TM 10-3930-671-24 3- Ring and Pinion Gear Replaced If  only  the  ring  and  pinion  were  changed,  the  following procedure is used: SHIM    PACK    THICKNESS    CALCULATIONS    Use    a micrometer to measure the original shim pack thickness. 1. If  the  new  pinion  mounting  distance  (etched  on ring   gear)   is   larger   than   the   pinion   mounting distance (etched on original ring gear), you must subtract the difference (see following example): 5.904 etched on new ring gear -5.901 etched on original ring gear 0.003 difference D. Pinion Gear Installation 1. Install  the  pinion  inner  bearing  cup  shim  pack and bearing cup in the transmission case. 2. If  outer  bearing  is  removed  or  replaced,  install outer pinion bearing cup in transmission case. 3. Assemble the inner pinion bearing on the pinion shaft. 4. Position the output gear in the case with the long hub of the gear outward as shown. 5. Position  the  pinion  shaft  and  inner  bearing  into the case and through the output gear. 6. Install the output gear retainer ring on the pinion shaft. Be sure the retainer ring is fully seated into the ring groove. 0.031 original shim pack -0.003 difference 0.028 FINAL SHIM PACK (E) 2. If  the  new  pinion  mounting  distance  is  smaller than the pinion mounting distance on the original ring   gear,   you   must   add   the   difference   (see following example). 5.905 etched on new ring gear -5.901 etched on original ring gear 0.004 difference 0.031 original shim pack +0.004 difference 0.035 FINAL SHIM PACK (E) 7. Assemble the outer bearing shims and outer p i n ion bearing on the pinion shaft. If a new pinion shaft  is  used,  a  nominal  shim  pack  of  .062  in. (1.575 mm) can be used initially. 8. Install  the  pinion  shaft  nut  and  tighten  to  torque spec:   200-250   lb-ft.   (271-339   Nom).   Hold   or block the pinion shaft with a brass bar or similar soft material to prevent the shaft from turning. 9. With   pinion   shaft   free   to   turn,   use   a   torque wrench   to   measure   the   pinion   shaft   bearing rolling-torque preload. Preload torque spec. 7-15 lb-in. (0.8-1.6 N-m) NOTE Remove pin ion shaft nut and bearing and add or remove shims behind pinion  shaft  outer  bearing cone to set correct bearing preload torque. F-369

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