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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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3 - 16 ENGINE<br />

NOTE: Crankshaft bearings are not adjustable as no<br />

shims are used. NEVER FILE bearings or bearing caps to<br />

reduce clearance.<br />

1. If all new main bearings are to be Installed, it is advisable<br />

to remove the engine from the chassis and place in a<br />

suitable overhaul stand. See "Engine Removal", page 17.<br />

2. Remove oil pan and trough.<br />

3. Remove main bearing cap screws and remove bearing<br />

caps.<br />

NOTE: Front and rear bearing caps can be easily removed<br />

with Bearing Cap Puller 3-2955, Figure 13.<br />

CAUTION: DO NOT DAMAGE the front end plate<br />

gasket when removing front bearing cap.<br />

4. Thoroughly clean all traces of cotton packing from the<br />

grooves in the case and cap, Figure 18, to avoid clogging<br />

of the oil passages.<br />

Installation:<br />

Recommended total diametral clearance between crankshaft<br />

journals and main bearings is .001. This close clearance<br />

must be maintained when fitting new bearings.<br />

NOTE: <strong>Hudson</strong> main bearings are furnished in standard<br />

or .010 undersize finished reamed, or unfinished (for<br />

shops with line reaming equipment).<br />

SIZE CODE<br />

When replacing crankshafts, the undersize dimension is<br />

located on the front face of No. 1 counterweight.<br />

When replacing main bearings, the .010 undersize dimension<br />

is noted by a spot of green paint and the part<br />

number stamped on the bronze back in indelible ink for<br />

eight cylinder engines. On six cylinder engines the part<br />

number and size are stamped on the steel back of the<br />

bearing shells only. Refer to your 480 series parts book for<br />

proper identification.<br />

Engines built with undersize associate parts are identified<br />

by the following designated marks stamped on the<br />

bottom face of the cylinder block at the left front corner in<br />

a clear area beyond the oil pan gasket.<br />

P.U. means crankshaft has .010 undersize crank pins.<br />

M.U. means crankshaft has .010 undersize main bearing<br />

journals.<br />

P.M.U. means crankshaft has .010 undersize pins and main<br />

bearing journals.<br />

FIGURE 18<br />

5. Remove crankshaft (See "Crankshaft Removal" , page 27.<br />

6. Remove slotted screws retaining bearings in cylinder<br />

block and remove bearings.<br />

In cases where new unfinished bearings are being fitted,<br />

the caps and bearing shell assemblies should be Installed in<br />

the case and tightened to 70 to 75 foot pounds torque, then<br />

line reamed to size.<br />

Crankshaft should have .006 to .012 end play measured<br />

at the center main bearing in each case. When Installing<br />

new factory unreamed shells, it may be necessary to machine<br />

the thrust flange face of the center bearing shells in<br />

order to obtain this amount of end play.

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