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TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1 PROPELLER SHAFT SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS Fig.  28 CLEANING AND INSPECTION 1. Clean  All  Parts  Use  a  suitable  cleaning  fluid.    Allow the  parts  to  remain  in  the  cleaner  for  some  time  to loosen  up  any  particles  of  grease  or  foreign  matter. Remove     any     burrs     or     rough     spots     from     any machined surfaces. 2. Needle   Bearings   Do   not   disassemble.   Clean   with short  stiff  brush  and  blow  out  with  compressed  air. Work a small quantity of lubricant into each bearing cap  and  turn  the  needle  bearing  on  the  trunnion  to check wear.  Replace if worn. 3. Journal  Cross  Because  worn  needle  bearings  used with   a   new   journal   cross   or   new   needle   bearings used with a worn journal cross will wear more rapidly making   another   replacement   necessary   in   a   short time;   always   replace   the   journal   cross   and   four needle bearing caps as a unit. 4. Journal   and   Bearing   Kit   (Figs.      29   and   30)   To facilitate the replacement of journals and bearings, a Journal and Bearing Kit is available.  The use of the Kit  insures  having  the  correct  individual  parts  when required and saves valuable time. Fig.  29 Fig.  30 CTS-2730  Page 16 PRINTED IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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