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TM 5-4320-305-24 4-12.  REPLACE/REPAIR CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY (Continued) 2 Check the matchmark (1) on each bearing cap (2) and match it with the corresponding matchmark (1) on the crankcase (3).  The matchmarks indicate direction of installation as well as location.  The number and direction of the matchmark on each bearing cap shall be the same as the matchmark at each crankcase position. 3 In each bearing cap (1), install bolts (2), washers (3) and dowel bushings (4). 4 Coat main bearings (5) with lubricating oil. 5 Coat stop rings (6) with grease and position on bearing caps so that each stop ring lines up with groove on stop ring face of bearing cap.  Be sure to install the two stop rings on the bearing caps from which they were removed. 6 Starting with the center locating bearing and working toward the front and rear bearings, install correctly matched main bearings (5), bearing caps (1), and stop rings (6) in the corresponding bearing brackets of the crankcase. 7 Make sure main bearing half (5) with oil groove is installed in the crankcase, and that each bearing cap (1) is properly alined by dowel bushings (4). 8 Tighten bolts '2) alternately and evenly to 22.13 ft-lb (30 N.m) torque with socket wrench.  Using torque gage No. 101910, tighten bolts an additional 60 degrees.  Following the same pattern, tighten bolts again an additional 45 degrees. 4-101

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