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TM 10-4320-324-14 (g) Using a micrometer, check other journals for out-of-round.  Refer to Table 6-1 for tolerances. (h) Check working surface of radial packing ring on flywheel flange.  Replace crankshaft if it is defective. (27)  Inspect camshaft for cracks and scores using the magnetic particle method.  Replace if defective. (28)  Measure camshaft bearing journal outside diameter.  Record journal diameter. (29)  Measure  inside  diameter  of  bearing.    Subtract  journal  diameter  from  its  bearing  inside  diameter.    Replace bearing if difference (clearance) is more than 0.0079 inch (0.20 mm). (30) Inspect crankcase for cracks.  Replace cracked crankcase. (31) Check bearing housing for alinement as follows: (a)  Coat the main crankshaft journals lightly with marking ink. (b)  Install crankshaft and bearing caps in crankcase.  Refer to Appendix F, Table F-1 and torque bolts. (c)  Rotate crankshaft and then remove it. If bearing bores are in alinement there will be an even pattern on all bearing bores. CAUTION The main bearings are of thin-shell type.  Their proper installation requires that webs in crankcase be in alinement  and  for  bearing  bores  to  be  preloaded.    No  attempt  should  be  made  to  adjust  or  recondition bearing shells.  Severe engine damage may result. (32)  Check preloading of bearing bores as follows: (a) Position   bearing   caps,   making   sure   that   their   identification   numbers   match   with   those   stamped   in crankcase.  Torque bolts in accordance instructions given in Table 6-1. (b) Using a micrometer frame and precision gauge, set gauge to 2.93 inches (74.5 mm). 6-21

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