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TM 5-4320-305-24 4-11.  REPLACE/REPAIR CONNECTING ROD ASSEMBLY (Continued) 15 Measure   diameter   and   width   of   all   six   crankpins   (1   through   6)   and   record   measurements.      Make   sure measurements  are  identified  as  cylinder  No.    1,  cylinder  No.    2,  and  so  on.    Cylinder  No.    1  is  closest  to  the flywheel end of the engine; cylinder No.  6 is closest to the blower end. NOTE When determining bearing shell radial and side clearance, make sure connecting rods  and  bearing  shells  are  properly  matched  and  also  properly  matched  to  the corresponding crankpin. 16 Check bearing shell radial clearance. a. Take the smallest measurement of the bearing shell bore that is still within the tolerance limits, measured in step 14, and subtract largest crankpin diameter (7) measurement measured in step 15. The difference between these two measurements is the bearing shell radial clearance.  It should be 0.0016 to 0.0039 inch (0.04 to 0.099 mm) under normal conditions. b. Radial clearance upper limit value is 0.0118 inch (0.3 mm).  If radial clearance is less than 0.0016 inch (0.04 mm), replace bearing shells. 17 Check bearing shell side clearance. a. Measure crankpin width (8) and record the measurement.  Subtract connecting rod width measured in step 10.  The difference is bearing shell side clearance and it should be 0.0189 to 0.0229 inch (0.48 to 0.582 mm) under normal conditions. b. The side clearance upper limit value is 0.0315 inch (0.8 mm).  If the side clearance is less than 0.0189 inch (0.48 mm), the connecting rod should be rechecked and remeasured.  Replace the connecting rod if necessary. 4-88

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