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Manuals Affected by This Service Parts Topic.
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‘Shop Manual ‘3810487
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This service parts topic supersedes 98T1-9; Replace 9871-9 with this one.
This service parts topic introduces a change in the main cap capscrews and torque values for N14 engines. This change
was put into effect to reduce main cap/biock fretting.
Depending on engine build date, there are two different procedures. They are as follows:
For engines built up to January 5, 1998 (and prior to engine serial number 11875596), use this procedure that includes
use of the grade 8 capscrew, Part No. 206346,
NOTE: This procedure remains unchanged.
NOTE: Use the torque procedure in the N14 Shop Manual, Bulletin 3810487, to tighten the N14 main caps in engines
that were made prior to January 5, 1998.
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Tighten the main bearing capscrews to the following torque values:
1. Tighten to 122 Nem (90 ft-lb}.
Tighten to 280 Nem [170 ftb}
Tighten to 346 Nem [255 ft-lb},
|. Loosen completely.
Repeat steps 1 through 3.
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For engines built on or after January 5, 1998, beginning with eng
that includes a new grade 12.9 capscrew, Part No. 3411397,
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Tighten to 68 Nem [50 ftb}.
2. Tighten to 136 Nem [100 ft-lb).
. Tighten to 190 Nem [140 ft-lb},
Rotate main bearing capscrew 90 degrees in the direction of tightening while following these instructions:
* Use a 3/4-inch drive 1-1/8-inch socket that has been etched with two axial lines 90 degrees apart.
* Place the socket over the main cap capscrew head, and mark the cap with a silver pencil at the location of the
socket axial line No. 1
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* ising an impact wrench, rotate the main bearing capscrew in the direction of tightening until the socket axial
line No. 2 lines up with the mark on the cap (90 degrees).
5. Loosen the main bearing capsorews completely.
Repeat stops 4 through 4,