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TM 5-4210-220-34 2-20. REAR AXLE - Continued 2-20.1 Power Divider (Transfer) Unit - Continued (16)  Using a dial indicator, check input shaft end  play  as  shown.    End  play  should be  0.003  to  0.007  in.    (0.08  to  0.18 mm)   when   all   new   parts   are   used; 0.013  to  0.017  in.    (0.33  to  0.43  mm) when parts are reused. (17)  Calculate the thickness of the shims to be  added  to  or  deleted  from  the  shim pack (22). (18)  Remove    yoke    (18)    and    cap    (21). Adjust    shim    pack    as    required    by calculation in previous step. (19)  Reinstall   cap   (21)   and   yoke   (18)   as detailed  in  step  14  and  15  and  check end    play    as    detailed    in    step    16. Repeat  steps  until  correct  end  play  is obtained. (20) When  end play is correct, remove yoke and install oil seal (26) using a suitable arbor   and   a   hammer.      Be   sure   the spring side of seal faces inward. (21)  Install yoke (18), washer (17),  and  nut (16). Tighten nut firmly. b. Output Shaft Installation NOTE Proceed to step 6 of installation procedure if none of the parts making up the   output   shaft   assembly   have   been replaced. (1) Mount  output  shaft  (9)  in  a  press  with yoke splines facing down.  Install gear (32)  on  shaft  with  clutch  teeth  facing down. (2) Install   bearing   cone   (33).      Be   sure bearing cone seats completely against shoulder  on  output  shaft.    To  prevent bearing   damage,   use   an   arbor   that only contacts the bearing race. (3) Check that gear (32) can rotate freely on output shaft.  Place sliding clutch (30) with clutch teeth facing gear (32) on the other end of the shaft. 2-272

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