(g)
Do not use a soapstone to put a mark on the engine parts.
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_______ MATING SURFACE OF A PART UNLESS SPECIFIED DIFFERENTLY IN THE APPLICABLE MANUAL SECTION. DAMAGE TO THE PARTS COULD OCCUR.
(h) It you must identify the offset holes in mating parts, use these steps: 1) You can vibropeen an X mark on a surface which does not
touch. This surface must be adjacent to the offset hole. 2) If a different procedure is given for that specified area, use that procedure.
B. Consumable Materials
(1)
Marking Materials for Hot and Cold Section Engine Parts:
(a)
G00754 Pen - Felt Wick
(b)
G00756 Ink - Instant Dry
(c)
G00757 Pen - Marks-A-Lot
(d)
G00758 Pen - Marker, Cado Marker
(e)
G00874 Marker - Pen, Brushpen No. 57
(f)
G00922 Ink - Black, Instant Dry, Tex-Rite 400-1
(g)
G00759 Ink - Red, Instant Dry, Tex-Rite 400-2
(h)
G00761 Ink - Purple, Instant Dry, Tex-Rite 400-7
(i)
G00878 Dye - Layout, Purple, Micro Supreme No. 142
(j)
G00915 Crayon - Red, Phono No. 71
(k)
G00873 Pencils - Anadel Silver No. 1936
(l)
G00846 Pencil - Colorbrite Silver No.2101
(2)
Marking Materials for Cold Section Engine Parts Only:
(a)
G00925 Ink - Black, Volger Opaque
(b)
G00946 Ink - Black, Dykem KX425
(c)
G00949 Ink - Black, PMC 4057-1, Metal Marking No. 977-9
(d)
G00762 Ink - White, Dykem KXX 122
(e)
G00765 Ink - White, PMC 4057-2, Metal Marking No. 977-9
(f)
G00952 Ink - Black, Carter No. 45
C.
Temporary Marks on Engine Components
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(1) Use this procedure to put a temporary mark on parts for
identification when you touch, keep, and assemble parts.
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CAUTION: DO NOT APPLY TEMPORARY MARKS WITH PROCEDURES WHICH CAN KEEP A
_______ LAYER OR CARBON, ZINC, COPPER, LEAD, OR OTHER MATERIALS ON THE SURFACE. BECAUSE OF THIS, ALSO DO NOT USE LEAD OR METALLIC PENCILS. THESE LAYERS CAN CAUSE THE FATIQUE STRENGTH OF THE MATERIAL TO BE DECREASED AT HIGH TEMPERATURES. IF ONE OF THESE PROCEDURES WAS USED, REMOVE THE MARK WITH THE APPROVED PROCEDURE GIVEN FOR THAT TYPE OF MARK AND SURFACE MATERIAL.
(2) When you apply marks with a marking pencil, do not put the mark on the surfaces which follow:
(a)
The surfaces of the carbon seal plate
(b)
The mating surfaces of machined parts.
D. Procedures to Apply Marks
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CAUTION: DO NOT ELECTROLYTICALLY ETCH A SURFACE WHICH IS ANODIZED.
_______
DAMAGE TO THE PARTS COULD OCCUR.
(1) The steps that follow give instructions on the different types of marks which you can apply to the surface of a part.
(a) Electrolytic etch 1) The electrolysis procedure uses a stencil to make the
letters and numbers. 2) The marks made with this procedure are permanent. 3) If it is necessary, you can also use this procedure to make
temporary marks.
4) You can etch a surface with electrolysis on all surfaces of the part which do not touch and move against a different surface.
(b) Marks made with ink. 1) Letters and numbers are made when you apply ink to the surface of the part. 2) Inks used to make a mark on the surface can lightly etch the surface. 3) Make sure the ink does not cause damage to the surface of the part.
4) You can apply an ink mark to all surfaces of the part which do not touch and move against a different surface.
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