TM 10-3930-653-14&P 4-6-3-6.   INSPECTION After disassembly, thoroughly wash away dirt and dust of components and then inspect them carefully. Refer to following table for inspection and repair: Parts Inspection points Corrective action Governor body Scratch on sliding surface of piston. Burnish with emery paper or whetstone. Excessive wear of sliding surface of Replace if flaw is beyond repair. piston. Replace if worn above limit. Wear limit: 0.05 mm (0.0020 in) max. Standard dimension: 17 to 17.02 dia.  mm (0.6693 to 0.6701 in) Piston Scratch on sliding surface. Burnish with emery paper or whetstone. Replace if flaw is beyond repair. Excessive wear of sliding surface. Replace if worn above limit. Wear limit: 0.05 mm(0.0020 in) max. Standard dimension: 16.9 to 17.0 mm (0.6654 to 0.6693 in) dia. Cam spring Carefully inspect for damage. Replace if damaged. Fatigue. Replace if clearance exists between adjacent turns under free condition. 4-6-3-7.   ASSEMBLY Paying    particular    attention    to    the    following    points, reassemble   the   parts   by   reversing   the   procedure   for disassembly. (1) GOVERNOR VALVE AND VALVE SHAFT (1) Coat  bearing   with   bearing   grease,   and   assemble valve shaft, bearing, bearing screw on body. (’2) Place  body  with  its  mounting  flange  upward,  and also  place  valve  shaft  with  its  recessed  portion  upward on a work table. (3) Place    valve    on    shaft    in    such    a    position    that projection  of  valve  will  coincide  with  hole  in  stabilizer. and  temporarily  tighten  valve  on  shaft  with  washer  and screw. (4) Adjust  position  of  valve  in  such  a  way  that.  when valve is fully closed, clearance at both ends of major axis is zero, and clearance at both ends of minor axis will be of equal value.  Then finally tighten valve on shaft.  See Fig.   6-23.      After   assembly,   make   certain   that   shaft rotates with ease. 4-79