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TM 10-4320-351-14 6.4.6  Install Piston Assembly and Cylinder.  (Refer to figure 6-28.) This task consists of: a.  Removal b.  Installation INITIAL SET-UP: Tools: Materials/Parts Required: Snap Ring Pliers (or Needle Nose) Bearings (Appendix I, Item 14) (Appendix B, Section III, Item 3) Gasket (Appendix I, Item 24) Socket, Socket Wrench, 14 mm (Appendix B, Section III, Item 3) Torque Wrench, 50 ft.  lb.  capacity (Appendix B, Section III, Item 3) Equipment Condition: Crankshaft installed (para.  6.4.1) Piston rings installed (para.  6.4.4) Cylinder checked (para.  6.4.5) NOTE The  cylinder  is  off-set.    Ensure  cylinder  (1)  is  correctly  positioned  inside  cylinder studs (2). a. Turn flywheel so that crankshaft journal (3) for cylinder being installed is at TDC. b. Insert connecting rod (4) in piston (5).  Install piston pin (6) through piston (5) and connecting rod (4).  Install the two snap rings (7) to hold piston pin (6) in place. NOTE When  installing  piston,  combustion  chamber  recess  must  be  positioned  toward injector  side  of  engine.    Bottom  end  of  cylinders  are  chamfered  for  easier  piston ring installation. c. Insert piston assembly (4 thru 7) up into bottom end of cylinder (1) until piston rings have passed into cylinder, d. Install cylinder gasket (8).  Set cylinder (1) in crankcase (9).  Press cylinder (1) into crankcase (9). e. Align and install new bearing half (10). NOTE Bearing  halves  (10)  are  keyed  together  one  way.    Connecting  rod  (4)  and  rod  cap (11) are also keyed together one way. f. Install new bearing half (10) on rod cap (11). g. Position connecting rod (4) around crank shaft journal (3).  Insert and start cap screws (12) in rod cap (11). h. Install and torque cap screws (12) to 26 to 30 ft.  lbs.  (35-41 Nm). 6-46

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