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TM 9-2320-360-34-2
19-4. ENGINE BLOCK REPAIR (CONT)
NOTE
Cylinders may be counterbored to
either of two depths.
(15) Measure depth of counterbore (8) using depth
gage. If depth is not between 0.4755 In. (12.13
mm) and 0.4770 In.  (12.12 mm) or between
0.4905 in. (12.50 mm) and 0.4920 in. (12.50
mm) and cannot be brought into limits by
installing cylinder liner insert, replace engine
block (4).
(16) If counterbore (8) varies more than 0.0015 in.
(0.04 mm) around edge of cylinder, replace
engine block (4).
NOTE
If  two  adjacent  cylinders  have
different counterbore depth ranges
measured in step (15) above, step
(17) does not apply.
(17) If difference between any one adjacent cylinder
counterbore (8) measured at their closest point
(9) is more than 0.0015 in. (0.04 mm), replace
engine block (4).
(18) Measure each main bearing bore (10) diameter
with bore gage (11).  If main bearing bore
diameter is less than 4.812 in. (122.22 mm) or
greater than 4.813 in.  (122.25 mm) replace
engine block (4).
(19) Remove five main bearing caps (3) and screws
(5) from engine block (4).
(20) Inspect dowel holes (12) In engine block (4) for
oversized holes or damage.  Replace engine
block if damaged or oversized.
(21) Inspect threaded holes for stripped or crossed
threads. Use a tap to clean threads.
(22) Inspect machined surf aces for flatness, burrs,
and scratches. If surfaces cannot be cleaned by
lapping, replace engine block (4).
19-16

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