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TM 5-4320-306-24 4-12. REPLACE/REPAIR CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY (Continued) c. However,  if  the  crankpins  are  evenly  worn,  not  out-of- round,  and  the  crankshaft  journal  diameters  are  within specified    limits,    the    condition    may    be    rectified    by replacing   connecting   rod   bearing   shells.      Replace   in accordance    with    paragraph    4-11.    Check    the    radial clearance    of    the    bearing    shells.    If    it    exceeds    the tolerance  limits  of  0.0016  to  0.0118  inch  (0.04  to  0.3 mm), the crankshaft must be replaced. d. If  the  measurements  at  points  1  and  2  differ  by  more than   0.0028   inch   (0.07   mm)   and/or   any   one   set   is outside the tolerance limits, the crankpin is worn into a conical  shape  and  the  crankshaft  must  be  replaced.    If the  measurements  along  axes  A  and  B  differ  by  more than  0.0028  inch  (0.07  mm)  and/  or  one  set  is  outside the  tolerance  limits,  the  crankpin  is  worn  into  an  oval shape  and  the  crankshaft  must  be  replaced.    For  both these   out-of-round   conditions,   also   check   connecting rods, pistons, and cylinders for unusual wear. e. The crankpin width at point 3 should be 1 4173 to 1.4189 inches (36.0 to 36.039 mm).  The fillet radius measurement should be 0.1693 to 0.1772 inch (4.30 to 4.50 mm).  If either measurement is outside the specified limits, the crankshaft must be replaced. 7 Inspect crankshaft main bearing journals. a. Measure    diameter    of    each    crankshaft    main    bearing journal (1) at points 1 and 2 and along axes A and B with micrometer.  Measure width of journal at point 3. Measure radius   of   fillets   (2)   between   main   bearing   journal   and crank cheek (3). b. Normal  main  bearing  journal  diameter  should  be  2.8728 to    2.8736    inches    (72.97    to    72.99    mm).        If    any measurement is outside the specified limits, the crankshaft   must   be   replaced.   However,   if   journals   are evenly worn, not out-of-round, and crankpin diameters are within  specified  limits,  only  main  bearing  bushings  need be replaced. c Replace  bearing  bushings  in  accordance  with  paragraph 4-13.        Make    sure    that    main    bearing    bushing    radial clearance does not exceed 0.0020 to 0.0118 inch (0.052 to    0.3    mm).        If    specified    limits    are    exceeded,    the crankshaft must be replaced. d. If measurements at points 1 and 2 differ by more than 0.0028 inch (0.07 mm) and/or one set is outside the specified limits, the journal is worn into a conical shape and crankshaft must be replaced. If measurements along  axes  A  and  B  differ  by  more  than  0.0028  inch  (0.07  mm)  and/or  one  set  is  outside  the  specified limits, the journal is worn into an oval shape and crankshaft must be replaced. 4-97

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