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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-15.  AUXILIARY POWER UNIT - Continued 4-15.8  Engine Intake and Exhaust Valves - Continued (9) Inspect valve guides.  If guides are excessively worn  (see  table),  are  grooved  or  have  carbon deposits,  replace  valve  guide.    (See  REPAIR following). (10) Inspect valve seats if badly scored or they have an irregular wear pattern resurface seat.  If seat diameter    is    greater    than    1.06    in.    (27    mm) (intake) 0.91 in. (23 mm) (exhaust) replace seat. See REPAIR following. (11) Lap    valves    and    seats    with    valve    grinding compound (item 31, Appendix E) even if neither is replaced. (12) Inspect    valve    springs.        Replace    if    broken, cracked  or  chipped.    Check  free  length  equals 1.65  in.  (42  mm)..  With  load  of  51  lb  (23  kg) spring    length    must    be    1.26    in.    (32    mm). Replace if spring will not meet these specifications. INSTALLATION (1) Install valves in cylinder head. (2) Install  valve  spring  retainers  (7)  valve  springs (6)  valve  seal  (5,  intake  only),  upper  retainer over valve shafts. (3) Compress each spring in turn and install spring retainer (3) over valve shaft. (4) Install  injector  into  cylinder  head,  see  para.  4- 15.7 INSTALLATION. (5) Replace  push  rod  cover  upper  and  lower  seals on cover.  Install cover in engine block. (6) Rotate    flywheel    until    piston    is    at    top    dead center.    Measure  piston  crown  face  to  cylinder edge clearance. (7) Crown face of piston must be between 0.008 in. (0.20 mm) higher and 0.006 in. (0.15 mm) lower than cylinder edge. (8) Adjust    clearance    by    selecting    one    of    the following cylinder head gaskets. 4-164

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