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TM 5-2420-222-34 3-8.CRANKSHAFT MAINTENANCE (Con’t). 7. Using ball-peen hammer and wood block, tap crankshaft (14) to the  rear  of  engine  block  (3).    Aline  front  flanges  of upper and lower sleeve bearing halves (9 and 18). 8. Using ball-peen hammer and wood block, tap crankshaft (14) to the front of engine block (3).  Aline rear flanges of upper and lower sleeve bearing halves (9 and 18). 9. Torque screws (2) to 85 lb.-ft.  (115 N•m). NOTE Engine has four connecting rod bearing caps.  Installation of all four is the same. One Is shown.  Repeat steps 10 through 15 for remaining connecting rod bearing caps. 10.  Install screw (15) in end of crankshaft (14).  Using screw, rotate crankshaft until mating journal of desired connecting rod bearing cap (5) is accessible. 11.  Slide upper sleeve bearing half (10) in place on connecting rod (11).  Ensure that tang on upper sleeve bearing half fits in locking groove of connecting rod.  Coat parts with engine oil. 12.  Pull connecting rod (11) with assembled parts down into position on crankshaft (14). 13.  Slide  lower  sleeve  bearing  half  (4)  in  place  in  connecting  rod  bearing  cap  (5).    Ensure  that  tang  on  lower  sleeve bearing half fits in locking groove of connecting rod bearing cap.  Coat parts with engine oil. TA701257 3-57

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