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TM9-2815-224-34&P
Engine Block Maintenance Instructions (Cont)
NOTE
Cylinders may be counterbored
to either of two depths.
(14) Using counterbore depth gage,
measure depth of counterbore (8).
If depth is not between ` `
0.4755-in. (12. 13 mm) and
0.477-in. (12.12 mm) or
between 0.4905-in.
(12.46 mm) and 0.4920-in.
(12.50 mm) and cannot be
brought into limits by
installing cylinder liner insert,
replace engine block (1).
(15) If counterbore (8) varies more than 0.0015-in. (0.04 mm) around edge of cylinder, replace engine
block (l).
NOTE
If two adjacent cylinders are in different counterbore depth ranges measured in
step (14) above, step (16) does not apply.
(16) If difference between any one adjacent cylinder counterbores (8) measured at their closest
point (9) is more than 0.0015-in. (0.04 mm), replace engine block (l).
NOTE
Main bearing caps must be installed in proper
positions in engine block, as marked during
removal (para 4-5). Make sure caps are firmly
seated in engine block and main bearing shells
are removed.
(17) Install five main bearing caps (10) and ten
screws (11 ).
(18) Tighten screws (11) up snug.
(19) Strike caps (10) with soft-face hammer to seat
them.
(20) Tighten screws (11) to 50 lb-ft (68 NZm).
(21) Tighten screws (11) to 110 Ib-ft (149 Nm).
(22) Tighten screws (11) to 250 to 260 lb-ft (339 to
352 Nm).
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