TM 10-3930-653-14&P (2)   CONNECTING ROD WEIGHT When  replacing  any  or  all  of  the  connecting  rods, carefully    measure    their    weight    to     insure     that     the difference  in  weight  between  individual  connecting  rods does not exceed 5 gr (0.18 oz). Difference in weight between individual connecting rods (including metal fasteners): Within 5 gr (0.18 oz) (3)   MEASURING CONNECTING ROD END PLAY Apply the bushing to the connecting rods and install them on the crankshaft.  By pushing the rod to one side, and   using   a   feeler   (thickness)   gauge,   measure   rod clearance    in    the    shaft    (axial)    direction    against    the crankpin. Fig. 4-57.  Measuring Connecting Rod Standard Limit End play 0.17 to 0.3 (0.0067 to 04 (0.0157) mm (in) 0.0118) (4)   CONNECTING ROD BUSHINGS (1)   Inspect      bushings      for      binding,      fusing,   peeling, contact, etc., and replace if faulty. (2)   Measure    lubrication    (oil)  clearance    with  a  width gauge (plastigage). (5)   Measuring lubrication (oil) clearance (1)   Thoroughly     clean all oil and dirt from each component   (especially   reverse   side   of   bushing)   and install connecting rod bushings. Fig. 4-58.  Plastigage (2)   Cut  a  width  gauge  (plastigage)  the  same  width  as the  bushing  and  provide  oil  clearance  parallel  to  crank pin.  After installing connecting rods, tighten to specified torque. Tightening torque: Connecting rod 10 to 11 kg-m (72 to 80 ft-lb) CAUTION: Do not turn crankshaft while plastigage is being inserted. Fig. 4-59.  Measuring Lubrication {(Oil) Clearance (II) 4 - 35

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