to 1.8140 ____

1 .3 647 to 1.3657

0.4468L

to

0.4493L

1.8125 t

o 1.8140 ___ _

0 .4 468L to 0.4493L

Wear 

limits

3 .2560

0.1 379

0.1384

3 .2460

0.0080L

1 .564

1.584

0.017L

Wear

limits

1.8160

1.3630

1.8

160

305

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Cont d

.

Fig.

No.

133

13 3

13 3

133 ___

13 3

133 _

_

13 3

Ref. Itr.

L

D L

F

L

A

G

A-

G

K

H

H-

K

E

B

B-E

P

N

N P

J

J

N

Point

of me

asurement

OD

of counte

rweight

pin bushing.

F

it of bushing

in

coun

terweight.

Fit  o

f

bu

shing

in

damper

hub.

ID   of

counterweig

ht

stop

 plate.

O

D of

dam

per hub

flan

ge.

Fit

o

f sto

p plate on

hub.

Inside

  width

of

  coun

 

terweight.

Width

of

da

mper h

ub

Fit of c

ounterweigh

t

over hub.

t

erweight.

Inside

 width of coun

terw

eight pin.

Fit

(end

play)

of

pin

in

 

counterweig

ht.

O

D of ma

le  cou

nter

weight pin.

b

ushing.

Fit of

male pin in

bushing.

OD of 

female

counter

weig

ht pin.

Fi

t

of

female pin

in

bushing

.

Sizes

and fits of

n

ew

parts

1.6994

 

to

1.7004 ____

0.1121L

to

0.

1146L

0.1121

L to 0.1146

L

3.687

5 to 3.6900

3.68

55

to 3.

6870

0.0005L to

0.0045L

0.75

70

to

0.763

0

0.7490 to 0

.7510 __

__

0.0060L to

  0.0140L

1.65

30 to 1

.6630

1.6

750

to 1.6800

0.0120L

to

0.0270L

0.873

0

to 0.

8740

0.8745

to 0.8755

0.0005L

  to 0.0025L

0.8730 to 0.8740

_ _

0.0005

L

to

0.0025

L

W

ear

l

imits

1.

6980

0.7690

0.74

30

0

.0200L

306

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Se

e p

arag

rap

h 162

  for

 in

tern

al

fly

whe

el an

d to

rsio

da

mp

er sta

nd 

ards

.

Fig.

 

N

o.

132 _

__

13

2—

13

2 __

_

R

ef.

Itr.

 

F

E

E-

F

T

F-T

 

V

cc

V-C

C

Po

int 

of

me

asure

men

t

O D  

of  flywhee

l

dow

el

pin.

ID

  of

 

dow

el

pin h

ole  

i

n cra

nksh

aft

.

Fi

t o

f

pin

  in  c

rank

 

sh

aft.

ID

  of

  d

owe

l p

in ho

le

in

  fly

whe

el.

Fi

t of

 

pin in

 

f

lyw

heel

 

ID

 

of 

cra

nks

haf

t p

ilot

bore

  in

 

flywheel.

O

D   o

f

flyw

hee

l

e

nd

of

cran

ksh

aft

.

Fit

  o

f

fly

whe

el o

n

c

ran

ksh

aft.

Si

zes

an

d fit

s of

 

new

 

part

s

0.6255

to

  0

.6 2

57

_

___

0.6 2

45 

to 0

.6 25

5 _

___

O  

O O O

O T  

to

0.00

12T

0

.6 24

5 t

o 0.

6255

 

O

 O O

O O T

to

  0.0

012

T

7

.000

0 to

  7.0

010 

6

.9 98

to

6.9

995 _

___

0

.000

5L  

to

0

.0 02

5L

W

ear

 

l

imits

(*)

(*)

(*)

(

*)

(

*)

3

 7

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155.

 

S

cave

nge r  

and

 

r e

s s u r

e

O

il P u m p

 

Dua

l Un

i t

(pa

r. 74

Fig.

No.

13

4

134

Eef. Itr.

H

AA

BB

AA-B

B

W

W-

BB

Point

of

measurement

T

hickne

ss

of

separa

 

tor

pla

te.

ID 

of dow

el holes

  in

separ

ator

plate.

 

OD

  o

f

sep

arator

 pla

te

d

owel p

ins.

Fit

of pins

in pla

te

ID 

of dow

el holes

  in

both 

pump

 housin

gs.

Fit 

o

f

pins

in  h

ous 

ing

s.

Size

s

and

 

fits

of

new

parts

0.620  to

0.630

0.249

0 to 0.2

500

0.25

01 to 0.

2503

0

.0001T

  to 0.

0013T

0.

2500 to

 0.2510

 

0.0009

L to 0.

0003T

W

ear

limits

F

ig.

N

o.

134

__

 

Eef.

  Itr.

B

C

B-C

Point

 of mea

sureme

nt

Dep

th o

f

i

mpe

ller

bor

es in pum

p

hous

ings:

pump housing.

pu

mp h

ousing

.

Le

ngth

of im

pellers

:

pe

llers.

pe

llers.

p

ellers

 

a

nd

housi

ng

with

pump

 

bolted

 

tigh

t (both

 pu

mps).

Siz

es and

 fits  o

f

new

p

arts

1.628

 

to

 1.

630

1

.503

to  1.50

5

1.62

5  to

1.62

6

1.50

0  to

1.50

1

0.002 

to

0.005

Wear

li

mits

1.633

1.5

08

1.6 2

2

1.497

0.008

308

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Pig.

 

No.

13

4

13

134___

134

134 _

Eef.

Itr.

D

A

A-

D

FF

GG

FF-G

G

C

B

B C

K

E

E-K 

DD

Y

Y

DD

Poin

t o

f measure

ment

O D

 

of

pres

sure  pump

 

end

of

driven

im  

pell

er shaft

.

ID

of small

  bor

e in

press

ure

pu

mp h

ous

ing

.

Fit of s

haft in 

hous

ing.

OD

of

 be

aring

surf

ace

on

press

ure pump 

e

nd

of

pressu

re

pum

p

driv

e impe

l

ler.

I

D of

  larg

e  bore 

in

pres

sure pump 

hous

ing.

Fi

t

of

  impe

ller

in

hou

sing.

M

ajor di

amete

of

all

im

peller

s.

ID   of

all

impe

ller

b

ores in

  both

  hous

 

i

ngs.

F

it radi

al clea

rance

)

of im

pellers

 

in

hous

 

ing.

ID of

driven impellers-

OD

of

  im

pelle

r bear

ing surfa

ces

on 

driv

en

impell

er s

haft.

Fit of

impell

ers o

n

shaft.

O

of

bea

ring 

surfac

e

on

 shaft

 

o

f p

ressu

re

pump 

drive

impeller.

I

D of

sc

aveng

er

pu

mp

d

rive

impel

ler.

Fit of

impell

er

on

sha

ft.

Size

s and fi

ts of

ne

w parts

0

.8116 to

 

0.812

0

0.8

120

to

 

0.813

0 _ _ _ _

O  O O O

O L   to 0.0

014L

0.

9350

t

o

0.93

56

0.9

370  to

0.938

0 _ _ _

_

0.0014

L to 

0.0030

L

2.3306

 

to

2.33

10 _ _

_ _

2.3350

 

to

 

2.3360

 

___

_

0.0020

L

to

0

.0027L

0.8197

to 

0.8202

____

0

.8171  to

0.8

175 _ _ _ _

0

.0022L

  to

0.0

031L

0.8192

 

to 

0.81

96

0.81

97

t

o

0.82

02

0.00

01L t

o 0.001

0L

We

ar

limits

0.81

00

0.8

14 6

0.00

30L

0.9330

0.94

00

0.0050

L

2.32

90

2

.3 376

0.003

5L

0.8216

0.8

15 7

0.0045

L

3

09

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Cont d

.

Fig.

 

N o.

134

_ _ _

134

134

 

1

34

Eef

. Itr.

 

F-

J

EE

Z

Z

-EE

G

L

G-L

CO

X

X-CC

Point of measurem

ent

OD of

 

larg

e bearin

g

on

oil

pump

driven

imp

eller shaft.

ID

 of bore

in

oi l

  pum

p

separ

ator plate.

P

it of shaft

in plate

__

OD

of

lar

ge b

earing 

on

shaft of

press

ure

oil p

ump drive

im

peller.

ID

 of bore in

 

oil

  pum

p

sepa

rator 

p

late.

Fit of shaft

in plate

OD

  of bea

ring surface

on

scave

nger pum

p

en

d of d

riven im p

el

ler

shaft.

ID

of

bearing

in scav

e

nger pu

mp hou

sing.

Fit of shaft

in

ho

using-

OD 

of

be

aring

surface

on sc

avenger

pump 

end

of

drive

  impel

ler.

ID

of 

bearing

 

in s

cav

enger

pump housing.

Fit o

f impeller

in

housing

.

Size

s and

fits of

ne

w parts

0.9991 t

o 0.9995 _ _ _

_

0.9995

to 1.0005

O O O O O

L to 0.0014L

0.9978

to 0.9982

_ _ _ _

0.9995

  to  1

.0005 _ _ _ _

0.0013L

  to

 

0.00

27L

0

.8116

to 0.8120 _ _

_ _

0.812 0 

to

0.8130_ _ _ _

O O

O O O L to 0.001

4L

0.8103 t

o

0.81

07

_ _ _ _

0.81

20 to 0.8130

 _ _ _

_

0.00

13L   t

o

0

.0 027L

Wear 

limits

0.9975

1.0

021

0.0 0

30 L

0

.9955

1.00

28

0.

0050L

0.8100

0.8146

0.0

030L

0.8080

0.8153

0.0050L

Fig.

N o.

134_  

_  

R

ef.

Itr.

E

S

E-

S

Poin

t

of meas

urement

OD

of 

gear

_ _ _

ID o

f

be

aring

in scav 

enger

p

ump h

ousing.

Fit of gear

 in

hous

ing.

Si zes a

nd fits  of

n

ew

pa

rts

1.2480

to

1.2 485

1.2500 to 1

.2510 _ _ _ _

0.00

15L   t

o

0

.0 030L

Wear

lim

its

1.2 46 5

1.2525

0.004

5L

310

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Con

t d.

Fig.

No.

121

Eef. Itr.

C-D

Point of

measurem

ent

Desi

red backlash 

(at

m

ean 

dimension)

with

press

ure pump

dr

ive

bevel gear

.

Total

backlash.

_ _

Sizes

 

and fits of

 

ne

w

parts

0

.0080 to

  0.0120 

0.0065 t

o 0.0135 

W

ear

lim

its

0.0174

Fig.

No.

13 4

Eef. Itr.

N

P

N-P

C-D

Po

int of

m

easurement

OD  o

f gear _ _

ID

  of bearing

in

dr

ive 

bevel

gea

supp

ort.

Fit o

f gear in 

support-

mean

  dim

ension)

with pres

sure pum

p

driven

bevel

g

ear.

Total

backlash 

_ _ _

Si

zes and fits of

new parts

1

.2480 to 1.2

485 _

1.2500 to 

1.2510 _ _ _ _

0.

0015L to 0.0030

L

0.

0080 to 

0.0120

0.0065

to 

0.0135

_ _ _ _

Wear

li

mits

1.2465

1.25

25

0.00

45L

0.0174

/.

Fig.

No.

1 3 4_

_

134 _

134 _ _

Eef.

  Itr.

u

T

T

U

Q

Q-T

V

M

M-V

Poin

t

of

 

me

asurement

ID of

 

dow

el hole

  in

scavenger

  pump

housing.

OD o

f

drive

bevel

gear

su

pport dowe

l pin.

Fit

of

pin

 in housing

ID

  of

dowe

l

hole in

drive

  be

vel

gear

support.

Fit

of pin in sup

port

ID

of outlet line hole

in 

scavenger  pump

housing.

OD  o

f

co

nnecting end

of

scaveng

er

pump

outle

t line.

Fit of line in

housing 

Sizes and fits  of

new parts

0.2

490 to 0.250

0 _

0.250

1 to 0.2503

0.0001T

to 0.0013T

0.2500

to 0.2510__

0.0009L

to 0.0003T

0

.8745 to 0.8

755 _

0.8700

to 0.8740 _

0.0005L

to 0.0055L

Wear

limits

311

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R

 

P

D

 

8

 

6

 

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15

6

c c e

s s o r y

Cas e

S

cavenger

 

Oil Pum p

 

par. 75)

Fig.

No.

135

_

_

Kef.

Itr.

D

G

D-G

Point

of

measurement

Dept

h

o

f impelle

r bore

in

hous

ing.

L

ength of imp

ellers

End play

 between

im

 

pellers a

nd housin

g

with

 

pump

  bolted

 

tight.

Sizes and fits

 

of

n

ew parts

1.6

280 to 1.6300

1.6250

to

1.6260

 

0 0020L  to 0.0050L

Wear

limits

1.6330

1.6230

0.0080L

Fig.

No.

135 ___

135

__

_

135

Ref. Itr.

L

B

B

-L

F

D

D

-F

G

H

G

-H

Poin

t of

 

measu

rement

OD 

on

 externa

l

spline

o

n dr

ive im

peller.

ID

of inter

nal spline

in bevel

gear.

Fit

of gear on

impel

ler 

spline.

OD  of sha

fts of both

impe

llers both

ends).

ID of

impeller 

shaft

bore

s in cover

and

housin

g.

Fit o

f shaft of impel

le

rs  in

cover and

housing.

Major OD  of b

oth

im

pel

lers.

ID

of

both impeller

bo

res in hous

ing.

Fit

radial

clearance

of

impellers

in

ho

us

i

ng.

Sizes

and fits of

new par

ts

0.7885

to 0.7910

0.83

00 to 0.8400

0

 0390L to 0

 0515L

0.810

0 t

0.8106 ___

_

0.8120  

to 

0.8130

0 0014L  to 0.0030L

2.3306

to

2.3

310

____

2.3350

to

2.3 360 ____

0 00

20L

to

 

0.

0027L

Wear

l

imits

0.8 080

0.8150

0 0050L

2.3290

2.33

76

0 0

035L

313

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l

A

 

1

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c

Fig.

j

N o.

13 5

135 _

121

Ref. Itr.

A

C

A-

C

B

L

B-L

N-P

P

oint of

measurement

ID

  of gear bore in

co

ver.

Fit

of

gear in cover.__

ID of

internal

spline

in bevel gear.

on

drive

impel

ler.

ler

spline.

Desired

backlash (at

mean

dimension)

with

 starter driv

e

bevel

gear.

Total ba

cklash

Sizes and

 

fits of

new

parts

1.1220

to

1.1230

1

.1250 to 1.1260 ____

0.002

0L to 0.0040L

0

.8300 to 0.8400 _

0.7885

to

0.7910

0.0390L

 

to 0.0515L

0.0080

to

0.0120

__

0.0060

to 0.0140

____

Wear

lim

its

1.1205

1.1275

0.0 055L

0.0179

Fig.

No.

135

135

Re

f.

Itr.

K

J

J-K

E

E

-J

Point of

measurement

ID

of

  dowel holes

in

housing.

O D

of

dowel

pins

Fit

of pins in hous

ing.

ID

of

dowel

holes

in

cover.

Fit

of

pins in cover__

Sizes and

fits

of

new

parts

1.2480 to

0.2490

_

0.2501 to 

0

.2503 _

0.0011T to 0.0023T

0.2500

to 0.2510- _

0.0009L to 0.0003T

Wear

limits

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157.

C o o l

i n g Fan an d

  Fan Clu tch

 

A s s

em b ly

(par. 77)

a.

Fi

g.

No.

136-

136_....

Ref.

Itr.

D

E

D

 E

G

Q

G-Q

Point 

of

measurement

I D

of

 out

er

housing

O D  of outer hub

ball

bearing. 

Fit of

 beari

ng

in hou

s

ing.

ou

ter

housin

g.

O D of dow

el pin

Sizes and fits of

new 

parts

2.8336 to

 

2

.8 346

_

2.8341

t

o

2 .8

346

0.0005L to 0.0010T

0.2835

to

0.2845

0.2810

to 0.2815

0 .0020L

to

 

0

.0035L

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

136 _

136_

Ref. Itr.

N

K

K

 

N

P

Q

P-Q

Point

of

 measurem

ent

O D of

 inner hub ba

ll

bear

ing.

ing.

ID  of dow

el

h

ole in

housing.

O D of dowel

pin

Sizes and fits

of

new

parts

2.6774

to 2.6782

2.6767 

to 2.6772

0.000 2 L

to 0.0015L

0.2835 to 0.2

845

0

.2 810 to 0.

2815

0 .0020

L

to O.OOS

5L

Wear

limits

Fig.

No

.

136-

145

Eef.

Itr.

C

E

C-E

Poin

t

of

measur

ement

Small I

D of hub

O D

of hub

end of

fan

drive

 ve

rtical

s

haft.

Fit of hub

on shaft___

Sizes and

fits

of

ne

w

p

arts

0.9845

to

0.9865

0.9835

to 0.9840

____

0 .0005 L to

  0.0030

L

Wear 

limits

0.9815

0.

9885

0.0050L

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C ont 'd

.

Fig

.

N o.

13 6

1 3 6 _

Ref.

H r.

B

J

B-

J

H

F

F H

Point

 

of mea

surement

O D of

 lar

ge en d of

hub-

 

ID

of inner hub

ball

 

be

aring.

Fit

of hub  i

n inner

bearing.

O D of

small e

n d  o

f

hub.

ID

of outer

hub ball

 

bearing.

Fit o

f hub  i

n ou

ter

b

earing.

Siz es and

fits of

n ew p

arts

1.5748  to

1.5753-

1 .5743

to 1 .5 7 4

8

O O O O O T to

0 001

0T

1.3770

 to

1.3775

1 .3

7 7 5 to 1 .3 7 8

0

O   O

O O O L to 

0 0010L

Wear

 

limits

Fig.

N

o.

13 6__

Re

f. Itr.

L

Q

L-

Q

Point

 

of m

easurement

ID of

 dow

el hole

in 

driven d

isk.

O

D of

dowel

pin

Sizes and fits

 of

ne

w

parts

0

.2 8 3 5  to

0 .2 8 4 5

0 .2 8 1 0

 to 0 .2 8 1

5

0 0020

L

to

 0 0

035L

Wea

r

limi

ts

Fig.

 

N o.

1 3 6

Ref.

Itr.

R

Q

Q

-p

oint

of

measurement

adapter.

Fit o

f

pin

 in

 

adapt

er

Sizes

a

nd fits

of

n ew

parts

0 .

2 7 9 5  to

0 .2 8 0 5

0 .2 8 1 0

 

t

o 0 .2 8 1

5

_

0 . 0 0 0 5 T to

 0 0

020T

Wea

r

limits

/.

•Fig.

N

o.

1 3 6 _ _ _

Ref. Itr.

A

P

oint of measure

ment

Sp

herical

d

iameter

o

f

ball.

S

iz es

a

nd fits

of

n ew  

parts

0.62 45 to

0 .6 2 5 5

Wear

limits

(*)

31

7

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J

 

R

 

P

D

 

8

 

6

 

2

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Fig.

 

N o.

136

Ref.

Itr.

M

Point of meas

urement

Maximum

free

length

of

spring.

Scale rea

ding

at .

63 0

in

length

.

S

izes

nnd fits

 

cf

new part

s

1.10

0.0550

36

to

40 Ib

Wear

limits

1

58. Thro t t l e L i n k

ag e

(par.

80)

Fig.

N o.

137

13

7

Ref.

Itr.

D

A

A-D

C

B

B -C

P

oint

of

measurement

O

D

of

cross shaft

Fit of bearin

g

on

shaft

port bracket.

S iz

es and fits

 

o f

new parts

0.624

0 to 0.6245

0.

62 47 t

o

0

.6250__ _

0.0002L to

 0.0010L

1

.3 738

to

1.3748 _

1.3745 to 1

.3750.

0 .0 0 0 3L to

0.0012T

Wear

limits

Fig.

N o.

138

138

Ref. Itr.

D

A

A-D

C

B

B

C

Point

of measurement

trol shaft.

Fit 

of

 b

earing

on

sha

ft

ID

of

control

shaft

support

bracket.

OD

of bal

l

b

earing

bracket.

Sizes and

fits of

new

 

parts

0.62

40 to

0.624

5

0.6247 t

o

0.6250

0

.0 0 0 2L

to

0.0

010L

1.3748

to

1 .3756

1.3745

to 1.3750—

0.00 1 1 L

to

0.00

02T

W

ear

limits

3

19

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R

 

P

D

 

8

 

6

 

3

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c.

Fig.

No.

139

139

139

139

Ref. Itr.

F

A

A-P

D

D-F

B

B-C

E

B-E

Point o f measurement

port.

ID

of

ball bearing

lever.

OD of

ball bearing

lever.

Sizes

and

fits of

new

parts

0.6240 to 0.6245

0.6247 to 0.6250

0.0002L to 0.0010L

0.6300 to 0.6400 _

0.0055L to 0.0160L

1.3748

to 1.3756

1.3745

to

1.3750

_

0.0011L to 0.0002T

1.3748 to 1.3756

0.0011L to 0.0002T

Wear

limits

 

RA PD

322

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t

N

C

H

E

R

 

P

D

 

8

 

6

 

6

C

O

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159. Oil Pressure C on t ro l Valve

(par. 82)

Fig.

No.

140 _ .

Ref. Itr.

A

B

A-B

Point of measurement

OD

o f

valve

stem

ID of valve stem

hole

in

housing.

Fit o f

stem in

housing-

Sizes

and

fits of

new

parts

0.2420

to 0.2460-

0.2490

to

0.2404 ____

0.0030L to 0.0085L

Wear

limits

0.2385

0.2540

0.0120L

Fig.

No.

140__

Eef. Itr.

D

C

C-D

Point of measurement

OD

o f

valve spring

seat.

ID

of valve

spring seat

in

housing.

Fit o f seat in housing-

Sizes and fits

of

new parts

1.2470 to 1.2475

____

1.2500

to 1.251 0 ____

0.0025L

to 0.0040L

Wear

limits

1.2450

1.2530

0.0060L

Fig.

No.

140 _ .

Ref. Itr.

E

Point

of

measurement

Maximum

sol id

height

Sca l e reading

at

2.25

i n ch

length.

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

2.91 .

2.00

.

107 +

5

Ib _

Wear

limits

160. Oil Fi l ter

Bypass

Valve

83)

Fig.

No.

141

Ref. Itr.

A

B

A-B

Point

of

measurement

OD

o f

valve stem

ID

o f

valve

stem hole

in

housing.

Fit o f stem in

hous ing_

Sizes

and

fits

of

new

parts

0.2420

to

0.2460

0.2490 to 0.2505____

0.0030L to 0.0085L

Wear

limits

0.2385

0.2540

0.0120L

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R

 

P

D

 

1

w

 

U

i

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Fig.

No.

141

Ref. Itr.

C

Point of measurement

length.

inch

length.

Sizes and

fits

of

n

ew parts

2.16

1.06

27.7

2.5 Ib

Wear

limits

161. Oil

C o o l e r

P ressu

re B y p a s s

Valve

(par. 84 )

Fi

g.

No.

141_

Eef.

Itr.

A

B

A-B

Po

int

of measurement

O D

of

valve stem

ID of valve stem

hole

in housing.

Fit

of stem

in housing.

Sizes

and fits

of

new

parts

0.3070

 

to

0.3090

0.3115 to 0 .3135

_ _ _ _

0.0025L to 0.0065L

Wear

limits

0.3015

0.3 1 9 0

0.0120L

Fig.

No.

1 41

Ref. Itr.

C

Point

of measurement

M

aximum free

length

M

aximum

solid

height.

 

Scale

reading at 1.75

in length.

Sizes

and

 

fits

of

new p

arts

2 .10

1.36

96 .5 + 9 .

5 Ib

Wear

limits

162.

Fl

ywhee l Group

(par. 87)

Fig.

No.

1 3 2__

Ref.

Itr.

T

F

F-T

Point of

measu

rement

ID

of dowel

hole

in

flywheel.

O

D

of 

f

lywheel dowel

pin.

Fit

of pin in fl

ywheel_

Sizes and fits of

ne

w part

s

0 .6245 to 0.6255 _

_ _ _

0.6255 to

0.6257 _ _ _ _

O . O O O O T

to

0.0012T

Wear

limits

(*)

 *)

 *)

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Cont d

.

F

ig.

No.

1

32

143

143

143

Ref.

Itr.

V

J

E

E

  J

H

B

B-H

G

F

F

 

G

Point

of measu

rement

bore

in

flywheel.

O

of flywh

eel end

of

cranksh

aft.

Fit

of

flywhe

el

in

cra

nkshaft

.

ID

of cover

plate

do

wel pi

n hole in

flywhe

el.

OD

of

c

over

plate

dowel

 

p

in.

Fit o

f

pin

in

 flywh

eel

flang

e  on

flywhe

el. 

O

D

of fly

wheel  c

over

p

late.

flywh

eel.

d

owel  pin

hole in

 

fly

wheel.

do

wel p

in.

Size

s

and 

fits

of

ne w 

parts

7.

0000

to 7.0010

6.998

5

to

6 .

9995

0

.0005L 

to

0.

0025L

0.436

5

to

 0.43

75

0.4376

 

to

0.4

378

0.

0001T 

to 0.00

13T

18.1

25 to

18.1 2

7

1

8.122  

to 18.12

4

0.0 0

1L

t

o 0.00

5L

0.499

5 to 0.

5005

0.5 0

09 to

0.5011

0

.0004T

  to 0.0

016T

Wear

limit

s

6

.

Fig.

No

.

14 3

143

Kef.

Itr.

M

E

E

  M

B

H

B-H

Poin

t of

 

mea

suremen

t

ID

of d

owel

hol

e

in

cove

r plate

.

OD

of c

over

pla

te

dowel

pin.

Fit

 of p

in

i

n p

late

flang

e  on f

ly wheel

.

flywh

eel.

Sizes and

fits

of

new 

par

ts

0.4380 

to

0.43

90

0.4

376

to

 

0.4378

0.0002

L

to

0.0014

L

18.1

2 2

to 18.124

18.1

25  to

18.127

0.0

01L 

to 0.005

L

W

ear

l

imits

3

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  i g

No.

143

1

43 _

Re

f.

Itr.

L

N

L-N

C

D

C

-D

Point

of me

asurem

ent

dam

per

hub a

nd

spr

ing drive

n p

late.

OD

of hu

d

owel 

pin

 

Fit 

of

pin in hu

b and

plat

e.

S

mall O

D  of da

mper

hu

b.

ID  

of damp

er

sp

ring

dr

iven

plate.

Fit o

f  pl

ate  on h

ub

Si

ze s  an<

new i

0.4990

to

0.5001

 

to

0.0

001T

tc

2.124

 

to

 

2

2.1

25

to

2

O O O O

L

to

  fits

of

3ar ts

0.5000 

-

0 .5003

  0

.0013T

.1

25 _

.1 26 —

 

-

0.002L

Wear

lim

its

Pig

.

No.

143

R

ef.  Itr.

K

Point

of meas

urement

F

ree len

gth

of drive

sp

ring.

M axim

um  so

lid  heigh

t

in 

leng

th.

Sizes

  and fits

of

ne w  part

s

1 .7

82  to

1.7

97

1 .375

_

3

8 to 56

  Ib

_ _ _

We

ar

limit

s

1

63

Valve

 

Ro c

k ers

  pa

r. 89)

F

ig.

No.

144

 

_

144 

Ref. Itr.

F

 

E-F

G

J

G

-J

Poin

t of 

m

easurem

ent

ID of

roller

O

D o

f ro

ller hub

Fit

of

hub in 

ro

ller _

_ _ _

O ut

side width o

f roller_

Ins

ide  wid

th of

valve

roc

ker.

Fit

 o

f ro

ller in ro

cker_

Sizes and

  fi

ts of

new p

arts

0

.5625 to 0

.5630-

0.5 5

80

t

o

0.5585

0.00040L

to

0.0050L

0.3060

 

to

0.30

80

0.3 11

5

t

o  0

.3 135

0.0035

L

t

o 0.00

75L

Wear

limits

0.5650

0.5

560

0.0070L

0.

3035

0.31

60

0.01

00L

32

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O

t

o

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Fig.

No.

  3n

144

Ref. Itr.

N

M

M

-N

A

B

A B

Poi

nt

o

f measur

ement

OD

of

rocker

shaft

Fit

 of bearin

g

on shaft

-

Fit

of be

aring in ro

ck

er.

Siz

es

and

fits of  

new parts

0.749

5 to

 0.750

5

0.7480

to 

0.7485  _ _ _ _

0.

0010L  to

0.0025L

 

0.8

780

to 0.8790

0

.8745

to

0.8755

0.0025T

 

to

 0.004

5T

Wear

limits

0.7530

0.7455 

0

.0050L

Fig.

No

.

144

Ref. Hr

.

C

H

P

oint of  measu

rement

ID

of

roll

er

axle pin

hole

in val

ve rock

er.

Sizes and

fits

 

of

new

 

parts

0.3

120  to 0.313

0

0.3120 

to 0.3 1

30

Wear

li

mits

3

31

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Cont

 d.

Fig.

No.

144

Eef.

Itr.

C H

D

C-D

Point of

measurement

Fit of pin in

rocker .

F

it

of

pin in hub

(roller hu

b

also

locked to pin).

Sizes and f its

of

new parts

0.00

10L to 0 .0010T

0.3115

 to 0.3125

0.0005L to

0 .0015T

Wear

limits

164.

C o o l i n g

F

an

D r i v e

(par.

95)

Fig.

No.

145

12

1

Ref. Itr.

J

H

H-J

E

-F

Point

of measurement

ID

of drive

gear

hear

ing.

Fit

of

gear in bearing

.

me

an

dimensio

n)

with

 

fan

driven

bevel gear.

Total backlash

__

Sizes and f its

of

n e w

parts

1.372

5

to 1.373

0

1.3750

to

1.3760

__ __

0.0020L to

0 .0

035L

0.0100 to

0.0140

0.0084 to 0.015

8

Wear

limits

1.3705

1.3780

0.0055L

0.0197

Fig.

No.

145

_

__

145

__

Eef.

Itr

.

L

M

L-M

G

Point of measure

ment

ID of

lower

driven

gear

pilot.

OD

of

lower gear bear

ing on drive

vertical

shaft.

Fit of gear

on

shaft

ID

of upper drive

 

gear

pilot.

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

0.9 360 to 0.9370

 

0.9350

to  

0 .9355 ____

0.0005 L to

0 .0020L

1.2500 to

1.2510

Wear

limits

0.9390

0.9330

0.0040L

1.2530

332

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Cont

'd.

Fig.

No.

121_

Ref.  Itr.

N

G-N

  F

Point

of

 measureme

nt

OD

of

upper gear

bearing

  on drive

vertical shaft.

Fi

t

of ge

ar on s

haft

_

_

mean

 

dimensi

on)

with

fan driven bev

el

  gear.

Total backlash

Sizes and fits of

new parts

1.2490

to

1.2495

_ _ _ _

0.0005L

to

0.0020

L

0.010

0 to 0.0140

0.0084

to

0.0158 _ _ _ _

Wear

limits

1.2470

0.0040 L

0

.0197

Fig.

No.

1

4 5

14 5

14 5  

1

4 5

14 5

Eef.

Itr.

M

K

K-M

L

L-M

N

G

G -N

F

P

F

-P

R

Point

of meas

urement

OD of

bearin

g on lo

w

er end

of vertical

s

haft.

ID

of vertica

l shaft

be

aring in crank-

case.

Fit

 

of

shaft in bearin

g.

ID

of fan dr

iven

bevel

gear

lower pilot.

Fit

of

 

gea

r on sha

ft__

OD

of

gear upper

bearin

g on vertical

s

haft.

ID of driven gear

up

per 

p

ilot.

Fi

t of

gear

o

n

s

haft

_ _ _

OD

of

l

arge bearing

surfa

ce on vertical

shaft.

ID of inner

oil

slinger_

Fit

of slinger

o

n

sha

ft-

ID

of vertical

shaft

ball

bearing.

Sizes

and

fits o

f

new parts

0.9350

to

0

.9355 _ __ _

0.9370 to  0.9380

0.00

15L to 0.0030L

0.936

0 to 0.9370 _ _ _ _

0.0005L to 0.0020L

1.2490

to

1.2495 _ _ _ _

1.2500

to

1.251

0

0.0005L to

  0.0020L

1.3779

to

1.3784

1.3780

to

1.3790

0.0011L to 0.0004T

1.3775

to

1.3780

Wear

lim

its

0.9330

0.940

0

0.0050L

0

.9390

0

.0040L

1.24 70

1.2530

0.0040L

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o

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Cont'd.

Fig.

No.

145

145

 _ _ _

136 _

_ _

Eef. Itr.

F

E

S

F-S

E

C-E

Point of measurement

Fit

of 

bearing

on

shaft_

ID

of

vertical  shaft

oil

seal.

Fit of sea

l on shaft

O D of small

(upper)

end of

vert

ical

shaft.

ID

of

fan

drive hub_

Fit

of

hub

on shaft

_ _ _ _

Sizes

and fits of

new parts

0.0001L

to

0.0009T

1 .3800 to 1 .3820

0.0016L

to 0.0041L

0 .9835

to

0.9840 _ _ _

_

0 .9845

to

0.9865

__

0.0005L to 0.0030L

Wear

limits

0 .9815

0.9885

0.0050L

Fig.

No.

145

145

132

Eef. Itr.

D

C

C-D

 

A

A-Q

Point

of measurement

ID of

bearing housing.

ball

bearing.

ing

.

O D of

bearing housing

bore

in crankcase.

crankcase.

Sizes and

fits of

new parts

2 .8345

to

2.8353

2.8340

to 2.8346

_

0.0013L

to 0.0001T

4.7480

to

4.7490

4.7500

to 4.7510

0.0010L

to 0.0030L

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

145

Ref.

Itr.

A

B

A-B

Point of measurement

housing.

shaft oil seal.

Fit of sea

l in

housing

.

Sizes and

fits of

new

p

arts

2 .6 2 3

to

2 .625

2

.628 to 2.634

0.003T

to 0.011T

__

We

ar

limits

(*)

(*)

(*)

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/.

Fig.

No.

13 2 .

Ref.

  Itr.

H

J

H-J

Point of  measu

rement

ing.

ID of

bore in

 crank-

case.

Pit of beari

ng

in

crankc

ase.

Sizes and fits

of

n

ew parts

1.6 875

to

1.6 880

1.6 880

to

1.6

890

O O O O O L

to 0.00

15L

Wear

limits

Fig.

N

o.

132_

132_

Eef. Itr.

L

M

L -M

K

N

K

-N

P

oint of

meas

urement

OD

  of be

aring

ID of bore

in

crank-

case.

 

Fi

t of bearin

g

in

crankcase.

pin

ID of b

earing d

owel

pin

hole

in cr

ank-

case.

c

ase.

new

parts

Sizes and fits

  of

1.

2 495

to 1.250

0 _

1.25 0 0

to

1.2

5 10

O O O O

O L to

0 0015L

0 .1850 to 0 .1

8 70

0 .1 835 to

0.1845   _

0.0005T to

0 0035T

W

ear

limits

165.

Hot s p

o t Ou

tlet and 

V a c u u

m Heat

 

C o

n t ro l

(par.

97

)

F

ig.

No

Eef.

Itr.

Point of measureme

nt

Si

zes and fits  o

f

new

 

p

arts

Wea

r

limits

ID

of bore

in housing

for

contro

l

le

ver

shaft

 

sho

rt beari

ng.

O

D o

f con

trol lever

shaf

t

short b

earing.

0 .6870

to

 

0.6880-

0 .68 8 5

to

0.

6890-

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Cont'd.

Fig.

No.

146_

Re

f.

Itr.

 

K

J-K

Point

of measurement

ing.

ID of

b

ore in

housing

for co

ntrol lever

 

shaft long

 

bearing.

lever shaft bearing.

ing.

Sizes

and fi

ts

of 

new p

arts

0.0005

T to 0.0020T

0.6870 to 0.6880 _

0.6885

 to

0.

6 8 9 0

0.0005T 

to

0.002

0T

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

146

146

 

_ _ _

Ref. Itr.

F

L

F-L

E

E-F

Point of meas

urement

O D of control

lever

sh

aft.

ID

of

contro

l lever

shaft

sho

rt

bearin

g.

Fit of

 

lever shaft in

bea

ring.

ID

 

of

control l

ever

shaft 

long bearing.

Fit of

shaft

in

bea

ring-

S

izes

and

fits o

f

new

parts

0.4300

to

0.4305

0.4365

to

0.4385 _ _ _ _

0.0060L

t

o 0.0085

L

0.4365 to 0.4385 _ _ _ _

0.0060L

to 0.0085L

Wear

li

mits

0.

4285

0.4400

0.010

0L

0.4400

0.0100L

Fig.

No.

14

6

Ref. Itr.

B  

A

A-B

Point of measureme

nt

I

D

of p

in hole in

con

trol

valve

(at gage

dimension

 

li

ne).

O D

of

tapered 

pin

(at

gage

dimension

line

)

Fit

o

f pin

in valv

e

(

at 

gage

dim

ension).

Sizes

and fits of

new pa

rts

0.115

to 0.135

_

0.115

to

0.135

0.020L to 0.020T

Wea

r

limi

ts

337

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o

C

0

R

P

1

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F

ig.

No.

14 6

Ref.

Itr.

G

H

G-H

Poin

t

of

measurement

control

lever.

OD of

control le

ver

rivet.

Sizes and

fits

of

new parts

0.126  to

0.130 _ _

0.124 to

0.128 _ _ _

0.006

to

0.002T

W

ear

limits

FiB

.

No.

146

_

Ref. Itr.

M

Point of measurem

ent

length of sp

ring.

of spring.

pound

s

load.

Sizes

and

fits

of

n

ew parts

6.18

1.63

2.06

3.90 in

-lb

Wear

limits

166.

Hydraulic

Governor

(par.

  137)

Fig.

No.

126 _

14 7

 __

147__

Ref.

Itr.

w

A

A-W

J

E

E J

C

A

A-C

Point

o

f measurement

Pilo

t OD o

f

governor

bo dy.

Pilot ID of

camshaft

drive housin

g.

F

it

of

body in housing-

ID of hydraulic

 

valve

s

leeve in

  governor

body.

OD o

f hydra

ulic valve_

Fi

t

of

valve  in body

— _

ID

 

of piston

bore in

governor body.

F

it of piston in bod

y__

Sizes and fits of

new par

ts

2.997 to

2.999

3.000 to 3.001_

0 .0

01L to 0.004L

_

0

.8 125

to

0.8135 _ __ _

0.8112 to 0.8117 _

_ _ _

0.0008

L

to

  0.0023L

1.9995

to 2.0005 _ _ _ _

1.9980 to 1.9990- _

0.000

5L

t

o 0.0025L

W

ear

limits

0.8145

0.

8092

0.0 05

0L

2.0025

1.9970

0.0050L

339

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I

N

C

H

E

S

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Fig.

No.

126_

_

126

147 _

 

Eef.

Itr.

V

D

D-V

U

E

E-U

H

G-H

Point

of

mea

surement

O D

of governor drive

shaft

on

lower

race.

ID of

drive shaft

hole

in

 governor driven

bevel gear.

Fit of shaft

in gear ___

Distance across

flats

of square end

of

drive

shaft o

n

low

er

race.

Distance

across

flats in

square hole in gov

ernor driven bevel

gear.

Pit o

f

square shaft

in

gear.

O D of

shaft

 

on

lower

race.

ID

of

shaft bore i

n

upper

race.

Fit of lower

to upper

race.

Sizes a

new

0.6240 to

0.6250 to

0

0005L

0.304 to

0.3

12

to

0.006L to

0.433 to

0.4365

to

0.0015L

nd fits

of

parts

0.6245

0.6260 ____

to

0.0020L

0.306 -

_

0.314

_

0.010L

0.435

_

0.4390

to

0.0060L

Wear

limits

0.6220

0.6280

0.0040

L

n 9Q Q

0.

319

0.0

15L

0.431

0.4415

0.0080L

Fig.

No.

14

7

Ref. Itr.

 

Point of measurement

O

D of actuating ball

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

0.6255 to 0.6245____

We

ar

limits

0.6

195

Fig.

N

o.

147 -

147

Eef. Itr.

D

B

Point of

measurement

Oil niet

ering

valve

spring.

Piston compression

spring.

Sizes and fits

of

new parts

28

Ib

at 1.300 in

±

35

Ib

+ 5

Wear

lim

its

341

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Cont'd.

Fig.

No.

148

148

Ref.

Itr.

 

H

Point o

f

measurement

Solid height

Sizes and

fits

of

new

parts

20 Ib at 0.670

in +

5 .

0.88-0.86

3.6   Ib at

 

0.610 in

5 .

Wear

limits

Fig.

No.

1

48

148

Eef.

Itr.

L

G

G-L 

K

J

J K

Point of

mea

surement

Fit of

rod in bushing

piston

hea

d.

Fit

of

bushing in h

ead

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

0.5010 to

 0.5020

0.4995 t

o 0.5005

0.0005L to

0.0025L

0.6270 to 0 .

6280

0.6255 to

0.6265

0.0005T to 0 0025T

Wear

limits

0.506

0.4945

0.00

80L

/.

Fig.

No.

148

148

Ref. 

Itr.

c

B

B-C

D

E

D

-E

Point

of

measurement

ID

of

bushing

O D

of

rocker arm

sha

ft.

Fit of

shaft in

bushing-

clev

is.

Si

zes

and fits

of

new

parts

0.4390

to 0.4400

0.4350

to 0.4355 ____

0 0035L

to

0 0050L

0.565 to 0.566

0.563 to

0.564—

0.001T

 

to

0.003T _

Wear

limits

0.4420

0.4

345

0 0080L

Fig.

No.

148

Ref. Itr.

A

B

A-B

Poi

nt

of measurement

O D of

rocker arm

shaft.

Fit of shaf

t in

arm

Sizes

and

fits of

new parts

0.4340 to 0.4350

0.4350

to 0.4355

O O O O O T   to

0.0015T

Wear

limils

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1

67  Eng in

e T

o rq ue Wrenc

h

Speci f i

ca t io ns

 pa

r. 1 0 2 )

(0.25

00).

(0.312

5).

  (0

.3750).

(0.437

5).

J

 

(

0.5000).

A (0

.5625).

7 5

 

t 1

1

5  

t

1 7 5

2 7

5  

t

3 2 5

4

t 4 5  

5 5

t

6

8

t

8 5  

Fig.

N

o.

1 1 0

_

127- _

1 3 0

1   Q fi

1 Q9

1 3 0

1 3 2

— _

1 3 2

1 3

2

132- _

.

1

^9

1 3 2

1 3 3

1 3 3   _

.

143-

-

-

143- —

K ef

.

Itr

.

H

JJ

H

D

P

K

G G

Z

R

P

Q

s

E

E

U

Q

M

P

A

Location

Spark plug

s _ _ _

  _ _

Sup

ercharge

r impeller

nu

ts

_ —

  __

Co

nnecting rod

bo

lt

_

_ _ _

Cr

ankcase c

ross

bolts_

Cran

kcase

to crank

case bolts

(fan

tower, s

hort).

tow

er, lon

g) ( )

.

 fl

ywheel

end)

 

(

A). 

Crankca

se stud nut (in

side f

lywheel

hou

sing).

Damper

 hub

mounti

ng 

bolts

_

Torqu

e

(I b- i

n )

2 0 0 to

2 2 5

70 0

3 5 0

to 

40 0

1 70 to

1 80

7 5 0

to

8

5 0

7 2 5 to 7

75

175

1 75

3 0 0

4 0 0

to 

45

0

1 5 0

to

1 7

5

1 ,

0 0 0

2 75

to

3 2 5

1

,000

3

0 0

40 0  

t

o 45 0

 

44

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APPENDIX

REFERENCES

1.

Pub l ica t ion Indexes

The f o l l ow ing publication

indexes

and

lists o f

current i s sue

should be consu l t ed frequently for latest changes or revisions o f

references g iven

in

this

appendix

and

for

n e w publications

relating to

materiel

covered in

this

manual:

Index o f

Administrative

Publications____ S R 310-20-5

Index o f

Army

Mo t i o n

Pictures,

Film Strips S R 110-1-1

and Kinescope R e co r d i n g .

Index o f Training Publications________ S R 310-20-3

Index o f Blank Forms and Army Personnel

S R

310-20-6

Classi f icat ion Tests.

Index o f

Technical Manuals ,

Technica l Regu- S R

310-20-4

lations, Techn ica l Bulletins, Supply

Bul le

tins, Lubrication

Orders,

Modif i ca t ion

Work

Orders, Tables o f Organization and Equip

men t , Reduction Tables,

Tables

o f Al low

ances ,

Tables o f Organization and Tables

o f

Equipment.

Introduction and Index (supply catalogs) _____ ORD 1

Military

Training

Aids_______________ FM21-8

Ordnance Major

Items and

Combina t i on s

and

Perti- S B 9-1

nent

Publications.

2.

S u p p l y Cata logs

The

f o l l ow ing maintenance

and repair

catalogs of the Depart

ment o f the Army Supply Catalog

pertain

to this materiel:

Antifriction Bearings and Rela ted Items

ORD

5 S N L H-12

Cleaners , Preservatives, Lubricants, Re- ORD

3

S N L K-l

coil

Fluids,

Spec ia l

Oils,

and Related

Main t e n an c e

Materials.

Electrical Fittings _____________ ORD 5 S N L H-4

Items of

Solder ing , Metal l iz ing ,

Brazing, ORD

3 S N L

K-2

and

W e ld in g Materials;

Gases

and

R e

lated Items.

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Lubric

ating  Equi

pment,

Ac

cessories, OR

D (*) SNL

K-3

and Related

 D

ispensers.

L

ubricating

 

F

ittings, Oil

  Filters,

and

 Oil

O

RD 5 SNL

 H-16

Filter Ele

ments.

Major

Ite

ms and Majo

r

C

ombinatio

ns

of

OR

D 3 S

NL G-l

Group

G .

M

iscellaneou

s Hardware

  ___

______

  O

RD5SNL

H-2

Oi

l Seals ___

______

______

___

ORD  5

SNL H-13

Pipe

  and Hos

e

F

ittings_

_______

___ OR

D  5

SNL H-6

Sho

p

Set, 

Auto

Fue

l

a

nd Elec-

  ORD 6 S

NL J-

8,

Sect

ion 12

trica

l System

, Field  Mainte

 

nance.

Shop

Set, Com

bat V

ehicle 

R

e- O

RD 6

 

SN

L

J-9,

S

ection 9

build 

Company, 

Depot

Main

tenance.

Sh

op Set,

Eng

ine

R

ebuild

Com-  O

RD 6 SNL

J-9, Se

ction 3

pan

y  (Automo

tive) D

epot

M

aintenance

.

Shop

Set, Headq

uarters

an

d ORD 6 S

NL J-

9,

S

ection 2 

S

ervice Company

,

D

epot

Main

 

t

enance,

Automotiv

e or Arma

 

ment.

Sho

p Set, Mai

ntenance

(Field

)

ORD 

6 SNL

J-

8,

Section

  13

A utomo

tive.

Shop S

et, W

elding Fie

ld M ainte-

ORD 6

 SNL 

J-8, Section 8

nance.

Standard Hard

ware

_____

______

_

ORD5S

NLH-1

Tool

 

S

et, Aut

o

Fuel

an

d Elec-

ORD 6 SNL

 J-10

, Section

 

8

tri

cal  System

 

Repairma

n

(

MOS3912

).

Tool  Set, G

eneral Me

chanic's

ORD

 

6 SN

L J-1

0, Section 11

Too

l

Set,

Ma

intenance (Fie

ld), OR

D  6 SNL

J-8, Sec

tion 7  

M o

tor Vehicle

 

A s

sembly

Com 

pany.

3. Form

s

The follow

ing

forms pert

ain

to

  this materiel:

 

W D

AGO

Form 9

-1, Materiel

Inspecti

on Tag

DA

AGO  F

orm 9-3,

Process

ing Record  for

Shipme

nt

and

Sto

rage of

Vehicles and

 

Box

ed   Engin

e (T

ag)

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W D A G O

Form

9-4, Vehicular

Storage and Servicing Record

(Card)

W D A

G O Form 9-71,

Locator

and

Inventory Control Card

W D A G O

Form

9-72, Ord nance Stock

Record

W D A G O 

F

orm

9-76, Request

for

Work  Order

W D A G O Form

9-77, Job Order Register

W D A G O

F

orm 9-78, Job Order

DA AG O Form

9-79,

Pa

rts Requ

isition

W D

A G O Form

9-80,

Job

Order

File

W

D A G O

Fo

rm 9-81, Exchange

Part or Unit Ident

ification

Tag

DA

Form

447,

Turn

-In

Slip

DA

Form

460,

Preventive

Maintenance

Roster

DA Form 461-5,

Limited Technical Inspection

DA

A G O

Form 446,

Issue

Slip

D

A

Form 468, Unsatisfactory

Equipment Report

DA

Form

478, M WO and Major

Unit Assembly Rep

lacement

R

ecord

and

Organizational Equipme

nt

File

DA

Form

 811, Work

Request

a

nd Job Order 

DA

Form

811-1,

W o

rk

Request

and Hand Receipt

W D

A G O 

Form

865,

Work

Order

W D A G O

Form

866, Consolidat

ion of Parts

W D

A G O

Form

867,

Status

of Modif icat ion

Work Order

DD

Fo

rm 6 ,

Report of

Damaged

or Improper Shipment

DD

Form

317,

Preve

ntive

Maintenancee

Ser

vice D

ue

4

  Oth er

P u b l i ca t i o n s

The following

explanatory

publications contain

information

pertinent

 to this

mate

riel and

associated equipment:

Camouflage, Basic P

rinciples___ _____ FM 5-20

Camouflage of Vehicle

s______________ FM 5-2

0B

Decontam

ination

___

_______________ TM

3-220

Decontamination

of

Armored

Force

Vehicles__

FM

17-5 9

Defense  Against

Chemical Attack________ FM

21-40

Explosives and 

D

emolitions —_—_____

_ FM 5-25

O

rdnance Service

  in the Field___________

_ FM9-5

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C ooling System:

Vehicles

and

TM 9-285

8

Powered

Ground Equ

ipment.

Fuel

s and Car

buretion___

__________

TM 10-550

Inspec

tion of

Ordnance Materiel i

n TM

 9-110

0

Hands

of

Troops. 

Instruct

ion Guide

: Operation and

TM 9-285 5

Mainten

ance of Ordnanc

e Materiel

in Extre

me Cold 0°  to —65° F.).

Military Veh

icles ___

_________

_____ TM 9-

2800

Motor Transport

_______

_________

_

FM

  25-10 

Mou

ntain Operations

FM 70-1

0

Operations 

in

S n ow

and Ex

treme old___

FM 70-15

Ordnance Field

Maintenance_________

FM 9-10

P

recautions

in

  Handling Gasol

ine_____——

AR

  850-20

Pr

eparation

of Ord

nance Materiel for

TM

 

9-285 3

Deep-Water

Fordin

g.

Principles

 

of Automotiv

e Vehicles

_______

TM 9-2700

Re

port of Accident Experienc

e_______ S R

385

-10-40

Spa

rkPlugs ___

_________

_______ TB O

R D 313

Storage Batteries—L

ead-Acid Type_

_____ TM

 9-2857

Supplies

and

Equipment: Unsatisfactory

S R

700-45-5

Equipment Report

.

Su

pplies

and Equipment

:

Mot

or Vehicles__

AR  700-10

5

Abr

asives, Cleaning

, Pr

eserving, Sealing, Ad- TM

9-8 5 0

he

sive,

and Related Mate

rials Issued for

O rdnance Materi

el.

Hand, Measuring,

and Power

Tools______

TM

10-590

Instructio

n

Guide:

Care and Mai

ntenance

o f

TM 37-265

B

all and

Roller Beari

ngs.

Instruction

Guide:  W

elding Theory and

TM 9-2852

Applic

ation.

Lubr

ication _____

_________

______  TM

9-2835

M

aintenance a

nd Care of Hand To

ols______ TM

9-8 67

Maintenance

Supplies a

nd Equipm

ent:

Main-

AR  750-5

tenance Responsibilities and 

S hop

Operation.

M od

ification of

Ordnance

Materie

l--—_______ S B 9-38

O r

dnance Mainte

nance: Carb

uretors

TM

 9-1826A

,

B,

C D

O r

dnance Maintena

nce: Electri-

TM 9-1825A, B,

C ,

D ,

E

cal E

quipment.

Fuel Pumps

_________

_________

_

TM

 9-1828A

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Vehicular Maintenance Equipment, Grinding,

TM 9-1834A

Bor ing , Valve

Reseating Machines , and Lathes.

Painting

Instructions for

Field Use______

TM

9-2851

Parts Eeclamation from Tactical and

Ad- S R 750-130-10

ministrative Vehicles.

Preparation

of

Ordnance

Materiel

for

Deep-

TM

9-2853

Water Fording.

Preventive Maintenance

o f

Electric

M oto rs and

TM 55-405

Generators.

Suppl ie s

and

Equipment: Unsatisfactory S R 700-45-5

Equipment

Report.

/.

76 -mm Gun

Tank

T41E1_____________ TM 9-730

Army Shipping

Document_____________

TM 38-705

Instruction Guide: Ordnance

Packaging

and TM 9-2854

Shipping

(Posts, Camps,

and Stations).

Marking

and Packing

of Suppl ies

and Equip- S R 746-30-5

ment:

Marking o f

Oversea Supply.

Military

Standard—Marking

o f Shipments

MIL-STD-129*

Ordnance

Storage

and Shipment

Chart—

TB

9-OSSC-G

Group G.

Preparation

o f

Unboxed Ordnance

Materiel for S B 9-4

Sh ipmen t .

Preservation, Packaging, and

Packing

o f M ili- TM 38-230

tary

Suppl ie s and Equipment.

Protection o f

Ordnance

General Suppl ies

in TB ORD 379

Open Storage.

Shipment

of Supp l ie s

and

Equipment:

Re- S R

745-45-5

port of

Damaged

or

Improper

Sh ipmen t .

Standards for Oversea Shipment and Domes- TB ORD 385

tic I s sue

o f

Ordnance

Materiel Other

Than

A m m u n i t i o n

and Army Aircraft.

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INDEX

  aragraphs 

age

A

ccessories:

Drive ratios__________

______————

——————

33

4 5

Insta

llation. Individ

ual item.)

N

umber incl

uded on engine_____————

————————

  33

4

Remo

val ___

___________

___________

____

36 4

7

Accesso

ry

case:

As

sembly fro

m subassem

blies_________

___———— 59 106

Cleaning

,

inspection a

nd r e p a i r _ — — —

— — — — — — — — — —

— 5 7

80

Description

_ _ _ _ _

_ _ ___——————

—— ———————

—— 24

40

Disassembly

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — ————————————

56

69

Installation

 

_____

____________

____________

  107

215

Rebuil

d of subassemblies_

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — —

————— 58

85

Removal

_______

___________

____________

  51 6

1

Accessory 

drive

. Accessory

 

case.

)

Accessory

 drive ratios.

Accessories.)

Adapter

, breather line,

accessory case:

Description

________

___________

_____—__ 26

4 1

 

Install

ation

_____

___________

___________

  59 1

06

R e

build __________

___________

________

58

84

Removal

___________

___________

_______ 56

69

Adapter,

drive, fuel pump.

Housing, camsha

ft drive.)

Ada

pter, drive, generat

or.

Drive

g

enerator.)

Adapter,

 drive, m

agneto. Housi

ng, magneto

drive.)

Adapter,

drive, starter.

Drive, starter.)

Adjustment.

Tests

and

adjus

tments.)

A

ir

deflectors .

Deflector

s,

ai

r, cylinder.)

Allocation,

field

and depot

m

aintenance____

________

2

2

Arrestor,

flame.

Tube, breather

,

carburetor-to-oil-f

iller.)

Aspirators. 

Manifold,

intake.)

Assembly

 of engine

 

from

subasse

mblies_______

_____ 102-128

208-241

Baffl

es, air, cylinder. De

flectors, air,

cylinder.)

Balance

 

tu

be, intake manifold

  Induct

ion system):

Installation

__

___________

___________

___

114 224  

R emoval

______

___________

___________

42

53

Bearings

,

ca

mshaft.

Cylind

ers.)

Bearings, connecting

  rod:

Assembly _______

___________

__________

73 14 8

Cleaning,

inspection and repair__—

_———————

72 145

Description

 

__________

___________

______

2

0 38

Removal

 

___________

___________

_______

71

  14 1

Bea

rings, main:

Cleaning, inspection

 

and

repair___

______————

— 69

13

7

Description

 

_

___________

___________

____

18

37

Installation

_

___________

__________

_____

103

209

R emoval _

__________

___________

______

55 66

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 arag

raphs age

Bearings, p

iston

pin. Cr

ankshaft.)

Booster coil.

C oil, b

ooster.)

Bracket, gov

ernor control shaft:

Installation

___________

___________

______ 111

223

Removal ______

____________

___________

  43 54

Breathing

system, description of____—______— —

26 

41

Cam

shaft bearing

 cap. C ap, ca

mshaft

be

aring.)

Camshaft gear

housing. Cam

shafts and gea

r

housin

gs.)

Camshaf

ts

and

drives. C

amshafts and gear hous

ings.)

Ca

mshafts and gear

housings:

Assembly ____

___________

___________

__

62

  117 

Clea

ning,

inspe

ction and repair_

___________—

_—  61

117

Descri

ption ________

___________

________ 23

40 

Disassembly ________

___________

________ 60

  116

Installation 

___________________________

108 216 

Removal

_______

___________

__________ 47 5

7

Cap, cam

shaft bearing

:

Des

cription

__________

___________

_______ 22 39

Installati

on __________

___________

______ 65

131

Removal _

____________

___________

_____ 63 122

Cap,

connecting rod.

Cranks

haft.)

Carbureto

r:

D

escription _

___________

____________

___ 4, 28

5, 43

Installat

ion ________

___________

________

112 224

R emoval

____________________________

36

47

Ca

rburetor elbow :

Descr

iption

_________

__ ________

_______ 4, 25 5, 41

Installation ___

___________

____________

_ 112 224

Rebuild

__

___________

___________

_____ 99

190

Removal

 __

____________

___________

___

60

60

Caution:

Ignition

 harness cleaning——

— — — — — — — _ _

____ —_ 90 1

78

Main bearings

____________

____________

__ 69 137

Trouble

 

shooting

 

___

___________

__________

14 24

Cleaning and 

draining.

Preparation

of

engine

for

r

ebuild.)

C lutch, cooling

fan. Cooling

fan and fan

clutch.)

C oil,

booster:

Description _

___________

___________

____  29 43

In

stallation ___

___________

__________

__ 120 232

R em

oval _______

_____—____

___________

36 47

C ommon

tools and

equip

ment. Parts,

special t

ools

and

equipment.)

C ompression. Trou

ble sho

oting.)

Connecting

rod. 

Rod,

connecting.)

C onne

ctors,

inter-cylinder.

Camshafts and ge

ar hous

ings

.)

C oolers,

oi

l:

Description

_ _ — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— _ — — 4, 15 5, 3

3

Rebuild

__

__————_————

————————_

——____ 100

190

Remova

l — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — —

— — — —

36

47

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  aragraphs

age

Cool

ing

fan

and fan clutch:

Assembly

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — 7 8 15 9 

Cleaning, inspection

and r e p a i r _ — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — —

77

158

Description __________ _ _ _ — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — 27

4 2

Disas

sembly _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — —

76

158

Installation

_________________———______

124 2 37

Remov

al _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — —

— — — — — — — — — — — — 3 7 , 38

51,

51

Trouble

shooting_______________—

——______ 14 2 4

Cooling

sy

stem,

description______

_____——______ 27

4 2

Covers,

shroud. Shroud 

covers.)

C overs, valve rocker:

Description

 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — 2 2 39

Installation

___

________________—___

___

110 223

Removal

____________________

—______ 

4 5 56

Crankcase:

Assembly ______________—————______

103 209

Cleaning, inspection,

and

re

pair________________ 69

137

Description _ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ — — — — — — — — — — —

— 1

7 37

Disassembly _________

_________ _______

55

66

Crankshaft:

Assembly

_________

_ _ _ _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

  73

1

4 8

Cleaning, inspection,

and r e p a i r — — — — — — — — — — — —

— — — 72 145

Description ________

_____— — — — — — — _ — — — — —

19

37

D

isassembly ____________— — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

7

141

End

play_______

______________________

 

103

  209

Installation

 

_______________

_————_______

103 209

Re

moval ______________

____———_______

55 66

Cra

nkshaft

vibration

damper. Damper,

v

ibration,

crankshaft.)

Cylinders:

Assemb

ly

_

______________________

______ 65 131

Cle

aning, inspection,

and

repa

ir_______________

64

12 2

 

Descrip

tion

_____

______________________

 

22 39

Disassembly __________

_________________

63

122

Installation ___________________________

105 2 13

R

emoval

__________________

___________ 5 2

61

Cylind

er air deflectors.

Deflectors,

air, c

ylinder.)

Damper,

torsion

. F

lywheel.)

Dampe

r, vibration, crankshaft. Cranks

haft.)

Deflectors , air, cylinder:

Installation

_____________

______________

105 2

13

Rem

oval ________________

_____________ 4 4

56

Description and data________

________________ 15-33 3

3- 45

Diaphragm, acc

essory case:

Installation ______

_____________________

5 9 106

R

ebuild

_____

_____________________

___

5 8 84

Removal ______

______________________

_

5

6 69

Diffuser, supercharger:

Installat

ion

_

______________________

____

59 106

Removal

________________

_____________ 56

69

Disassembly of

stripped

engine into

subassemblies______

  37-55

51- 66

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Drive, coo l i ng

fan:

Installation ___________________________ 104

211

Rebu i ld

_____________________________ 95

181

Re mova l

_____________________________ 54 65

Drive, generator:

Installation

___________________________

59

106

Rebui ld _____________________________ 58 84

Re mova l ____________________________

56 69

Drive,

governor and fuel pump. Housing

camshaft

drive.)

Drive,

main accessory. Accessory

case.)

Drive, starter:

Installation

___________________________ 59 106

Rebu i ld

_____________________________ 58 84

Re mova l ____________________________ 56 69

Elbow, carburetor. Carburetor

e lbow.)

Engine:

Description and

data____________________—

4 5

Nomenclature ______—__-_—______—__— 5

6

Trouble

shooting_______________________-

13-14 24, 24

Engine assembly from subassemblies__——_______. 102-128 208, 241

Engine nomenclature.

Engine.)

Engine

shroud. Shroud, engine.)

Exhaust manifold sections. Mani fo ld sec t ions , exhaust.)

Eye,

lifting,

accessory

case.

Adapter,

breather

l ine,

accessory case.)

Fan, coo l ing . Cool ing fan and fan clutch.)

Fan

drive.

Drive, coa l ing

fan.)

Filter,

fuel:

Description

___________________________

28 43

Installation ___________________________ 127

241

Rebui ld _____________________________ 98 188

R e m o v a l

_____________________________ 36 47

Filter,

oil:

Installation

___________________________

127

241

Rebui ld

_______________________—___—

98 188

Remova l

____—__————-_______——__

36 47

Filter,

primer:

Description _ _ — _ — _ _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — _ _ _ 28 43

Installation __—— —_—— ____—— —— —— —— —— —___ 118 229

Rebui ld ________-_____________—____ 98

188

Re mova l ____———-——————————————————— 36 47

Flame

arrestor. Tube, breather, carburetor-to-oil-filler.)

Flywheel:

Cleaning and

i n s p e c t i o n — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

87

175

Description — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 19 37

Installation

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

103 209

Re mova l

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — _ 53 63

Repair — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 88

177

Forms,

records,

and

r e p o r t s — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 3 3

Fuel filter. Filter, fuel.)

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Fue

l pump. Pump, fuel.)

Fuel

pump

drive adapter. Housing,

camshaft

drive.)

Fuel system

:

Descriptio

n __

- _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — - — — — — —

— — —

2 8

4 3

Trouble

shooting

_ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

14

24

Gear failures, trouble shoo

ting o f — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

— — 1 4 24

Generator:

Description

_ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — 31 44

Installation _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — 121

2 3 5

Removal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — —

36 47

Generating sy

stem. Generator.)

Trouble shoot ing___—————

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

14 24

Gov

ernor and fuel pump driv

e. Housing

camshaft

driv

e.)

Governor,

 

hydraulic:

Adjustment

.

Run-in

test.)

Assembly __________

_———————————__—_—

138 2 5 0

Cleaning, inspection,

and

r e p a i r — — —

— — — — — — — — — — — — — 1

37 2 4 7

Description and data——_——

— — — — — — — — — — ————————16, 13

5 2 4 6

Disassembly _____

____-__——————_____—

  1 3 6 2 4 6

Install

ation

_______

__________—————________

 

11

1 2 2 3

Removal _____________

————————______

36 47

Governor, spark advance:

Description _ _ _ _ _ _ — _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

2 9

43

I

nstallation

_________________

——______ 5 9 1 0 6

Removal _________________

____________

56 6 9

Guides, valve. Cylinders.)

Harness,

ignition

. Ignition system.)

Cleaning and inspection__

__________________

90 178

Instal

lation ______________

_____________ 1 2 0 2 3 2

Removal _______________

______________

36 47

Ventilation

 ______________

_____________ 2 9 43

Hotspot

manifold. Manifold

section, exhaust.)

Hotspot

outlet housing.

Housing, hotspot

outlet.)

Housing,

bearing, fan drive vertical shaft.

 

Drive

,

cool

ing fan.)

Housing,

camsh

aft

dr

ive:

Installation _

_____________________

_____  5 9 1 0 6

Rebuild

______________

_______________ 5 8 84

Removal ___________

__________________

56 69

Housing,

camshaft drive shaf

t. Camshafts and gear 

housi

ngs.)

Housing,

camshaft 

gear. Camshafts

and

gear

hous

ings.)

Housing, fan

 outlet vane. Shroud, engine.)

Installation

______________________

_____

124

237

Removal

———______

___________________ 3

7 51

Housing, fan rotor.

Shrou

d, engine.)

Housing,

 

hots

pot outlet:

Installation

_______

____________________ 1 2 6 2 38

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age

Housing,

hotspot

outlet—Continued

.

Rebuild

___________

___________

_______

9 7 184

R

emoval ______

___________

___________

_ 37 51

Hous

ing,

ma

gneto

drive:

Installation _

___________

___________

____ 59

 

106

 

Rebuild

_____________________________

58 84

R e mo

val _____

___________

___________

__ 56  

69

Housing

, oil control:

In

stallation

___________

___________

_____  5

9 106

Rebuild

_________

___________

_________

58 84 

R em

oval ____

___________

___________

___ 56

69

Housing,

oil seal,

fan drive vertical shaft.

Driv

e,

cool

ing

  fan.)

Housing

, supercharge

r:

Installation

__________

___________

______ 

59 106

Removal

_______

____________

__________

56 69

Hydrauli

c governo

r.

Governor,

 

hydraulic.)

Hydrostati

c

lock.

  Tro

uble shooting.)

Ignition harness.

Harness

, ignition.)

Ignition

system. Harness,

ignition):

Description _______

____________

_——______

4, 29

5, 43

Trouble

sh

ooting____—___

___—_————

————

14 24

Impeller supe

rcharger:

Insta

llation __

___________

___________

___ 59

106

Removal 

_____________________________

56 69

Induction system:

D

escription

__

___________

____——___

___ 25

41

Trouble

shootin

g___________

____——____

__

14 24

Inserts, helico

il.

Cylinders.)

Inse

rts, Rosan

 __________

___________

_______ 57 80

Inserts, valv

e

(seat).

Cylinders.)

Intake

manifold. Manifold,

int

ake.)

Line,

spill:

Installation

___________________________ 

115 224 

Rem

oval _______

___________

___________

51 61

Lines, asp

irator:

Instal

lation __

___________

___________

___ 112

224

Removal

__________

___________

________

42 53

Lin

es,

breather,

ac

cessory

case.

Breathing sy

stem):

Install

ation _____

___—-—————

—_——————

_

112

224

Removal

 ________

___________

-________

50 60

Lines, fuel:

Inspection

and

r e p a i r

_ — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — _

  9 6 184

Removal

— — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

 

36 47

Lin

es, oil cooler.

Coolers, oil .)

Line

s,

primer:

Installation

— — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — —

118

229

Removal

— — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— 46 57

Lines, ve

nt.

Breathing

 

system)

Inspection

 

and r e p a i r — — —

— — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — —

96 18

4

355

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L

inkage,

throttle. 

Throttle linkage.)

L

ubrication system

:

D

escription

_____

______________

———————

 

4,15

5 , 33

Trouble

shooting__

______-_————

————————

— 14 24

Magneto.

Ignition  system)

Descriptio

n _______

____-__—————

——_—————

  4 ,

2

9 5 ,

4 3

Installatio

n __________

_______———___

_—————— 109

218

Remo

val ____________

__——————

—————

36 47

M

agneto dri

ve adapter.

Housing, magneto d

rive.)

Magn

eto drive housin

g. Hou

sing,

mag

neto d

rive.)

Main  accessory

drive

.

A

ccessory

case.)

Mai

n bearings.

Bearings, main.)

Manifol

d, hotspot.

  Manifold

section, exhaus

t.)

Manifo

ld,

intake

:

Installation

_______________-_————————— 

116

225

Rebuild ____________

____________

________

91 179

Removal _

___________

____________

___— 

4 2

5 3

Man

ifold,

oil drain,

 

cyl

inder

head:

Install

ation _____

______________

__——————

 

117

  225

 

R

ebuild ____

__________

___________

____

92

18 0

 

Remova

l

__

___________

___________

_____

4 1 5 3

M

anifold

section, exhaus

t:

Ins

pection

and

repa

ir______________

_———————

 

93 180

Ins

tallation

__________

__________

_______ 122 235  

Rem

oval

_____________________________

4 0

5 3

Noise

 trouble

 

shooting

____________

____________

__ 1

4 24

Nomenclature

.

E

ngine.)

Oil control housing

. Housing,

oil control.)

Oil

coolers. Coolers, oil

.)

Oil cooler bypass

valve

. Valve, by

pass, oil cooler

(thermo

static)).

Oil drain

 

man

ifold. Manifol

d, oil drain, cylinder

head.)

Oil

filler

pipe.

Pipe,

oil

filler,

crankcase.)

Oil filter. Filter,

oil

.)

Oil filter bypass

valve. V

alve,

bypa

ss,

oil

filter.)

Oil pan. Pan,

oil.)

O

il press

ure 

contr

ol

valv

e.

Valve, oil p

ressure

con

trol.)

Pan, oil:

Description 

____

____________

____________

_ 17

37

In

stallation 

_______

___________

_________ 114

224

Rebuild

_________

___________

_________ 86

174

Removal _______

____________

__________

4 9

60

Parts, special

 tools, an

d

equ

ipment

(maintenance).

Pin, pis

ton:

Descriptio

n

____

___________

___________

_

21

  38

Rebuil

d. Pistons.)

Pip

e, oil

filler

, crankcase:

Installatio

n

___

___________

________„__

__ 12 5

237

Removal _

____________

___________

_____

39 53

356

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Pistons:

Assembly ____________________________ 68

137

Cleaning, inspection, and repair________________ 67 135

Description _____________________.._____

21 38

Disassembly __________________________ 66 134

Installation

___________________________

105 213

Eemoval

_____________________________

52 61

Piston

pin. Pin, piston.)

Piston

ring. Ring, piston.)

Plug, oil transfer. Shaft, drive, camshaft.)

Plug, piston pin. Pistons.)

Plugs,

spark. Spark

plugs.)

Power

take-off:

Installation ___________________________ 59

106

Rebu i ld __________________j.__________ 58

84

Re mova l _____________________________ 56 69

Preparation o f

engine for rebuild:

Cleaning and

d r a i n i n g - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 35 46

General _____________________________ 34

46

R emova l o f

accessories____________________

36 47

Primer

filter. Filter, primer.)

Primer l ines .

Lines, primer.)

Pump ,

fuel:

Description

___________________________ 28 43

Installation

___________________________

111 223

R e m o v a l _____________________________

36

47

Pump,

oil, scavenger, accessory

case:

Description

______————————_——————————— 4,15 5, 33

Installation ___________________________ 113 224

Rebu i ld

_____________________________ 75

157

R e m o v a l _____________________________

48 59

Pump, oil, scavenger and pressure

(dual unit):

Description

___________________________ 4,15 5, 33

Installation ___________________________

106 214

Rebu i ld

_____________________________

74

151

R e m o v a l

_____________________________ 51 61

Rad io interference filter. Coil, booster.)

Re mova l o f accessories. Accesso r i e s and individual

items.)

Repair

and

rebuild

standards:

Accesso ry

case

and

subassemblies mating bores and

140 252

pilots.

Accesso ry

case diaphragm and impeller shaft

assembly—

142

263

Accesso ry

case

drive

gearing-——______——————

141 256

Accesso ry case scavenger oil

p u m p _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — 156

313

Camshaft

and

drive, left (2-4-6) side___________ 150

287

Camshaft and drive, right (1-3-5) side__________ 149 282

Coo l i ng fan and fan clutch a s s emb ly_ _ _ _ _ _ —————— 157 316

Coo l i ng fan drive_________________————__ 164

332

Crankcase ____________________———————— 153

299

357

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Repair a

nd rebuild standard

s—Continued.

Cr

ankshaft and  connecting

rod assem

bly————————

154 3

02

Cylinders

  __

___________

_________-__

___

151

291

Eng

ine torque  wrench

specifications————

———————— 167

34 4

Flywheel

group_____

______________

_—————— 1

62 326

Generator drive ad

apter assembly——————

———————

14 4 268

Governor

drive, fuel

pump, and cam

shaft

d

rive housing-

146

2

74

Hotspot

outlet and

vacuum

heat

con

trol—————————

— 165 336

Hydra

ulic governor_________

—————————

—————

166 339

M

agneto drive

housing 

assembly__———

—————————

 

145 2

71

Oi

l cooler

pressure

bypass

valve___———

_——————

161 326

Oil filter

by-pass

valve___

_____________

_——— 160 324

Oil

p

ressure

con

trol va

lve___ _———————

—— ————— 159 324

Piston

s _______

___________

________——

  152 296

Power

take-off

drive

assembly_____———————————

-147 

278

Sc

avenger and

pres

sure

o

il

pump

  (dual unit)——

————— 1

55 308

Starter 

d

rive asse

mbly___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ —

— — — — — — — —

— 143 265

Superchar

ger

impeller, diff

user, and housing—

——————

148 279

Throttle linkage__

___________

___________

  158 319

Valve ro

ckers________

_____ ________

_______—  163

 

329

Ring, piston

:

Des

cription _______

____________

_____———

21 38

 

Rebuild. Pistons.)

Rocker box covers.

Covers, valv

e

ro

cker.)

Rocker,

valve:

C

leaning, inspection

and repair______

__________

89

177

Descrip

tion

________

___________

________ 22 3

9

Installation

____________

___________

_____  108 216

Re

moval __________

____________

_______

4 7 5 7

Rod, connec

ting:

Desc

ription _______

____________

_____———

20 38

R

ebuild. Crankshaft

.)

Remov

al __________

___________

_______ 5 5

  66

Rosan in

serts. Inserts, Ros

an.)

Rotor,

cooling

fan.

Cooling

fan

and

fan

clutch.)

Run

-in test:

Engine

r\m-in_

____________

___________

__

13

3 243

Gove

rnor adj

ustment _________ _

_________———

  134 2 4 4

Preparation

for f

un-in_______

___.________—

  132 243

Screen, oi

l cooler.  C

oolers, oil.)

Screw,

adjusti

ng, valv

e

rocker

. Rock

er valve.)

Seal,

o

il, crankshaft.

Cr

ankshaft.)

Sei

zure of part, trouble

shooting____

____________

_ 14 24

Sending

unit 

and switches:

Descrip

tion

________ __

___________

_____ 32 4 4

 

Instal

lation ________

_________.._„

________  5 9

  106

Re

moval ________

_____:______

__________

5 6  69

Shaft, driv

e,

cam

shaft:

Installatio

n _______

___________

_________ 10

9

218

Removal _

____________

____________

______ 4 7

5 7

358

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ge

Shaft, fa

n drive, horizontal:

Installation ________

___________

________

104 211

Removal ___

___________

____________

___ 51 61

Shaft, fan

drive,

vertical.

Drive,

cooling

 fan.)

Shaft, v

alve rock

er .

R o

cker,

valve

).

S hr

oud

c

overs:

Installa

tion ________

____________

_______

123 235 

R emoval ___

___________

____________

___  37 51

S h

roud,

engine:

Cleaning

and

inspection___

____________

______

94 181

Installa

tion ___________

___________

_____

123 235

R em

oval _________

___________

_________

37 51

Spark plu

gs:

Disconnectin

g

s

park

pl

ug leads______

_________ 36

  47

Installation

___________________________ 

120 

232

R emoval ___

___________

____________

___  63

122

Spec

ial tools

and equipment. Parts,

special to o

ls,

and

equi

pment.)

Spring

s, valve:

Descrip

tion ______

___________

__________ 22

 

Rebuild

. C

ylinders.)

Start

er.

Starting system.)

Description

_______

________—_

_ _______ 30 44

Installation

___________

___________

_____  121

235

Removal

____________________________

36

47

S

tarting system.

Starte

r.)

Trouble

shooting_—___

—________—_

———_ • 14

  2 4

Studs:

Data ____

___________

____________

____ 101

 

199

Identification __

—__—_____

___—______

_ 101 199

Replacem

ent_____ __

____________

________ 57 8

0

Sump,

accessory case:

Installat

ion

___—

—__—______

__———_____

__ 115 2

24

R ebuild ___

___________

___________

____  86 174

Removal

_____________________________ 

48

59

Supercharg

er. Induction

system.)

Sup

port,

camshaf

t drive

shaft. Ca

mshafts and

gear

housings.)

Switch, sending,

high temperature w

arning

light.

Send

i

ng switches and unit.)

Switch, se

nding,

low

 

pressu

re war

ning

light.

Send

ing

switches

and unit.)

Tables:

Run-in

s c h e d u l e — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

133 243

Special

tools

and equip

ment for field and

de

pot

main

tenance

— — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — 10 9

S

tuds _

__-__————————

——————————

—————— 

101 199

Tabulated data__

_——————————

——————————

————

6,

33

8, 45

Tests

and

ad

justments:

A ccessories — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — — — — — — — — — —

— — —

131

242

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agraphs age

T

ests and

 

a

djustments—

Continued.

Oil

pressure

_ __ _ _ _

_ — — — — — —

— — — — — — —

— — — — — —

  129 24

2

T

hrottle li

nkage_____

—————

—————

____— 130

2 42

Throt

tle linkage:

Assembly

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

— — — — — —

— — — — — —

— — — — — —

  81 165

Cleaning, inspection,

and

r e p a i r — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —  

80 163

Dis

assembly _______—

——_——

——-———

__——

79   162

Inst

allation ________

_—__——

—_——

_____ 11

9 2 3 0

Remo

val _____

______—

————_

___—____

__ 43,50 54,6

0

Timin

_

_______

________

____—_

_—_____

_

109 2 18

Tools. 

P

arts, sp

ecial tools, and

equipme

nt.)

Torque:

Specification

s

_

_______

________

________

__

167 34 4

T

ightness ___

_______

________

_______

___

102   2 0

8

Torsion d

amper.

Flywheel.)

Transmitter, 

tachometer:

Inst

allation ____

________

_______

________

  128 241

Remov

al

___

________

_______

______ _

___

3 6

47

Troub

le

s

hooting:

Detail

 

proce

dures____

________

________

____

14

2 4 

Engine ______

________

________

________

__  13

2 4 

General instruction

s a

nd

proc

edures___

________

_ 12

  23

Purpose

____

________

_______

________

__ 11 2

3

T

ube, b

alance, intake mani

fold. 

Balance

tube, intake

manifold.

)

Tube,

breather,

carburetor-to-oil-filler.

(See  

Breathing 

sy

stem.)

Installati

on _______

_______

________

_____ 125

2 3 7

Remova

l ________

________

________

_______

3 7 5 1

Tube,

breath

er,

crank

case.

Bre

athing sy

stem.)

Instal

lation _____

_______

________

_______

  12 5 2

3 7

Rem

oval _______

________

_______

_______

3 9 5 3

Unit,

send

ing, oil high

pressure ga

ge.

Sending switc

hes

and

un

it.)

Valves,

air-metering

, descriptio

n_______

________

__ 2 6

41

Valve, bypass,

oil cooler

:

Desc

ription _

________

________

_________

____ 15 3 3

Install

ation _

_______

________

_______

____ 5 8

  84

Rebuild

 

_____

_______

_______

________

__ 8 4 1

72

R

emoval ____

________

_______

________

__  36 , 58 47 , 

84

Valve,

bypass, oi

l cooler (thermo

static):

Description

 _____

________

_______

_______

  15 3 3

Inspectio

n

__

_______

________

_______

____

85 174

Installation

_____.______________________

100 190

Removal ______

_______

________

________

  100 19 0

Valve, bypass, oil fi

lter:

D

escription _

_______

________

_______

____  15

3 3

In

stallation _

________

_______

________

___ 5 8

  84

Re

build __

_______

________

_______

_____ 8

3 172

Remo

val

_

________

________

_______

_____ 36,5

8

47,84