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Dnepr MT9 - Crankshaft and Connecting Rod Assembly Repair

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Table 4
Maximum
Permis
sible Values of
Wear
and
Clearances
in
the
Basic
Mating
Members
of the
Engine
Co
mp
onent
parts
um
l
th
ei r
co
njug
ate
pairs
Crankpin -
connecting
rod
bushing
Cylind
er
(face)
Cylind
er-
piston
Piston
pin
Piston
pin open
ing
P1ston -
piston
pin
Connect
ing
rod
sma
ll
end bush
Pi
sto
n pin -
conncc!ing
rod
sma
ll
end bush
Compre
ss
ion
pis
ton ,ring
(width)
Piston
groov
.
e-
piston
ring
Va lve
stem
Va lve
guide
bush
in
g
Valve
ste
m - va lve guide
bushing
Rocker
bushing
Rocker
(opening)
Rocker
bushing
-
ro
ck
er
Tappet
Opening
for the tappet
Maximum
permiss
i
bl
e
dim
e
nsions.
mrn
dinmeter
wear
/
cliametral
cl
ear-
:t
nce
I
0. 1
00
0.200
0.250
0.015
0.020
0.0
!0
0.025
0.030
0.050
0.150
(as
to
hei
ght)
0.120
0.150
0.2
50
0.070
0.070
0 .1
20
0.050
0.0
50
2.
REPAIRING
THE
ENGINE
UNITS
AND
COMPONENT
PARTS
When
repairing
th
e
eng
ine
unit
s
and
component
parts,
en
sure
that
th
e
clearances
a
nd
int
erfe
re
nces
betw
ee
n
the
mating
parts
are
of
the
m
ag
nitud
es
esta
blished
during
factory
assembly
and
specifi
ed
in Table 3.
Also,
ref
er
to
Table
4,
li
s
ting
the
ma
x
imum
p
erm
i
ss
ible
va
lu
es
of
wear
a
nd
cleara
n
ces
in
the
basic
mating
me
mb
ers
oi
th
e
engine.
Repairing
the
Crank
and
Connecting
-
rod
Assembly
The
cr
ank
and
connecl
ing-rod
asse
mb
ly is li
ab
le lo r
epai
rs in
case
the
following
fau
lts
are
detecte
d in
the
en
gine:
k
no
cks
in
th
e
zone
of cra
nk
sh
aft
bearings,
co
nn
ect
in
g rod
big
<m
el
sm
all
e
nd
s,
cy
lind
er-a
nd-pi
sto
n
asse
mbl
y;
co
mpre
ssi
on
drop
in
th
e cy
lind
e
rs
due
to poor a
ir
-tig
htn
ess
of
the
cy
lind
er
rings,
resulting
in
th
e
pow
er
drop
a\ld incr
eased
oil
con
s
umption
;
in
th
e
case
of total
disa
sse
mbly
of
the
engine,
if
some
of
the
parts
of
th
e
crank
a
nd
connecting
-rod
assemb
ly
ar
e
fou
nd
to
be
de-
fe
ctive.
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