(d)  
Turn actuator piston rod to obtain proper spoiler to flap clearance. Each quarter turn will change spoiler to flap clearance by approximately 0.12 inch.

CAUTION:  TURNING PISTON ROD WHEN ACTUATOR IS PRESSURIZED WILL DAMAGE ACTUATOR.

(e)  
Engage locking key with piston rod.

(f)  
Coat rod end threads with corrosion preventive compound.

(g)  
Tighten rod end checknut to 350-400 pound-inches.

(h)  
Lockwire checknut to locking key.

(i)  
Apply a bead of sealant to the rod end checknut.

(j)  
Provide system A and B hydraulic power.

(k)  
Lower spoilers or raise flaps, as applicable.

(l)  
Check spoiler to flap clearance per step (1).

(m)  
Test flight spoiler.

D.  Restore Airplane to Normal
(1)  
Remove system A and B hydraulic power.

(2)  
Remove electrical power if no longer required.

2.  Flight Spoiler Test
A.  Equipment and Materials
(1)  
Control Surface Protractor - 4MIT65B80307-1 (preferred), F52485-500 (optional)

(2)  
Control Surface Protractor Stand Assembly - F71292-17

B.  Prepare Flight Spoiler for Test
(1)  
Provide electrical power.

(2)  
Provide system A and B hydraulic power (Ref 27-61-0, Maintenance Practices).

(3)  
Install protractor and protractor mount on captain's control wheel. Set protractor to zero.

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C.  Test Flight Spoiler
NOTE:  This test presents check of full travel limits for all flight spoilers; however, only spoiler, which has been replaced, need be tested.
(1)  
Place speed brake control lever to UP position.

(2)  
Place captain's control wheel in neutral position and check that:

(a)  
Spoiler No. 2 is 39 (+ 3) degrees up from zero. Record value.

(b)  
Spoiler No. 3 fairs with spoiler No. 2 within + 0.25 inch.

(c)  
Spoiler No. 6 is within + 2 degrees of spoiler No. 2 in step (a) with a minimum of 36 degrees up from zero.

(d)  
Spoiler No. 7 fairs with spoiler No. 6 within + 0.25 inch.

(3)  
Place speed brake control lever in DOWN position to lower spoilers.

D.  Restore Airplane to Normal
(1)  
Remove electrical power if not required.

(2)  
Remove system A and B hydraulic power. Refer to 27-61-0.

(3)  
Remove protractor and protractor mount from captain's control wheel.

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FLIGHT SPOILER - INSPECTION/CHECK
1.  General
A.  This data consists of illustrations and wear limits charts.  There will be no procedure given in this section for gaining access to, or removing and replacing the component after inspection for wear.  Refer to Component, Removal/Installation for this information.
2.  Flight Spoiler Wear Limits

G33713 G34950
501  Flight Spoiler Wear Limits 
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INDEX NO.  PART NAME  DIM  DESIGN LIMITS  WEAR LIMITS  REPLACE WORN PART  REPAIR WORN PART  REPAIR INSTR. 
DIAMETER  MAX WEAR DIM.  MAX DIAM CLEAR-ANCE 
MIN  MAX 
1  BEARING  ID  0.4995  0.5000  0.5025  0.0030  X 
BOLT  OD  0.4985  0.4995  0.4965  X 
2  BEARING  ID  0.5000  0.5015  0.5045  0.0050  X 
BOLT  OD  0.4985  0.4995  0.4950  X 
3  BEARING  ID  0.3120  0.3125  0.3150  0.0030  X 
BOLT  OD  0.3110  0.3120  0.3090  X 
4  BEARING  ID  0.3125  0.3140  0.3170  0.0050  X 
BOLT  OD  0.3110  0.3120  0.3090  X 

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SPOILER MIXER - REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
1.  Equipment and Materials
　
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