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ENGINE DIVISION SERVICE MANUAL
TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1
ENGINE
Fig. 97 illustrating Proper Installation of Connecting Rod to Crankshaft
1.
Split in bushing
7.
Connecting rod bearing-lower
2.
Connecting rod
8.
Washer
3.
Crankshaft
9.
Connecting rod bearing cap
4.
Crankshaft fillet
10. Large chamfer side
5.
Bearing
11. Small chamfer side
6.
Connecting rod bearing-upper
12. Bushing
Connecting Rod Caps and Bolts
The fastening of the connecting rods to the engine
crankshaft is another important function for mechanics to
consider for engine rebuilding. How well this job is performed
determines to a large extent what kind of connecting rod
bearing will be realized. The correct torque application
assures a good job.
NOTE:
Do not use a power wrench for removing
or installing connecting rod bolts, nuts
and washers. Such practice will cause
seizure of the connecting rod bolt or nut
threads.
There are a number of conditions which affect torque
and the results of torque applications. The major purpose in
tightening connecting rods and bolts
CGES-210 Page 35
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