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TM 10-3930-660-34
3-6. CYLINDER BLOCK - REPLACE (Contd)
2.
REMOVE TWO PIPE PLUGS (3) AND ONE
PIPE PLUG (4).
3.
REMOVE AND DISCARD THREE CUP PLUGS
(5) FROM OIL PASSAGES.
a.
Drill hole in center of each cup plug (5)
using suitably sized drill bit.
b.
Remove cup plugs (5) using a slide
hammer, or other suitable tool. Discard cup
plugs (5).
4.
REMOVE AND DISCARD SIX CUP PLUGS (6)
AND FOUR CUP PLUGS (7) FROM COOLANT
PASSAGES.
a.
Tap against center of each cup plug (6 or 7)
using a punch and a hammer.
b.
Grasp cup plug (6 or 7) with a plier and
remove from bore. Discard cup plugs (6
and 7).
5.
REMOVE TWO SCREWS (8),OIL FILLER PIPE
(9) AND O-RING (10).DISCARD O-RING (10).
6.
REMOVE MISCELLANEOUS PARTS FROM
CYLINDER BLOCK.
a.
Remove two dowel rings (11) and two
dowel rings (12).
b.
Remove fourteen bolts (13) and seven main
bearing caps (14). Remove fourteen dowel
rings (15), if necessary.
c.
Remove two expansion plugs (16).
d.
Remove two dowel pins (17),if necessary.
e.
Remove six piston cooling nozzles (18).
CLEANING
CAUTION
Do not clean cylinder block in an acid bath unless
camshaft bushing (1) has been removed. An acid bath
can severely damage camshaft bushing.
1.
SOAK CYLINDER BLOCK IN AN ACID BATH,
IF CAMSHAFT BUSHING (1) HAS BEEN
REMOVED, AND IF HEAVY DEPOSITS EXIST
IN COOLANT PASSAGES.
2.
IF CAMSHAFT BUSHING (1) HAS NOT BEEN
REMOVED, AND COOLANT PASSAGES HAVE
HEAVY DEPOSITS, SOAK CYLINDER BLOCK
IN A SOLUTION OF HOT WATER AND
LAUNDRY DETERGENT. MAINTAIN WATER
TEMPERATURE OF 1900 F (880 C) AND
ALLOW CYLINDER BLOCK TO SOAK FOR A
PERIOD OF 30 MINUTES.
3.
FOLLOWING CLEANING BY EITHER
METHOD(STEP 1 OR 2),RINSE
THOROUGHLY WITH CLEAN, FRESH WATER
AND ALLOW SURFACE TO DRY
COMPLETELY.
4
IF A SIZING HONE IS USED TO CORRECT A
MINOR CYLINDER BORE TAPER OR TO
REMOVE MINOR GROOVES IN CYLINDER
WALLS, IMMEDIATELY CLEAN BORES USING
A STRONG SOLUTION OF LAUNDRY
DETERGENT AND HOT WATER. RINSE
THOROUGHLY WITH CLEAR WATER.
5.
AFTER RINSING AND DRYING CYLINDER
BORES, WIPE BORES WITH WHITE, LINT-
FREE CLOTH THAT IS LIGHTLY OILED. IF
GRIT RESIDUE IS PRESENT ON CLOTH,
CLEAN BORES AGAIN IN DETERGENT
SOLUTION.
INSPECTION
1.
CHECK FLATNESS OF CYLINDER BLOCK
TOP SURFACE.
a.
Place a straightedge along length of
cylinder block top.
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