Piston Pin Inspection; Piston Clearance - Polaris 1999 Sportsman 400 Service Manual

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ENGINE TOP END
§
t
127
c. Subtract the outer
diameter of the piston pin
from
the
ins ide
diameter
of
the
piston
pin
bore
.
Thi
s
will
dete
rmine
the
pisto
n
pin-to-
pisto
n
clearance.
d.
Refer to the
spec ification
listed
in Table
4.
If
clearan ce exceeds the
specificatio n in Ta
ble
4.
replace any
worn
part(s).
9.
Measure piston-to-cylinder clearance as
de-
...._ .....
scribed under
Pis
/oil
Clea
rance
in
this
chapter.
10. If damage or wea
r
ind icate piston
repl
acem en
t.
. ._ _
select
a new piston as
described
under
Piston
Clea
r-
alice
in
this
chapter.
If the piston
. rings
and
cy
linder
arc not damaged
and
are
dimensionally correct,
they can be
reused.
Piston Pin Inspection
I.
C
lean
the piston
pin in solvent and
dry thor-
oughly.
2.
Inspect
the
piston
pin
for
chro me
flaki ng or
cracks.
Replace
if
necessary.
3. Oil
the piston
pin
and
install
it in
the
connecting
rod. Slow
ly
rotat
e the
piston
pin and
chec
k
for
ra-
dial
play
(Figu re
133).
4.
Oil
the
piston
pin
and
install it ill
the
piston.
Check
the piston
pin
for excessive play
(Figure
134).
5.
Replace the piston
pin andlor
piston
or connect-
ing
rod
if
necessary.
Piston
C
lea r a nce
I.
Make
sure
both
the
piston skirt
and cy
linder
wall
arc clean
and dry.
2. Measure the cy
linder
bore
diameter
and check
for ex
cessive taper and out-o f-round
using
a
bore
gauge.
inside micrometer or
telescopi ng
gauge
(Fjgure
135).
To determine if
the
cy
linder
is exces-
sively
tap ered. take
three measurement
s:
a.
12.7
mm
(0.50
in.)
dow
n from
the top of the
cy
linde r
block.
b.
At
the
center
of the cylinder
bore.
c.
12 .7
mm (0.5 0 in.) up from
the
bottom
of
the
cy
linder
block
.
3.
To
determin e
if
the
cy
linder
is o
ut-o
f-round,
per-
form
the measurements
aligned
with
the
piston
pin,
then at
90·
10
the piston pin.
4.
If the
cylinder
bore
diamete r
is
excessive ly
worn,
tapered or o
ut-of-round.
bore
the cyli
nder
to
the
next
oversize
and replace the piston
and
rings.

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