Reassembly
1.
Clean the cylinder
1a. Remove all gasket material from all mating surfaces.
1b. Clean the cylinder and crank case cover.
2.
Oil seals
2a. Install a new oil seal in the cylinder block.
2b. Install a new seal in the crank case cover.
3.
Insert the crankshaft and bearing into the cylinder block.
NOTE: Pre-lube the crankshaft with clean 10W-30 motor oil.
NOTE: Use an old piece of microfiche or a seal protector to protect the oil seal lip while inserting the crank
shaft.
Arrow
Figure 10.20
Figure 10.21
4.
NOTE: If the piston and connecting rod were separated,
Hole
NOTE: The arrow on the piston must point towards the
Tap piston with
NOTE: Make sure the crank pin is at BDC (bottom dead
hammer handle
NOTE: The connecting rod and the rod cap should have
Crankshaft, piston and connecting rod
Install the piston by:
reconnect them so that the arrow on the piston
head points to the hole in the connecting rod.
See Figure 10.20.
4a. Compress the piston rings using a piston ring
compressor.
4b. Pre-lube the cylinder wall with clean 10W-30
motor oil
4c.
Slide the connecting rod and piston into the cyl-
inder.
push rod cavity.
4d. Tap the piston through the ring compressor into
the cylinder using a wooden hammer handle.
See Figure 10.21.
center) to prevent damage from the connecting
rod.
4e. Pre-lube the connecting rod with clean 10W-30
motor oil
4f.
Apply a small amount of releasable thread lock-
ing compound such as Loctite® 242 (blue) to
the connecting rod bolts.
4g. Install the connecting rod cap. Tighten the cap
bolts to a torque of 177 - 212 in-lbs (20 - 24
Nm).
alignment marks so that the cap will be properly
orientated to the rod.
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