Core Program Handbook - Bendix
Core Program Handbook - Bendix
Core Program Handbook - Bendix
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GRADING<br />
BENDIX CORE PROGRAM HANDBOOK<br />
CORE GRADING GUIDELINES FOR COMPRESSORS<br />
Good <strong>Core</strong><br />
• No major components damaged or missing<br />
One Part Damaged<br />
One major part damaged or missing<br />
Major parts include:<br />
• Damaged crankshaft (including threads)<br />
• Broken cooling fi ns<br />
• Broken governor mounting pad<br />
• Missing or broken connecting rod & cap<br />
• Damaged fl ange<br />
• Case/crankcase or block damage<br />
• Missing end cover<br />
• Excessive wear (e.g. rust, corrosion, etc.) that would prevent the part from being<br />
remanufactured (fi nal determination will be made by <strong>Bendix</strong>)<br />
• Any core that has been welded or brazed<br />
• Damage to the cylinder head<br />
Two Parts Damaged<br />
Two major parts damaged or missing<br />
• Hole in case/crankcase is two part damage<br />
Scrap<br />
• Co-mingled parts<br />
• Competitor parts not in <strong>Bendix</strong> Truck Products<br />
• Three major parts damaged or missing<br />
• Obsolete or not in program parts<br />
What to look for<br />
• Compressor crankshafts capable of making 360 degree rotation – if not, the shaft may be<br />
broken and/or signifi cant internal damage is present.<br />
• Damage to threaded end of crankshaft or spline damage.<br />
• Hammer marks to end of crankshaft.<br />
• Evidence of over torque – possibly sheared end of crankshaft.<br />
• Evidence of high heat.<br />
November 2009<br />
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BW1020A