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TM 5-4320-306-24 4-13 REPLACE/REPAIR CRANKCASE ASSEMBLY (Continued) 20 Check main bearing cap bore a Assemble  upper  and  lower  bearing  caps,  dowel  bushings,  washers,  and  bolts  to  crankcase.    Make  sure matchmarks  line  up  properly.  Make  sure  threads  and  seat  areas  are  clean.    Lightly  lubricate  them  with lubricating oil b. Tighten  bolts  alternately  and  evenly,  in  small  increments,  to  22.13  ft-lb  (30  N-m)  torque.    Using  torque gage No.  101910, tighten bolts an additional 60 degrees.  Again tighten all screws 30 degrees. c. Measure bore with a micrometer at points 1 and 2 and along axes A and B.  Bore should measure 3.0512 to 3.0519 inches (77.50 to 77.519 mm).  If all measurements are not within these tolerance limits, it may be necessary to replace the bearing caps and crankcase.  The crankcase and caps may be usable if the cap bore is only slightly out of tolerance, but the bearing bore is within tolerance. Install new main bearings and measure internal bearing bore.  If the bearing bore is within tolerance, the caps and crankcase can be used with these bearings, otherwise replace the crankcase and caps. 4-111

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