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TM 10-4320-324-14 6-11. Crankcase Repair (CONT). (i) Measure each bore at points 1 and 2 in the vertical and horizontal positions "a" and "b". (j)  If  recordings  show  that  bearing  tolerances  are  up  to  0.001  inch  (0.020  mm)  maximum  above  value  specified above, crankcase is acceptable for further use as is. (5) Check bearing housing for alinement as follows: (a) Coat main crankshaft journals with marking ink. (b) Place crankshaft in crankcase and install bearing caps according to the numbering.  Torque bolts according to Appendix F, Table F-1. NOTE If   all   bearings   have   a   uniform   contact   pattern, bearings are in alinement. Do not bore out individual bearings. (c) Rotate crankshaft and then remove it. If bearing bores  are  in  alinement  there  will  be  an  even pattern  of  marking  by  crankshaft  in  all  bearing bores.    If  bearing  bores  require  alinement,  the bores must be line-bored at a machine shop. (6) Check cylinder liner seating on crankcase Touch the surface   and   feel   for   any   evidence   of   roughness. Seating    surface    must    be    level    and    free    from grooves.    If  cylinder  liner  seat  must  be  reworked, refer to Repair. (7) Measure camshaft bearing bores of crankcase using an   inside   dial   indicator.   Bore   should   be   1.889- 1.8911   in.      (47.980-48.034   mm).      If   bores   are excessive,  replace  bearings  using  the  procedure  in Repair. 6-48

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