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CHAPTER 6
REPAIR AND REBUILD STANDARDS
235. GENERA L
a . Wear Limits and Points of Measure-
ment. Data covering the sizes and fits of new
parts and wear limits information, is given in
pars. 236 through 249, below. Points of meas-
urement of all critical dimensions are indi-
cated by small letters in the exploded view
parts groups, figs. 373 through 386, fold-outs
2 through 15.
b . T-Tight, L-Loose. The "Size and Fit
of New Parts" column includes the manufacture
dimensions and tolerances, and the fits of mat-
ing parts. T denotes a tight (interference) fit;
L denotes a loose (clearance) fit.
c . Meaning of Wear Limits
(1) The wear limits indicate the dimen-
sions to which a part may wear before it must
be replaced. Normally, any part not worn be-
yond its wear limit will be approved for con-
tinued use, if it is not otherwise damaged.
(2) A single asterisk (*) in the wear
limits column indicates that the part should be
replaced when worn beyond the limits stated
in "Size and Fit of New Parts" column.
(3) A double asterisk (**) indicates a
limit applying to the fit between mating parts.
In such cases, wear is allowed on either or
both mating parts so long as the fit is within
the specified limit.
d . Standard Torque Listings. Standard
torque to which bolts, nuts and screws are to
be tightened is listed in par. 250 under Table
V. STANDARD TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS.
These are normal torque values
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specia l
torques are listed in the copy pertinent to the
applicable parts.
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