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Figure 2-8.—Engine turning locations for borescope inspections.
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Figure 2-10.—Zero indexing the compressor rotor.

Figure 2-9.—Accessory drive gear ratios. to  establish  how  many  full  arcs  of  the  ratchet  wrench  are required  to  move  the  main  rotor  one  full  revolution.  For example,   when   you   are   using   the   forward   pad,   a 344-degree   revolution   of   the   input   drive   equals   360 degrees  on  the  main  rotor. SERVICE   LIMITS This  section  discusses  the  types  of  damage  that  you might   find   when   conducting   a   routine   inspection.   This material  will  be  limited  to  a  discussion  of  the  major engine  areas.  The  parts  nomenclature  that  is  used  in  this section  is  found  in  figure  2-11,  a  foldout  at  the  end  of this   chapter. Compressor  Section You  should  inspect  the  compressor  section  for  nicks and  dents,  cracks,  spacer  rubs,  casing  rubs,  blade  tip rubs,  bent  edges,  missing  pieces,  and  trailing  edge erosion.  Inspect  the  first-stage  compressor  midspan damper   for   leading   edge   dents   and   other   types   of 2-9

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