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22-14
CYLINDER
HEAD
AND
COMPONENTS
(Continued)
Six
Cylinder
401
B
Engines
(Refer
to
Figure
11)
Installation
1.
Place
new
cylinder
head
gaskets
(23)
on
the
engine
block.
NOTE Two
of
the
bolt
holes
in
the
head
gasket
are
slightly
smaller
and
act
as
a
guide
to
position
the
head
gasket
as
well
as
the
fire
rings.
Regular
line-up
studs
or
dowel
pins
and
tong,
Inset
A,
may
be
used.
These
maybe
purchased
through
the
J.I.
Case
Co.
Ser-
vice
Parts
Supply
or
a
local
Snap-On
Tool
dealer
under
the
following
part
numbers
.
Case
Part
No.
Tong
A40952
Dowel A40953
Snap-On
Tool
No.
CF83-1
CF84-4
2.
Install
the
new
fire
rings
(22)
with
either
side
up.
NOTE
The
fire
rings
must
be
installed
dry.
3.
Install
the
cylinder
head
{21)
and
several
bolts
and
washers
(20),
finger
tight
.
Re-
move
the
A40953
dowels
using
the
A40952
tong
or
guide
studs,
whichever
was
used
.
Install
the
remaining
cylinder
head
bolts
and
washers
(20),
also
finger
tight.
Install
new
intake
manifold
gaskets
(4),
manifold
(3)
,
new
exhaust
manifold
gaskets
(7)
and
manifolds
.
Retain
with
stud
nuts
finger
tight.
Install
new
water
manifold
gaskets
(9),
manifold
(8)
and
retain
with
mounting
bolts
finger
tight.
4.
Torque
the
cylinder
head
bolts
(20)
in
the
proper
sequence
as
illustrated
inlnsetD.
The
three
recommended
torque
steps
are
70
ft.
lbs.,140ft.lbs.and210ft
.
lbs.
Tor-
que
the
intake
and
exhaust
manifold
stud
nuts
and
the
water
manifold
bolts
evenly
25
to
30 ft.
lbs.
5.
Coat
all
of
the
push
rods
(18)
with
clean
engine oil
and
install them in their origi-
nal
locations.
6.
Install
the
rocker
arm
assemblies
(18)
in
their
original
location.
Make
sure
all
of
the
push
rods
(19)
are
engaged
with
the
adjusting
screws
on
the
rocker
arms
.
In
-
stall
the
bracket
studs
(16)
and
washers
(17)
and
tighten.
Torque
the
studs,
nuts
evenly
40
to
45 ft.
lbs.
7.
Check
the
clearance
at
both
ends
of
the
rocker
arm
shafts.
Maintain
clearance
between
.010"
to
.030"
at
each
end,
Inset
B.
Adjust
the
valve
tappet
clearance,
re-
fer
to
Pages
22-24
.
or
22-25.
8.
Install
the
exhaust
stack
(5)
if
equipped
and
torque
the
retaining
bolts
35
to
42
ft.
lbs.
9.
Reconnect
the
hoses
to
the
thermostat
housing
(10)
and
clamp
securely.
Make
sure
the
drain
valves
are
closed
and
re
-
fill
the
cooling
system.
Reinstall
the
air
cleaner
system,
making
sure
all
connec-
tions
are
tight.
Install
the
fuel
injectors
and fuel
lines
and
bleed
the
fuel
system.
10.
Apply
clean
engine
oil
to
the
rocker
arm
assembly
and
start
engine
.
Check
that
the
rocker
arms
are
receiving
lubricating
oil.
Operate
the
engine
for
approximatelyone
{1)
hour,
(under
load
if
possible)
to
thor-
oughly
warm
up
the
engine
and
seat
the
head
gaskets.
11.
Shut
the
engine
off
Using
Wrench
A42393,
Inset
C,
which
can
be
purchased
through
the
J.
I.Case
Co.Service
Parts
Supply
back
off
each
head
bolt
individually
1/
4
turn
and
retorque
to
210
ft
.
lbs.
in
the
proper
se-
quence,
Inset
D. NOTE
DO
NOT BACK
OFF
ALL
THE
BOLTS
AT
THE
SAME
TIME
.
Recheck
the
torque
to
make
sure
all
cylinder
head
bolts
have
retained
the
210 ft.
lbs.
Recheck
rocker
arm
bracket
stud
nuts
to
retain
25 to
30
ft.
lbs.
torque.
12. Install new valve cover gaskets (15) and
the
valve
cover
(14).
Install
new
gaskets
(13)
with
bevel
washers
(12)
and
cover
stud
nuts
(11).
Torque
nuts
65
to
70
inch
lbs.
Do
not
over
torque
the
stud
nuts.
In-
stall
new
breather
tube
gaskets
(2),
brea-
ther
tube
(1)
and
secure
with
retaining
screws.

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