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TM 5-4210-229-14&P 6-6. CYLINDER HEAD AND VALVES MAINTENANCE (Continued). NOTE Sudden change in contour such as scratches, gouges, etc.  must not exceed 0.002 inches(0.05 mm) in depth. (5) Inspect nozzle sleeve bore for grease, oil, scale, or rust after removing sleeve. (a)  Remove nozzle sleeve (1) from cylinder head (2) by using a slide hammer and nozzle sleeve puller adapter. (b)   Inspect and clean bore as necessary. (c)   After cleaning bore, apply loctite (Appendix D, Item 27) to upper contact surface (3) of sleeve (1). (d)   Place nozzle sleeve (1) into cylinder head(2).  Position nozzle sleeve installing tool in sleeve.  Keep tool centered and tap squarely with brass hammer until sleeve is bottomed in bore. (6) Inspect cylinder head coolant directors for restrictions or looseness. (a)    Visually check for restrictions. (b)  Tap or pull directors by hand to check for looseness. (c)   Remove loose or restricted coolant directors. Use a slide hammer with a small enough jaw to hook under coolant director (4) "opening." (d)  New coolant directors should be tapped into place with a small hammer and block.  They must be recessed 0.06 inch (1.5 mm) below the bottom deck of the cylinder head. (e)  Aim coolant directors at angles shown in illustration. b. Valve guide inspection. Failure to clean valve guide bore can cause premature valve guide wear and in severe conditions, valve breakage. 6-8

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