TM 9-2815-210-34-2-2
NOTE
If no intake valve seat inserts (1) were taken out, go
to frame 23.
Two sizes of intake valve seat inserts (1) are used in
these cylinder heads (2). Cylinder head can use a
combination of intake valve seat insert sizes. Measure
each intake valve seat counterbore (3) to tell whether
to put in a standard size or oversize intake valve seat
insert.
Readings must be within limits given in table 4-48.
The letter T shows a tight fit. If readings are not
within given limits, throw away part and get a new one.
1.
Measure and note inside diameter of three intake valve seat counterbores (3).
If diameter is 2.0580 to 2.0595 inches, this is a standard size intake valve seat
counterbore.
If diameter is 2.0680 to 2.0695 inches, this is a 0.0100 oversize
intake valve seat counterbore.
NOTE
Used intake valve seat inserts (1) that were not worn
were tagged so they can be put back in the same place.
Because machine shop may have machined some standard
size intake valve seat counterbores (3) into oversize in-
take valve seat counterbores, some intake valve seat
inserts may now be too small.
2.
Measure and note outside diameter of each intake valve seat insert (1) to be
put in.
Standard size intake valve seat inserts go in standard size intake
valve seat counterbores (3).
For 0.0100-inch oversize intake valve seat
counterbores, use 0.0100–inch oversize intake valve seat inserts. Refer to
table 4-48 for sizes of intake valve seat inserts.
3. Measure fit of each intake valve seat insert (1) in its intake valve seat counter-
bore (3).
GO TO FRAME 22
4-232
FRAME 2 1