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This combined synopsis/solicitation requests quotes for the overhaul of the No. 4 Ships Service Diesel Generator (SSDG) on the USNS JOSHUA HUMPHREYS (TAO 188). The Military Sealift Command requires contractors to provide all labor, parts, equipment, and services to complete a 24,000 hour/3 year scheduled maintenance, including replacing numerous parts and components, inspecting and testing various systems, and conducting start-up and load testing upon reassembly. Responses are due by the date and time specified in the solicitation document. The procurement has a NAICS code of 333618 and PSC code of J028, and is not being set aside for small businesses.

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1.0 ABSTRACT

1.1. This work item describes the OEM providing all Labor and Parts to accomplish the 24,000 hour / 3 year scheduled maintenance of the No. 4 Ship Service Diesel Generator (SSDG).

2.0 REFERENCES/ENCLOSURES

2.1. References:

2.1.1. NAVSEA Technical Manual T9233-AH-MMC-010, Ship Service Diesel Generator Model 251F.

2.1.2. FM/ALCO Procedure “Engine Final Inspection, Pre-Run and Break-In”, ML-11000F (available onboard)

2.1.3. MSCLANT Standard Item No. 49, Revised 2 April, 1993 “Recondition Ventilation Fans & Motors, Squirrel Cage (AC) Service”

2.1.4. SMS Procedure 10.10-022-ALL Diesel Engine Maintenance Start-up and Dormant Start-up Procedures.

2.2. Enclosures:

2.2.1. List of Contractor Furnished Material, ALCO Ship Service Diesel Generator

3.0 ITEM DESCRIPTION/QUANTITY/LOCATION

3.1. Description/Quantity:

3.1.1. Ship Service Diesel Generator NO. 4

Mfr. - ALCO Power, Inc./Fairbanks Morse Engine Model - 251F Type - V-18 Cylinder, 4-cycle

RPM – 900

Qty: One (1) SSDG engine to be overhauled

3.2. Location: Engine Room (4-60-0), 25 ft. flat

4.0 CONTRACTOR FURNISHED EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL/SERVICE

4.1. Contractor Furnished Equipment: Torque Wrenches, Impact Tools, HI Torques.

4.1.1. Contractor Furnished Material: See enclosure 2.2.1, List of Government Furnished Material

4.2. Contractor Furnished Service: OEM Labor to perform a complete 24K Engine Overhaul.

5.0 NOTES

5.1. All torque wrenches and critical measuring devices shall be calibrated.

5.2. Ensure that all open-ended pipes, tubing and all other openings are covered immediately to protect equipment/systems from contamination. Extreme care is to be observed by all workers while working around and on the SSDG’s so as not to damage any gauge lines, relays, sensors, solenoids or other critical engine components.

5.3. The Rigging assist, creating, removal and disposal of Engine components and fluids to be provided by contractor facility.

6.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

6.1. All work shall be performed in accordance with OEM specifications

6.2The contractor prior to starting the overhaul shall sit down with the Port Engineer,
Chief Engineer, and ABS On-site surveyor and discuss what needs to be physical
Examined by the Chief Engineer and Port Engineer.

6.3 All Main Bearings, Connecting Rod, Cylinder Heads, Cam shafts, Fuel injectors Stretches /Torques are to be witnessed by the Port Engineer and Chief Engineer.

All Stretches and Torques are to be documented and provided into the final Report.

7.0 STATEMENT OF WORK REQUIRED

7.1. All required parts listed in Enclosure 2.2.1 are to be provided by the Contractor (CFM).

7.1.1. OEM representatives to perform the 24,000 hour/ 3 year scheduled maintenance of the Ship Service Diesel Generator NO. 4.

7.2. Provide all special tools and equipment to perform the 24,000 hour scheduled maintenance of the Ship Service Diesel Generator (SSDG). Special Tools to include:

7.2.1. Hydraulic Wrench Pack

7.2.2. Camshaft Support Saddles

7.2.3. Connecting Rod Parallelism Fixture, P/N 2472682

7.2.4. Connecting Rod Mandrel Kit, P/N 2472584

7.2.5. Main Bearing 3XLT Alco Arm 2-3/4” Socket & Hydraulic Pump.

7.3. Ensure that all pertinent systems, valves and circuit breakers are Secured and Tagged in accordance with MSC Procedures before commencing with this Work Item.

7.4. Remove all interferences to gain access to repairs. Reinstall upon completion.

7.5. Take and record all “As Found Clearance” Readings while disassembling SSDG Engine. These “As Found Clearance” Readings” shall be typewritten and be submitted to the MSCREP along with all ALCO Engine Manufacturer’s recommended clearances submitted as a comparison.

7.6. Measure and Record Crankshaft Deflection Readings and Thrust Readings before and after work is accomplished in accordance with Sec. 6-6 (Pg. 6-39) of reference 2.1.1.Inspect the Vibration Dampers in accordance with Sec. 6-6 (Pg. 6-39) of reference 2.1.1. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.7. Fuel Injectors:

7.7.1. Replace a total of eighteen (18) fuel oil injectors, supplied as CFM, when reassembling the SSDG.

7.7.2. Perform a Bench Test of the new CFM Injectors in accordance with Sec. 6-15 of reference 2.1.1 before installing.

7.8. Fuel Injection Pumps:

7.8.1. Replace a total of eighteen (18) fuel injection pumps and eighteen (18) fuel injection pump supports, supplied as CFM, when reassembling the SSDG.

7.8.2. After installing the eighteen (18) fuel injection pumps, the Manufacturer’s Technical Representative Shall properly “Time” the engine in accordance with reference 2.1.1.

7.9. Lube Oil Pump:

7.9.1. Remove, the Lube Oil Pump and ship to OEM authorized facility for overhaul and Repair in accordance with Sec. 6-23 of reference 2.1.1. Contractor to provide all parts for a complete rebuild. Once the pump has been overhauled ship back to the vessel and install. Provide a final report of all work that was accomplished.

7.9.2. Inspect pump drive gears and check for proper backlash. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.10. Jacket Water Pump:

7.10.1. Remove, Jacket Water Pump and ship to OEM authorized facility for overhaul and repair in accordance with Sec. 6-31 of reference 2.1.1. Contractor to provide parts for a complete rebuild. Once the pump has been overhauled ship back to the vessel and install. Provide a final report of all work that was accomplished.

7.10.2. Inspect pump drive gears and check for proper backlash. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.11. Fuel Booster Pump;

7.11.1. Remove, Fuel Booster Pump and Fuel Booster Pump Spider Coupling and Drive in accordance with Sec, 6-14 of reference 2.1.1. Ship to OEM authorized facility for overhaul and repair. Contractor to provide parts for a complete rebuild. Once the pump has been overhauled ship back to the vessel and install. Provide a final report of all work that was accomplished.

7.11.2. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.12. Camshaft Inspection:

7.12.1. Measure and record camshaft thrust against allowable limits in accordance with Sec. 6.4 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.12.2. Using camshaft support saddles, remove the Left Bank camshaft and Right Bank camshaft with Overspeed Trip Assemblies in accordance with Sec. 6.4 .2 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.12.3. Inspect the Overspeed Trips in accordance with Sec. 6-11 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.12.4. Examine camshaft’s thrust bearings, lobes, bearing journals, bushing and drive gears. Examine all parts for wear and defects. Measure and record all parts for wear.

7.12.5. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP with camshaft thrust readings, camshaft bearing ID’s, bearing running clearances, camshaft gear backlash and Fuel cam lifts.

7.12.6. Prior to reinstalling, all lubricating lines are to be blown out and proven free of all obstructions. Reassemble camshafts and confirm at the proper time, Cylinder’s No. 1R Piston TDC, using trammel or a calibrated dial indicator.

7.13. Air Start Motor:

7.13.1. Remove, clean and flush the Air Start Motor.

7.13.2. Clean and lubricate the Bendix drive before reassembling.

7.14. Intercooler:

7.14.1. Remove the front cover from the intercooler. Remove the intercooler core to facilitate left bank camshaft removal.

7.14.2. Transport the intercooler core to a commercial radiator cleaning facility. Ultrasonically clean the air side of the intercooler removing all traces of dirt, oil, grime, and foreign material. After cleaning conduct a visual inspection of the intercooler in the presence of the MSCREP. Perform a Hydrostatic Test of the intercooler to ensure no leaks. Transport the intercooler back to the vessel and reinstall.

7.14.3. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.14.4. Reinstall the intercooler and front cover utilizing CFM gaskets.

7.15. Pistons & Piston Rings:

7.15.1. Remove all piston and piston rings. Clean all piston ring gaps, take and record all measurements and submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.15.2. Take and record all piston, piston pin, pin bushing and cylinder liner measurements. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.15.3. Utilizing CFM reinstall new piston rings and reinstall pistons.

7.16. Cylinder Liners:

7.16.1. Remove all cylinder liners in accordance with ref. 2.1.1. Remove all ‘O’ rings. Clean the Jacket Cooling water surfaces and landing areas for the ‘O’ rings. In the Engine block clean the Jacket Cooling Water surfaces and the landing areas for the Cylinder Liner ‘O rings.

7.16.2. After inspection by the Manufacturer’s Technical Representative and the Chief Engineer take and record all cylinder liner measurements. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.16.3. Replace a total of eighteen (18) cylinder liner lower sleeves with CFM, p/n 2311062-1. Hydro test after installation and prove tight.

7.16.4. Reinstall all SSDG cylinder liners upon direction and in the presence of the Manufacturer’s Technical Representative being careful not to crimp or tear the cylinder liner ‘O’ rings while installing.

7.16.5. Lap liner to cylinder head seating surfaces.

7.17. Connecting Rods:

7.17.1. Check connecting rods for proper parallelism.

7.17.2. Polish connecting rod journals.

7.17.3. Assemble connecting rods to pistons using CFM piston wrist pins. Install all pistons and connecting rods using new CFM connecting rod bearings. Apply a light coat of engine oil to all bearing surfaces before reassembling.

7.18. Bearings:

7.18.1. Remove main bearing caps and roll out main bearing shells. In the presence of the Manufacturer’s Technical Representative inspect the bearing shells and crankshaft journals.

7.18.2. Install new GFM main crankshaft journal bearings.

7.18.3. Inspect crankshaft crankpins and main journal bearings in accordance with Sec. 6-6 of ref. 2.1.1. Crankpins are to be measured for wear, surface roughness and out of roundness. Wearing surfaces and fillets are to be inspected for fractures with magnaflux.

7.18.4. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.19. Cylinder Heads:

7.19.1. Accept receipt of eighteen (18) fully dressed CFM cylinder heads. Install utilizing GFM gaskets and seals in accordance with Sec. 6-8 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.19.2. Disassemble, clean, inspect and take all required measurements of the cylinder head lever mechanisms in accordance with Sec. 6-30 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.19.3. Inspect lifter assemblies, rocker arms, equalizing yokes, valve springs and levers.

7.19.4. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.19.5. Prior to reassembling, blow air through all lube oil lines to prove clear of any obstructions.

7.20. Crankcase Exhauster:

7.20.1. Remove the crankcase exhauster as a unit. Disassemble, clean and overhaul the fan and motor in accordance with reference 2.1.3.

7.20.2. Bore and bush the front end bell to original specifications.

7.20.3. Reinstall the Crankcase Exhauster as a unit in accordance with Sec. 6-5 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.21. Air Filter/ Silencer:

7.21.1. Remove, disassemble, and clean the Air Filter/Silencer assembly in accordance with ref. 2.1.1.

7.21.2. Remove the exhaust piping bellows connection to the turbocharger in accordance with Sec. 6-13 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.21.3. Remove the turbocharger for shop overhaul under Work Item No. 303, found elsewhere in this specification.

7.21.4. Upon completion of shop overhaul, reinstall using new gaskets.

7.21.5. Upon direction of the MSCREP, reassemble Air Filter/Silencer assembly and exhaust bellows using new gaskets.

7.22. Governor:

7.22.1. Inspect Governor Drive Gears in accordance with Sec. 6-21 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.22.2. Clean and inspect the fuel pump control shaft and crossover linkages in accordance with Sec. F of reference. 2.1.1. Check shaft bearings for wear. Check springs for “Snap Back” operation with no lost motion of the releasing lever allowed.

7.22.3. In accordance with Sec. 6-20 of ref. 2.1.1, disconnect the governor linkages and check for freedom of movement of all racks, linkages and control shafts should be checked for lost motion.

7.22.3.1. Submit an “As Found” Condition Report to the MSCREP.

7.22.4. Convey the SSDG Governor to an authorized Woodward Governor repair facility. Provide written documentation that the governor repair facility is an authorized Woodward repair facility. Overhaul and bench test the Governor in accordance with Manufacturer’s Specifications. Convey the governor from shop to ship and reinstall.

7.22.5. Perform adjustments upon reassembly of the fuel pump control shaft and governor linkages as outlines in Sec.6-18 of reference 2.1.1.

7.22.6. Lubricate all pertinent sections of the fuel pump control shaft and the governor linkages prior to engine operation with ship furnished oil.

7.23. Regulating & Control Valves:

7.23.1. Disassemble, clean and layout for inspection the 3” lube oil bypass valve. After inspection by the MSCREP, reassemble utilizing CFM and bench test (20 Psi. Lift Pressure) in the presence of the Chief Engineer. All work shall be accomplished in accordance with Sec. 6-27 of ref. 2.1.1.

7.23.2. Disassemble, clean and layout for inspection the 2” lube oil control valve. After inspection by the MSCREP, reassemble utilizing GFM and bench test (130-135 Psi Lift Pressure) in the presence of the Chief Engineer. All work shall be accomplished in accordance with Ref. 2.1.1.

7.23.3. Disassemble, clean and layout for inspection the fuel booster pump relief valve. After inspection by the MSCREP, reassemble utilizing CFM and bench test (75 Psi Lift Pressure) in the presence of the Chief Engineer. All work shall be accomplished in accordance with Ref. 2.1.1.

7.24. Flexible Hose Replacement

7.24.1. Replace all air, fuel, lube oil, and cooling water flexible hoses using CFM.

7.25. Lagging & Insulation:

7.25.1. Perform a visual inspection of all removed/disturbed insulation, insulating pads, and flange shields.

7.25.2. Submit two (2) copies of a written report detailing the results of the inspections along with recommended repairs or replacements to the MSCREP.

7.25.3. The cost of insulation repairs or replacements, if required, will be covered by a change order to this work item.

7.26. Start-up Meeting:

7.26.1. Prior to starting up the SSDG No.4 the Contractor shall request a meeting with the Chief Engineer and Port Engineer to discuss the maintenance that was performed and to review a copy of the preliminary service report and to review the Ref. 2.4 SMS Procedure 10.10-022-All Diesel Engine Maintenance Start-up and Dormant Start-up procedures.

7.27. Testing:

7.27.1. Time all fuel pumps and set valve lash. Inspect and adjust the clearance of the magnetic pick-up.

7.27.2. Before any testing or running of the SSDG begins, thoroughly clean the engine crankcase and sump with lint-free rags and inspect in the presence of the manufacturer’s technical representative and the Chief Engineer. Thoroughly clean and wipe down the engine, foundation, piping, and deck around and underneath the SSDG. Final cleanliness inspection shall be conducted by the MSCREP.

7.27.3. Upon completion of all work, adjust, “Set” and test all the SSDG’s electrical, temperature, pressure and RPM emergency alarms and shutdowns in the presence of the Chief Engineer, MSCREP and ABS Surveyor.

7.27.4. Conduct an Engine Pre-Run and Break-In in accordance with reference 2.1.2. Ship’s load will be used (incrementally) to provide a source of kW in order to Load Test the SSDG. No leakage will be allowed on the SSDG. No load testing will commence until all leaks have been corrected after the Pre-Run phase of this Work Item to the complete satisfaction of the Chief Engineer and the Manufacturer’s Technical Representative.

7.27.5. Take and record all SSDG temperatures, pressures and electrical readings during testing, run-in and break-in operations. Upon completion, provide two (2) copies of readings taken to the MSCREP.

7.28. All dirt, debris and oily rags resulting from this work item shall be removed from the ship daily and all areas left clean and in good order.

7.29. Preparation of Drawings: None.

7.30. Upon completion of the aforementioned repairs, inspections, and tests, provide two (2) copies of a typewritten report, prepared by the OEM Technical Field Service Representative, to the MSCREP detailing the results of all visual inspections, clearance readings taken, repairs performed, test results, corrective actions, and any recommendations for future repairs.

USNS Joshua Humphreys

( TAO 188 )

AUXILIARY MACHINERY
N32205-20-SIMACQ-DMO-N7-0224
Services Order Item No. 0501
Category "A"
2019-10-02
Ships Service Generator NO 4; Overhaul
Williams, Clifton

8.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: None additional

Item
Qty.
P/N
Description
Component
1
18
22200243-1*UE
Cylinder Heads; Unit Exchange
Major
2
18
23200131*UE
Fuel Injection Pumps (18mm); Unit Exchange
Major
3
18
22300129*UE
Fuel Nozzle&Holder;145x.400); Unit Exchange
Major
4
18
23202410-1*UE
Fuel Pump Supports; Unit Exchange
Major
5
18
4321022-2
Upper Spring Retainer, Fuel Pump Support
Major
6
18
4321021
Lower Spring Retainer, Fuel Pump Support
Major
7
18
4461013
Inner Spring, Fuel Pump Support
Major
8
18
24610940
Outer Spring, Fuel Pump Support
Major
9
18
21710226
Con/Rod Bearing - Upper
Major
10
18
21710228
Con/Rod Bearing – Lower
Major
11
18
2170017-1
Connecting Rods
Major
12
18
21511034
Dowel, 3/8” x 5/8” (special)
Major
13
18
21511041
Dowel, 3/8” x 7/8” (special)
Major
14
18
2501067-9
Gasket Kits, Power Cyl. Set
Major
15**
18
2153595
Gasket, Fuel Inlet to Header (**)
Major
16**
36
2153594
Gasket, Fuel Oil Pump Inlet (**)
Major
17
1
25010630
Gasket Kit, Overhaul, 18-Cyl. Engine Set & P/N 25010630
Major
18
18
2181196
O-Ring, Gasket
Major
19
18
24200424
Pistons, Mexican Hat, 11.5:1
Major
20
18
2420021-2
Piston Pin (with sleeve)
Major
21
36
2152788-1
Snap ring, Piston Pin
Major
22
18
2171016-1
Bushings, Con/Rod
Major
23
72
2171053
Bolt, Conn/Rod (Special)
Major
24
72
2151022
Nut, Conn/Rod (Special)
Major
25
18
24200517-1
Piston Ring Sets
Major
26
2
21410365-1
Bearings, Main Thrust
Major
27
18
21410166
Bearings, Main
Major
28
18
22110115
Cylinder Liner
Major
29
18
2311062-1
Lower Cylinder Liner Sleeve
Major
30
18
2241322-5
Valve Lever Shaft
Major
31
36
2153638-1
Bushing, Valve Lever
Major
32
20
2151119
Gaskets, copper
Major
33
2
2281032
Spacer, 1 3/8”, exhaust
Major
34
2
2154307
Capscrew, special
Major
35
2
2281033
Spacer, 3/4”, exhaust
Major
36
6
21553619
Capscrew, special
Major
37
8
21558210
Nut, lock HT, 1/2-13
Major
38
10
21553816
Washer, special
Major
39
18
2370014
Indicator Cock
Major
40
6
21536522
Gasket, Exhaust Manifold to Turbo
Major
41
8
2241294-1
Sleeve, pushrod
Major
42
18
21510519
Dowel, ½” x 1”
Major
43
18
2154025-2
Gasket, air elbow
Major
44
18
21522612-2
Gasket, fuel pump
Major
45
18
21522625
Gasket
Major
46
18
2153409-1
Grommet assembly
Major
47
18
2153657-1
Gasket, shrouded exhaust
Major
48
18
2402466-1
Valve, snubber
Fuel Oil Injector Nozzles/Holder/Tubes
49
36
2151691-1
Nut, 5/8-11
Fuel Oil Injector Nozzles/Holder/Tubes
50
4
2402096
Clamp, elbow
Fuel Oil Injector Nozzles/Holder/Tubes
51
4
24017012
Tube, Fuel Injection, shielded
Fuel Oil Injector Nozzles/Holder/Tubes
52
36
2153403
Stopper, rubber
Fuel Oil Injector Nozzles/Holder/Tubes
53
6
2152723
Bushing
Fuel Pump Control Shafts and Levers
54**
5
2153322
Gasket, Elbow to Block
Crankcase Exhauster
55
2
23913130
Bushing
Attached Lube Oil Pump
56**
1
23913651
Gasket, back plate to casing (**)
Attached Lube Oil Pump
57
5
23913129
Bushing
Attached Lube Oil Pump
58
1
23913652
Gasket, Face Plate to Casing (**)
Attached Lube Oil Pump
59
1
23510814
Driven Impeller
Attached Lube Oil Pump
60
1
23510825
Drive Impeller
Attached Lube Oil Pump
61
1
2391613-1
Key, Drive Impeller to gear
Attached Lube Oil Pump
62
1
2491117
Valve seat bushing
Attached Lube Oil Pump
63
1
2491147
Spring seat
Attached Lube Oil Pump
64
1
2491128
Cup disc
Attached Lube Oil Pump
65
1
2461205
Spring
Attached Lube Oil Pump
66
1
2491246
Stem, L.O. Reg. Valve
Attached Lube Oil Pump
67
1
21547910
Steel ball, 3/8
Attached Lube Oil Pump
68**
1
2152274
Gasket, housing to pump casing (**)
Attached Lube Oil Pump
69
1
2491522
Special stud, pump casing to housing
Attached Lube Oil Pump
70
1
23510824
Drive Gear, L.O. Pump
Attached Lube Oil Pump
71
1
2151261
Locking nut, gear to drive impeller
Attached Lube Oil Pump
72**
2
21511855-1
Gasket, pump & plate to base (**)
Attached Lube Oil Pump
73
1
23913665
Gasket
Attached Lube Oil Pump
74
16
2153211-1
Lock Nut, 5/8-11
Attached Lube Oil Pump
75
4
2151313-1
Lock Washer, 1/2
Attached Lube Oil Pump
76
1
22511421
Impeller, water pump
Attached Jacket Water Pump
77
1
2251284-2
Sleeve, tapered; Shaft to impeller
Attached Jacket Water Pump
78
1
22511513
Shaft with wear sleeve
Attached Jacket Water Pump
79
1
21512716
Key, Impeller; 3/8 x 3/8 x 1
Attached Jacket Water Pump
80
1
2151272
Key, Gear, 1/2 x 1/2 x 2
Attached Jacket Water Pump
81
1
2251193
Bearing, Impeller end
Attached Jacket Water Pump
82
1
2251201
Bearing, Drive end
Attached Jacket Water Pump
83
1
2251216
Oil seal
Attached Jacket Water Pump
84
1
2251181-1
Oil slinger
Attached Jacket Water Pump
85
1
2251252
Gasket, casing to frame
Attached Jacket Water Pump
86
1
2251253-4
Gasket, seal plate to frame
Attached Jacket Water Pump
87
1
21558212
Nut, impeller (Special)
Attached Jacket Water Pump
88
1
2351156-1
Gear, drive
Attached Jacket Water Pump
89
1
2151261
Nut (Special), slotted, gear to pump
Attached Jacket Water Pump
90
2
2250034-3
Water pump seal
Attached Jacket Water Pump
91
1
21542958
“O” ring
Attached Jacket Water Pump
92**
2
2151973-1
Gasket, pump to drive housing (**)
Attached Jacket Water Pump
93
1
22512812
Sleeve
Attached Jacket Water Pump
94
4
16393079
Coupling, 3”
Attached Jacket Water Pump
95
2
2251216
Oil Seal
Attached Jacket Water Pump
96
2
24023635
Elbow, 90 Deg., 7/8-14
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
97
2
24015918
Spacer
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
98
2
24030681
Clamp
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
99
2
24022111
Union, 5/8
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
100
2
2403386
Tube, 5/8 x .049 x 23
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
101
2
21555892
Capscrew, 3/8-16 x 2
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
102
2
2151491-1
Washer, 3/8
Fuel Oil Crossover Piping
103
1
24912916
Coupling
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
104
1
21526730
Gasket
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
105
2
2361343-1
Seal, Oil
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
106
1
21512749
Key, 3/16 x 3/16 x 1 1/2
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
107
1
21512781
Key, 3/16 x 3/16 x 1 3/4
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
108
1
21526711-2
Gasket
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
109
1
23210554
Shaft, Fuel Booster Pump Drive
Fuel Booster Pump & Drive
110**
2
21511819
Gasket, Cover to Cyl. Block (**)
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
111
1
2161134
Camshaft thrust bearing
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
112
1
21522653-2
Gasket, cover to bearing housing
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
113
1
23510116
Camshaft Gear, Right & Left side
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
114
2
21512779
Special Key, Gear to shaft
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
115
1
2161441
Thrust plate, bearing to flywheel
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
116
20
2161332
Camshaft bushings
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
117
2
2155172
Special Nut, gear to shaft
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
118
64
2151682
Stud, special, section fastening
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
119
64
21513730
Lock nut, elastic, 1/2-20
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
120
8
2151054
Dowel, straight, 1/2 x 1
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
121
2
16393715
Pipe plug, gear end, 1/2
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
122
2
21510532
Pin, spiral, 1/4 x 5/8
Camshaft & Thrust Bearing & Flywheel
123
4
2151791
Ball Bearing
Governor Drive
124
1
2351034-1
Gear, pinion
Governor Drive
125
1
23510617-1
Gear, Governor Drive
Governor Drive
126
1
21512771
Key, 3/16 x 3/16 x 7/8
Governor Drive
127**
1
2151174
“O” ring, bearing casing (**)
Governor Drive
128
2
2151791
Ball bearing
Governor Drive
129
1
2351062-1
Gear, shaft bevel
Governor Drive
130
1
2155675
Shims, Governor Drive
Governor Drive
131
1
2361049
Shaft, drive
Governor Drive
132
1
2155671
Shim Set
Governor Drive
133
2
2151401
Cotter pins
Governor Drive
134
1
2152853
Needle Bearing
Governor Linkage
135**
1
21522638-1
Gasket, Gov. to housing (**)
Governor Linkage
136
1
2152535-2
Gasket
Governor Linkage
137
1
24610929
Spring
Governor Linkage
138
1
24026038
Flexible Hose, Reference # 2
Air Manifold Pressure Regulating Valve
139
1
24023064
Flexible Hose, Reference # 4
Air Manifold Pressure Regulating Valve
140
2
24031225
Flexible Hose, Reference # 5
Air Barring Motor
141
2
24031119
Flexible Hose, Reference # 8, 24
Piping, Barring Gear Interlock
142
1
24023067
Flexible Hose, Reference # 2,
Piping, FO Return from Header
143
1
24031667
Flexible Hose, Reference # 18
Piping, FO Return from Header
144
1
24031624
Flexible Hose, Reference # 23
Lube Oil to Turbo
145
1
2403166
Flexible Hose, Reference #36
Free End Hose, w/ fire Sleeve. 44 lg
146
1
24031187
Flexible Hose, Reference #63
Water to Gas Inlet Casing
147
1
24031277
Flexible Hose, Reference # 67
Hose , free end
148
1
24031272
Flexible Hose, Reference # 87
Hose , free end
149
1
24031291
Flexible Hose, Reference # 98
Hose , free end

Note: (**) Included in Item 17 – Gasket Kit, 18-Cyl. Engine Set, P/N 25010630

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