TM 10-3930-669-34 (4)   Check     cylinder     liner     seating     on     crankcase surface and feel for any evidence of roughness. Seating   surface   must   be   level   and   free   from grooves.    If  cylinder  liner  seat  is  not  level  and free of grooves, repair liner(s) as follows: (a) Using a wiping rag, clean seating area and remove paint residues. (b) Center  refacing  device  and  tighten  screws (18). (c) Withdraw   centering   finger   and   slide   tool holder    (19)    out    to    diameter    of    cylinder seating face. CAUTION DO  NOT  turn  spindle  counterclockwise  when  reworking  surface  or  refacing device will be damaged. Adjust feed carefully.  A full turn (360°) of knurled nut feeds tool holder 0.059 inch (1.5 mm). (d) Using knurled nut (20), turn spindle of turning device clockwise and adjust tool holder (19) specified amount of liner face to be reworked. (e) Move tool holder (19) toward middle of bore. (f) Using knurled nut (20), set tool over and slightly beyond distance "A" to permit satisfactory refacing. (g) After adjusting tool, tighten setscrew (21). NOTE Selected  cutting  depth  should  not  exceed  0.008  inch  (0.2  mm).    This  feed corresponds  to  a  1/8th  turn  (45°)  of  knurled  nut.    Less  feed  per  cut  will produce a better surface. Resurfacing  cut  should  not  exceed  the  cylinder  height  of  5.405  in.    (137.7 mm). (h) Turn spindle (22) to rework seating area until smooth and/or flush with top of crankcase surface. (i) Set back tool holder and remove refacing device. (j) Clean crankcase thoroughly. 3-33

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