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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM   08922A-14/1 6-7.   REPLACE   CRANKSHAFT   (Continued) 3 Remove  counterweight  (13)  by  removing  two  Allen  screws  (14). Handling heated parts can cause severe burns. Use proper equipment to handle heated parts. 4 Using  a  torch,  heat  roller  bearing  inner  races  (15  and  16)  and  remove  them  from  crankshaft  (1). CLEANING/lNSPECTION: Death or serious injury could occur if fuel is not handled carefully. Use in a well-ventilated area away from open flame, arcing equipment, ignition sources, heaters, or exces- sive heat. Always store fuel in proper, marked containers. DO  NOT  SMOKE. Death or serious injury could occur if compressed air is directed against the skin.    Do not use compressed air for cleaning or drying unless the pressure is/has been reduced to 30 psi (2.06 bar) or less. When working with com- pressed air always use chip guards, eye protection, and other personal  protective  equipment. 1 Clean  crankshaft  components  with  diesel  fuel  and  dry  with  compressed  air.  Clean  oil  passages with  a  stiff  wire  brush. 2 Inspect  alI  components  for  damage  or  excessive  wear. Replace any components severely damaged or  worn. ASSEMBLY: 1 2 Install   new   cover   (12). Apply  lubricating  oil  to  the  threads  of  two  Allen  screws  (14)  and  contact  surface (13).   Install   counterweight   and   two   Allen   screws.   Torque   Allen   screws   to   16.23 (22   N·m). Handling heated parts can cause severe burns. Use proper equipment to handle heated parts. of   counterweight foot-pounds 3.    Using  an  oven,  heat  the  inner  races  of  roller  bearings  (15  and  16)  to  160°  to  175°F  (70°  to  80°C) and  press  them  onto  crankshaft  (1). 6-23

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