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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM  08922A-14/1 5-10.  lNSPECT/REPLACE  CYLINDER  HEAD  AND  VALVE  ASSEMBLY  (Continued) Do not scratch the cylinder head seal- ing face. Scratches could cause poor sealing of cylinder head and cylinder. 11   Insert   valve   (6)   into   cylinder   head   (7). 12  Install  cap  (5),  washer  (4),  valve  spring  (3),  and cup  (1). 13  Press  down  on  cup  (1)  and  install  collets  (2). lNSTALLATION/ADJUSTMENT: Too small a clearance will damage piston, cylinder head, and valves. Too large a clearance will result in difficult starting. 1 Adjust  cylinder  head  clearance. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. Insert  dial  gage  612  087  00  into  measure device  603  114  00. Put  dial  gage  612  087  00  with  measuring device  603  114  00  on  a  flat  surface. Pre-tension  dial  gage  612  087  00  (1)  to 1  mm  and  lightly  tighten  in  position. Set  the  dial  gage  to  zero. Install  retaining  bracket  612  752  00  (3) to   retain   cylinder   (4). Bring  the  piston  to  TDC  position. Carefully  lower  dial  gage  612  087  00 (1)  with  measuring  device  603  114  00 (2)  on  cylinder  (4). Measure  the  distance  between  the  top  of the  cylinder  and  the  top  of  the  piston. Record  reading  on  dial  gage  (1). 5-29

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