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(5) Check
runout
of
each
camshaft
bearing
journal.
Support
the
camshaft
in
"V"
blocks at the adjacent journals, and using a dial
indicator,
check
and
record
journal
runout
(TIR) dimensions. If runout exceeds 0.002 inch,
cam
shaft
must
be
straightened.
(b) S t r a i g h t e n i n g  c a m s h a f t .
(1) Install  camshaft  on  trueing  device
with
bearing  journal  having  the  maximum
runout
(TIR)
positioned
under
the
pressing
spindle. (The camshaft journals must be resting
on the support blocks when rotating the cam-
shaft to determine the runout.) Set dial on in-
dicator
to
"zero"
and  rotate  camshaft  to
determine location of runout (TIR) and record
reading.
(2) Turn  camshaft  until  bearing
journal
marked  to  indicate  the  maximum  runout
(high side) is adjacent to the spindle (do not
Figure 6-214. Improvised camshaft
press on journals). Apply spindle pressure on the
trueing device.
camshaft
until
dial
indicator
reads
ap-
(a) C h e c k i n g  c a m s h a f t  b e a r i n g  j o u r n a l
proximately  one
half
of
the
TIR
reading
run-out. Camshafts may be straightened if the
recorded
in
(a),
above.
Release
pressure
on
runout
of
any
one
camshaft
bearing
surface
cam  shaft  and  recheck  runout  by  turning
(journal), when using a dial indicator, does not
camshaft several revolutions.
exceed 0.060 inch total indicator reading (TIR)
Note. Pressing  force  required  to  straighten
when
supported
at
the
two
adjacent
bearing
cam shaft is a matter of judgement. It may be
journals.  Camshafts  that  exceed  0.060  inch
necessary to turn camshaft and apply pressing
runout  between  any  two  journals  must  be
force  several  times  in  order  to  acquire  the
discarded.
Maximum
journal
runout
of
technique necessary to true the bearing journal.
straightened  camshafts  is  0.002  inch  (TIR)
(3) Apply pressure as required until the
when  supported  at  the  two  adjacent  journals.
journal is within the 0.002 maximum TIR.
After
straightening
a
camshaft,
the
maximum
(4) R e p o s i t i o n c a m s h a f t o n s u p p o r t s
acceptable runout of the center bearing journal,
and
true  other  bearing  journals  is  a  similar
when  supported  at  the  end  journals,  is  0.015
manner.
inch  (TIR).  Check
camshaft
bearing
journal
(5) After  trueing  all  bearing  journals,
runout as follows:
recheck camshaft as outlined in procedure (a),
(1) Support  the  camshaft  at  the  two
above.
If
readings
do
not
meet
dimensions
end journals in "V" blocks on a surface plate or
specified,
repeat
trueing
operation.
other  available  centering  device,  such  as  a
(c) Inspection
of
camshaft
after
machine
lathe.
straightening.
(2) Position
a
dial
indicator
at
the
(1) M a g n a f l u x
each
camshaft
and
center bearing journal and obtain a zero reading
inspect for cracks. Observe transition areas at
on the dial.
bearing surfaces and at cam lobe bases. Cam-
(3) Rotate the camshaft and determine
shafts with evidence of cracks must be discarded.
the maximum travel of the dial indicator needle.
(2) Inspect  for  damage  to  bearing
If travel (TIR) exceeds 0.015 inch the camshaft
journals.  M i n o r  n i c k s  a n d  s c r a t c h e s  c a n  b e
must
be
straightened.
removed using crocus cloth.
(4) Repeat steps (2) a n d (3), a b o v e f o r
(3) Check bearing journals for out-of-
each
bearing  journal  and  mark  position  and
round to be certain area was not flattened during
dimension of maximum dial indicator reading at
trueing.
Maximum
acceptable
out-of-round
is
0.002
inch
(TIR).
Replace
camshaft
if
this
tolerance
is
exceeded.
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