Alternative Repair Procedures
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Engine Components
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Turbo Diesel
About this Section
This
section
describes
and illustrates approved repair procedures for the cylinder block, crankshaft, and cylinder
head.
Procedures shown are
performed
in an engine machine shop environment. Shop tools and
tool
sizes
are
identified
through
the section when applicable and all
necessary
dimensions, angles, and surface finishes are
specified.
When
Should an Alternative Repair Be Performed?
The
following
procedures do provide an alternative to replacement of major engine components. Local machine
shop
expertise is the first criterion. Beyond the technical requirements, availability, price and equipment down
time
are the
considerations
that
will
influence the
decision.
Inspection
The procedures
assume
the component was inspected and the discrepancy
noted
during repair or overhaul. Only
those inspection requirements directly related to the alternative repair procedure are provided in this manual.
Follow All Safely Instructions
Noted
in the Procedures
Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning solvents and other
substances
used during the repair of
the engine.
Also,
be
sure
to use good safety
practices
with
tools and equipment.
Follow the Cleaning Instructions Specified in the Procedures
After
completing the repair, make sure all machining debris Is removed and
that
the
part
is
thoroughly cleaned.
Perform the Inspections Specified in the Procedures
After
the repair,
perform
the required inspection to make sure the
part
meets the technical requirements for
continued use in an engine.
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