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TM 10-3930-222-20
Figure 16. Cylinder head nut tightening sequence.
b. Remove the spark plugs.
b. Adjustment of valves.
c. With the engine at normal operating
temperature and the throttle and choke valves fully
open, install a compression gage in the spark plug hole.
(1) Using a 1/2-inch valve tappet wrench and
d. Rotate the engine at normal cranking speed (six
a 9/16-inch valve tappet wrench and a
revolutions will be sufficient) to obtain maximum
0.014-inch feeler gage, adjust the valves
compression. Be sure the battery is fully charged and
(fig. 19) of the cylinders in the order of 1
do not rotate the engine more than is necessary to
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obtain the maximum reading.
(2) Turn the engine until the piston moves to
e. Check the gage for proper reading (at sea level)
top dead center on the compression
of 130 psi. Table II lists the compression readings for
stroke. The intake and exhaust valves
sea level and for altitudes of 1,000 to 10,000 feet above
will be in fully closed position.
sea level.
(3) Slide a feeler gage between the valve
f. Repeat the testing procedure for each cylinder.
tappet adjusting screw and valve stem, A
slight drag should be felt with feeler gage
g. Remove the gage, and install the spark plugs.
when clearance is correct.
(4) To increase clearance, hold valve lifters
Table II. Compression Readings
and turn the adjusting screw to the right.
Altitude above e level
Proper pressure reading
(5) To decrease clearance, hold the valve
(in feet)
(in PSI)
lifters and turn the adjusting screw to the
left.
Sea Level
130
1,000
126.6
c. Installation of Cover.
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(1) Clean the cover with SD.
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(2) Reverse procedures in a above to install
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109.8
cover and use a new gasket.
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104.4
24. Compassion Test
6,000
100.0
The compression test is performed to aid in
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94.9
determining the condition of the rings and valves and to
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90.3
determine whether the cylinder head gasket is leaking.,
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85.8
It is performed as follows:
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81.4
a. Start the engine and allow it to idle until it
reaches normal operating temperature.
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