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Guidelines For Reusable Parts and Salvage Operations of Lifters Visual Inspection of Lifters

This document provides guidelines for determining whether used lifters can be reused during salvage operations. It states that lifters should be installed in their original bores and orientation for proper assembly. Visual inspections are described to identify lifters that are acceptable for reuse due to normal wear versus those that should be discarded due to corrosion, handling damage, or excessive wear of rollers or bodies. Factors such as pitting, scuffing, or damage from contaminants indicate a lifter should not be reused.

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Guidelines For Reusable Parts and Salvage Operations of Lifters Visual Inspection of Lifters

This document provides guidelines for determining whether used lifters can be reused during salvage operations. It states that lifters should be installed in their original bores and orientation for proper assembly. Visual inspections are described to identify lifters that are acceptable for reuse due to normal wear versus those that should be discarded due to corrosion, handling damage, or excessive wear of rollers or bodies. Factors such as pitting, scuffing, or damage from contaminants indicate a lifter should not be reused.

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GUIDELINES FOR REUSABLE PARTS AND

SALVAGE OPERATIONS OF LIFTERS

Visual Inspection of Lifters


Introduction :
This guideline enables dealers and their customers to benefit from cost reductions made possible through an
established parts reusability and salvage program. This guideline and other applicable guidelines should be used
to determine if the roller lifters can be used again. A lifter will create a specific wear pattern on the camshaft lobe.
Each lifter and each camshaft lobe will have a similar wear pattern at the point of contact. Used lifters should be
installed in the original bores and the original orientation during assembly. If this practice is not followed, the
difference in wear patterns can result in a faster rate of wear or failure. To ensure proper assembly, mark each
lifter during disassembly for positive identification of the correct location and orientation during assembly.

Corrosion

Reuse the lifter after polishing. Damage from rust

Do not reuse the lifter. This lifter has damage from corrosion to the roller

Handling and Storage Damage

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Reuse the lifter after polishing.Scratches on the roller (1) & Dents and nicks (2) from improper handling
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Reuse the lifter after polishing.Scratches on the roller (1) & Dents and nicks (2) from improper handling

Wear of the Roller

Do not reuse. Frosting of the roller Reuse. Normal wear on the roller

Reuse. Normal wear on the roller Reuse. Typical example of light circumferential wear

Do not reuse. Typical example of heavy pitting or


galling Reuse. Typical example of light circumferential wear
Do not reuse. Scuffing of the roller can be seen
Do not reuse. This is a typical example of pitting. between the arrows. Scuffing is an indication that
The pitting is not heavy, but it is still unacceptable the roller has not been properly rotating

Do not reuse. This is a typical example of


damage caused by pin wear or roller wear

Wear of the Body

Reuse. Typical wear of the body

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