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Figure 31
Removing Cylinder Ridge
1. Cutter Blade 3. Reamer
2. Shoe 4. Adjusting Screw
4. Turn the crankshaft to bring each piston to the
bottom of its stroke and repeat this procedure.
Keep the bearing caps and liners with their respec-
tive connecting rods.
Figure 32
Connecting Rod Bearing Cap Removal
1. Bearing Liner 2. Bearing CaI
CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS:
1. If the bearing liners are scored, have the fl,
overlay wiped out, show fatigue failure, or
badly scratched, as shown in Figure 33, install n
bearing liners.
Figure 33
Typical Defective
Bearing
1. Craters or Pockets
4. Dirt in Bearing 8. Fatigue Failure
10. Scratches
2. Radii Ride 5. lmbedded Dirt 9. Radii Rode
11. lmbedded
3. Scratches 7. Overlay Worn Out
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