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Re: How do you measure sleeve protrusion?


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Posted by Adirondack case guy on January 10, 2016 at 11:06:20 from (74.69.160.79):

In Reply to: How do you measure sleeve protrusion? posted by JRSutton on January 10, 2016 at 10:19:31:

JR Your dial indicator will work just fine with a magnetic base. You will need to be sure the sleeve is clamped in the bore properly before measuring. Case dealers had a kit that had a universal clamp bar Round hole on one end and slot in other so it could be used on diff engines.
These kits were a bit diff in that they had a number of different round and machined pucks that you sat on top of sleeve and it was machined to allow clearance of the inner raised gland of the sleeve. A 1" ball with a flat side was placed ontop of the puck and the flat side of the ball went against the clamp bar. This way the puck wouldn't cock if the clamp was tightened unevenly. Once tight, one would see what size feeler gauge would fit between block and puck.
I don't have this tool kit any longer so I will make very sure that I clean all the counterbores that the sleeves set in and then clamp in new sleeves, with a home made bar that fits the head bolt patern. one at a time without the 0-rings I will set the protrusion using shims made specifically for the sleevs. I will number each new sleeve and make orientation marks on them once fitted. I will simply use the dial indicator on it's magnetic base to determine diff between edge of block and sleeve flange on both sides of sleeve. on my 930 I will be looking for .003-5 protrusion. Once I am happy with this I will install the 0-rings and set the sleeves for assy.
Hope this helps you.
Loren


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