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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM   08922A-14/1 6-7.   REPLACE   CRANKSHAFT This task covers: a.  Removal c.   Cleaning/Inspection e.    Installation b.   Disassembly d.   Assembly INITIAL   SETUP Tools Equipment Shop  set,  automotive  repair, Condition field  maintenance,  basic Para Condition   Description Crankshaft  removing  device 666 327 01 6-5 Governor  removed  from  engine. Impact  mandrel,  ball  hub 6-6 Oil  seal  removed  from  engine. 666 067 00 Mounting  device,  crankshaft  end  play General  Safety  Instructions 666 074 00 Well-ventilated  area  required. Materials/Parts Lubricating   oil   (Item   6,   Appendix   E) REMOVAL: Handling heated parts can cause severe burns. Use proper equipment to handle heated parts. 1 Using  an  oven,  heat  crankcase  to  175°  to  210°F  (80°  to  100°C).  Push  out  crankshaft  (1)  and roller  bearing  outer  race  (3)  using  crankshaft  removing  device  666  327  01.  Remove  key  (2). 2 Remove  circlip  (4)  and  roller  bearing  outer  race  (5)  from  crankcase. DISASSEMBLY: 1 Remove  ball  hub  disc  (6),  four  balls  (9),  if  not  previously  removed,  ball  hub  (7),  and  spacer  (8) from   crankshaft   (1). NOTE Balls (9), ball shell (10), and sliding disc (11) are governor components. Refer to paragraph 6-5 for instructions on re- moval of these parts. 2 Remove  and  discard  cover  (12). 6-21

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