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TM 5-4320-306-24 4-12. REPLACE/REPAIR CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY (Continued) 3 Passing 3/4 inch (19.05 mm)  rope or fabric lifting slings through cylinder bores 1 and 6, secure the crankshaft so it will not fall from the crankcase when the bearing caps are removed. 4 Check    that    each    bearing    cap    (1)    is marked with a corresponding matchmark on  the  crankcase  (2).    The  matchmarks must  indicate  direction  of  match  as  well as location. 5 If   there   are   no   existing   matchmarks, mark    each    bearing    cap    (1)    and    its corresponding position with an identification   number   (3).   The   number and  direction  of  the  number  should  be the  same  for  each  cap  and  crankcase position. 6 Starting  with  the  front  and  rear  bearing caps  (1),  and  working  toward  the  center bearing  caps,  remove  the  bolts  (2)  and washers (3) that secure each bearing cap to the crankcase (4). 7 Remove bearing caps (1), main bearings (5),  and  stop  rings  (6).    Be  sure  to  note location  of  the  two  stop  rings  to  aid  in installation.  Remove dowel bushings (7) that aline each bearing cap to crankcase. 8 Follow procedure described in paragraph  4-13  for  inspection,  repair,  or replacement of bearing cap, bracket, and main bearing. 9 Release the slings holding the crankshaft in    position    and    remove    it    from    the crankcase. 4-94

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