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TM   10-4320-343-14 6.6.4 Engine Maintenance. (continued) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( l o ) Withdraw   centering   finger   and   slide   tool   holder   (4)   out   to   diameter   of cylinder   seating   face. Do   not   turn   spindle   counterclockwise   when   reworking surface. Adjust   feed   carefully. A   full   turn   (360°)   of knurled   nut   feeds   tool   hollder   1   inch   (1.5   mm).   failure   to obey   this   caution   may   result   in   equipment   damage. By  means  of  knurled  nut  (5), turn   spindle   (6)   of   turning   device   clockwise and   adjust   tool   holder   (4)   to   face   to   be   reworked. Move  tool  holder  (4)  towards  middle  of  bore. Using   knurled   nut   (5)   set   tool   over   and   slightly   beyond   distance   "a"   to permit   satisfactory   refacing   as   shown   in   figure   6-13. Selected   cutting   depth   should   not   execeed   inch   (0.2mm). Tighten   setscrew   (7)   and   turn   spindle   (6)   to   rework   seating   area   until smooth   and/or   flush   with   top   of   crankcase   surface. Set   back   tool   holder   and   remove   turning   device. Clean    crankcase    thoroughly. Figure   6-14. Checking   Pre-loading   of   Engine   Bearing   Bores. 6-29 N O T E This   feed   corresponds   to   1/8th  turn  (45°)  of  knurled  nut.

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