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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM    08922A-14/1 6-2. REPAIR  CYLINDER  HEAD  AND  VALVE  ASSEMBLY  (Continued) 5 The cylinder contact surface of the cylinder head can be repaired by machining. Remove up to a maximum of 0.0196 inch (0.5 mm) of metal provided the minimum valve recession is maintained. 6 Replace any valves that show head warping, burning, or other damage. 7 Replace valves that have seriously scratched or scuffed stems, or pitted, ridged, or cracked tulips faces, or heads. 8 Replace valves that have a valve head diameter of less than 1.200 inch (30.5 mm). 9 Remove slight scratches or scuff marks. 10  If  the  cylinder  head  valve  seats  were  recut,  lap  the  valves  by  using  tool  604  581  00  and  600 grit   lapping   and   grinding   compound. 11   After   lapping   valves   check   valve   recession. The valve recession must not be less than 0.018 inch mm), otherwise valve head may touch piston. The valve recession shall be a maximum of 0.0275 inch (0.70 mm) and a (0.45  mm). TEST: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6-4 Insert  valve  (1)  into  cylinder  head  (2). Install  cap  (3)  over  valve  (1)  stem. Install  washer  (4)  on  cap  (3). (0.45 minimum  of  0.0180  inch Install  spring  (5)  on  washer  (4). Insert  cup  (6)  into  spring  (5). Install  two  collets  (7)  into  cup  (6)  and  over  valve (1)  stem. Press  down  on  collets  (7)  and  cup  (6)  until  spring (5)  compresses  and  collets  (7)  are  locked  in  slot  in valve  (1)  stem.

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