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Kohler KT19 series II User Manual

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SECTION 8
ASSEMBLY
5.
Slide
cylinder
barrels
onto
crankcase
studs
and
secure
barrel
to
crankcase
with
six
3/8"
lock
washers
and
six
3/8-16
hex
nuts.
Torque
num-
ber
1
and
number
2
nuts
to 100
in.
lbs.,
then
tighten
the
remainder
of
the
nuts
using
the
sequence
shown
in
Figure
8-24.
When
this
is
complete,
torque
all
the
nuts
to
360
in.
lbs.
following
the
recommended
sequence.
NOTE:
A
special
"Horizontal
Twin"
barrel
wrench
is
available
from
your
Kohler
parts
supplier. Refer
to
Section
1-
"Special
Tools".
0
0
Figure
8-24.
Barrel
Nut
Tightening
Sequence
SEIIIUJ[
Oil Pressure Relief Valve
6.
Install
the
steel
sleeve,
and
steel
ball
and
spring
into
the
machined
hole
in
the
PTO
side
of
crankcase.
Figure
8-25.
Installing
Oil
Pressure
Relief
Valve
62
7.
Position
closure
plate
gasket
on
crankcase.
Se-
cure
plate
to
case,
with
nine
5/16-18 x
1"
hex
washer
screws
turned
in
finger
tight.
Tighten
the
screws
to 150 in. lbs. following
the
recom-
mended
tightening
sequence
shown
in
Figure
8-26.
Figure
8-26. Closure
Plate
Screw
Tightening
Sequence
Rear Oil Seal
8.
Apply
a 1116"
diameter
sealant
bead
around
outside
edge
of
closure
plate
oil seal.
Lubricate
inside
edges
of
oil
seal
and
slide
seal
over
crankshaft
and
into
seal
bore
in
closure plate.
Drive
seal
into
closure
plate
to a
depth
of
5/32"
(on
generator
applications,
flush
with
surface
of
closure plate). See
Section
1-
"Special
Tools"
for
seal
driver
dimensions.
VALVE
COMPONENTS
AND
CYLINDER HEADS
1.
Lubricate
valve
stems
and
insert
into
valve
guides.
Intake
valves
toward
flywheel
side
of
engine,
exhaust
valves
toward
P.T.O.
end.
Valves
will
be
marked
"IN"
for
intake
and
"EX"
for
exhaust.
2.
Rotate
camshaft
to
position
where
cam
has
no
effect
on
tappets-hold
valve
firmly
on
seat
and
check
clearance
between
valve
stem
and
tappet.
Intake
valve
clearance
(cold)
should
be
between
.003"
and
.006",
and
exhaust
valve
clearance
(cold) is between .011"
and
.014" (see
Figure
8-
27).
If
clearance
is
insufficient,
grind
end
of
valve
stem
until
correct
clearance
is
attained.
Make
sure
stem
is
ground
perfectly flat.

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Kohler KT19 series II Specifications

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BrandKohler
ModelKT19 series II
CategoryEngine
LanguageEnglish

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