TM 10-4320-344-243.8.17 RockerAnnAssemblyMaintenance,Model609-A.This task covers:3 .8 .1 7 . 1 R e m o v al3.8.17.4 Assembly3.8.17.2 Disassembly3 .8 .1 7 . 5 I n s t a l l a t i on3 .8 .1 7 . 3 R e p a irINITIALSETUPToolsMaterial/Parts (Continued)General Mechanic’s AutomotiveGloves, Appendix C, Item 11Tool Kit, Appendix B, SectionOil, Appendix C, Item 15III, Item 1Rags, Appendix C, Item 20Tags, Appendix C, Item 31Goggles,Industrial, Appendix B,Wire, Appendix C, Item 36Section III, Item 2Equipment ConditionsGun, Air Blow, Appendix B, SectionIII, Item 2Cylinder Head Cover removed, paragraph2.21.47.Torque Wrench, Appendix B, SectionIII, Item 2General Safety InstructionsInside Micrometer, Appendix B,Do not work on equipment that is notSection III, Item 3securely stabilized to prevent rollingo r s l i d i n g.Vernier Calipers, Appendix B, sectionIII, Item 3To prevent burns do not work on hotengine components.Allow engine to cool.Material/PartsDo not work on equipment without follow-Solvent, Dry Cleaning, Appendix C,Item 26ing standard shop safety practices.3.8.17.1 Removal.To prevent burns do not work on hot engine components.Allow engine to cool.Failure to obey this warning may result in serious personal injury.a.Tie a wire between number 1 rocker arm (Figure 3-35,1) and number 12 rockerarm (2).Ensure wire is tied tightly enough to maintain tension on spacingsprings when rocker arm assembly (3) is removed.When removing mounting nuts on rocker arm assembly, start at center nut andwork outward.T O prevent accidental disassembly, loosen each nut a few turnsat a time so that tension on valve springs is released gradually.b.Remove seven nuts (4) and flat washers (5) that secure rocker arm assembly (3)to cylinder head (6).c .Lift rocker arm assembly (3) from cylinder head (6).3-82
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