Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 248
cap and the lower half ofbearings. These liners can be occasionally reduced inthickness, so that the cap is allowed to come downclose on to the shaft. Great care must be taken, in REPAIRS. 159 tightening down the bearing again after adjustment,that it is not bolted down too tight on the shaft… … Fig. 70. When this is necessary, the engine will be heard toknock at each revolution, and then the bearing shouldbe taken apart at the crank-pin bearing and about1-64 filed off. (See A, Fig. 70.) As with the crank-shaft bearings, great care, in putting bearing back inplace, must be exercised, first…
Internal combustion engines
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