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TM 5-4320-305-24 4-12.  REPLACE/REPAIR CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY (Continued) 3 Passing 3/4 inch (19.05 mm) rope or fabric lifting slings through cylinder bores 1 and 6, secure the crankshaft so it will not fall from the crankcase when the bearing caps are removed. 4 Check that each bearing cap (1) is marked with a corresponding matchmark on the crankcase (2). The matchmarks must indicate direction of match as well as location. 5 If there are no existing matchmarks, mark each bearing cap (1) and its corresponding position with an identification number (3). The number and direction of the number should be the same for each cap and crankcase position. 6 Starting with the front and rear bearing caps (1), and working toward the center bearing caps, remove the bolts (2) and washers (3)' that secure each bearing cap to the crankcase (4). 7 Remove bearing caps (1), main bearings (5), and stop rings (6).  Be sure to note location of the two stop rings to aid in installation.  Remove dowel bushings (7) that aline each bearing cap to crankcase. 8 Follow procedure described in paragraph 4-13 for inspection, repair, or replacement of bearing cap, bracket, and main bearing. 9 Release the slings holding the crankshaft in position and remove it from the crankcase. 4-94

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