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TM 9-2320-360-34-2
(27) Strike bearing caps (14 and 15) with soft face-
hammer.
(28) Tighten eight screws (19) on four front bearing
caps (14 and 15) to 40-50 lb-ft (54-X68 N m )
starting with middle two caps (15).
(29) Strike bearing caps (14 and 15) with soft-face
hammer and torque eight screws (19) to 110 lb-
ft (149 Nm).
NOTE
New  bearing  cap  screws  are
tightened to 230-240 lb-ft (312-325 N-
m).
(30) Strike bearing caps (14 and 15) with soft-face
hammer and torque eight screws (19) to 250-
260 lb-ft (339-352 Nm).
(31) Tighten two screws (19) on rear bearing cap
(13) to 40-50 lb-ft (54-68 Nm).
(32) Strike both ends of crankshaft (8) two or three
blows with soft-face hammer.
(33) Strike rear bearing cap (13)
with soft-face
hammer.
(34)
Tighten two screws (19) on rear bearing cap
(13) to 110 Ib-ft (149 Nm).
(35) Strike rear bearing cap (13) with soft-face
hammer.
NOTE
New  bearing  cap  screws  are
tightened to 230-240 lb-ft (312-325
N m).
(36) Tighten two screws (19) on rear bearing cap
(13) to 250-260 lb-ft (339-352 Nm).
(37) Tighten seven screws (24) to 70-75 lb-ft (95-102
Nm).
NOTE
Crankshaft  will  turn  freely  if
all
bearings are properly installed.
(38) Rotate crankshaft (8) to ensure it turns fr eely.
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