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TM 5-4320-305-24 4-13.  REPLACE/REPAIR CRANKCASE ASSEMBLY This task covers: a. Removal c. Inspection e. Assembly b Disassembly d. Repair f. Installation INITIAL SET Tools Shop set, automotive repair, field maintenance, basic Tool kit, master mechanics Camshaft bearing tool No.  143630 Camshaft plug installer No.  143610 Crankcase cylinder seat refacing tool No.  150020 Torque gage No.  101910 Materials/Parts Crocus abrasive cloth (Item 1, Appendix C) Diesel fuel oil (Item 6, Appendix C) Lubricating oil (Item 10, Appendix C) References MIL-I-6868 Magnetic Particle Inspection Equipment Condition Para Condition Description 2-24 Throttle actuator removed from engine. 2-27 Crankcase breather removed. 2-34 Starter motor removed. 3-6 Engine removed from trailer and from pump assembly. 3-8 Lube oil filter, lines, and fittings removed. 3-10 Oil pan assembly removed from engine. 3-11 Oil pump removed from engine. 3-12 Fuel system lines and fittings removed. 3-23 Adapter housing removed from engine. 4-4 Injection pump removed from engine. 4-8 Camshaft removed from crankcase. 4-11 Connecting rods removed from engine. 4-12 Crankshaft removed from crankcase. Special Environmental Conditions Well-ventilated area required for cleaning. REMOVAL: Remove as described in Equipment Condition. DISASSEMBLY: 1 Remove bearing cap (1), stop rings (2), dowel bushings (3), and main bearings (4) in accordance with paragraph 4- 12. 2 Do not remove camshaft bushing (5) and dished plug (6) unless replacement is required.  If bushing and/or plug must be removed, they are not reusable and must be discarded.  If required, remove and discard in accordance with paragraph 4-8. 4-104

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