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TM 10-4320-324-14 (2)  Inspect cylinder head for external damage or cracks.  Replace cylinder head if damaged or cracked. (3)      Inspect   cylinder   head   parts   for   obvious defects.  Replace defective parts. (4)  Check cylinder head seating surface.  It must be flat and square.  Slight damage to seating surface can be removed by grinding cylinder head on cylinder with fine abrasive paste.  If cylinder     head     seating     surface     is     more severely damaged, re-cut with cutting device. NOTE Measurement   must   be   made   with   intermediate ring inserted. (5)  After refacing cylinder head seating surface, measure clearance between cylinder head bottom and cylinder head seating surface. The measured value may not be lower than 0.23 in.  (5.8 mm). (6)  Using a micrometer, measure valve springs (4) length.  Minimum length is 2.204 inch (56 mm).  Replace if less than minimum length. (7)  Inspect valve rotor and spring seat (5) for damage.  Replace if damaged. (8)  Inspect valves (6 and 7) for cracks and pits.  Replace as required.  Reface valves if required and inspect to the tolerances specified in Table 6-1. 6-37

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