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001-026 Cylinder Block
General Information
There are seven variations of K19

cylinder blocks and oversize liners now in
the field. Use the following information to
identify the parts that are used. Make
sure the correct parts are used with the
correct block.
Definition of counterbore features:
• (1) Upper counterbore inside

diameter, called upper press fit
inside diameter
• (2) Counterbore depth
• (3) Lower counterbore inside
diameter, called lower press fit
inside diameter
• (4) Packing ring bore
• (5) Counterbore ledge
• (6) Counter bore radius (graphic
illustrates double undercut radius).
The thick flanged block:
• (1) The upper press fit inside

diameter of the bore is machined at
the factory and referred to as
standard. The inside diameter of
the standard bore is 188.16 to
188.21 mm [7.408 to 7.410 in].
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• (2) The counterbore standard depth

for some engines built between
September 1994, engine serial
number 37155415, and June 1995,
engine serial number 37158125,
and after is 13.746 to 13.818 mm
[0.5412 to 0.544 in]. The
counterbore standard depth for all
engines built June 1995, engine
serial number 37158125, is 13.754
to 13.818 mm [0.5422 to 0.544 in].
The counterbore standard depth for
all blocks manufactured from
February 1981 to September 1994,
engine serial number 37155415, is
13.23 to 13.28 mm [0.521 to 0.523
in].
• (3) Lower press fit inside diameter
of the bore is machined at the
factory and referred to as standard.
The inside diameter of the standard
bore is 180.09 to 180.14 mm [7.090
to 7.092 in].
• (6) The thick flange block has the
double undercut radius.
Most engines with an engine serial

number greater than 311216 70,
February 1981, contain this type of block.
All K19 engines with engine serial

number that begins with 37, December
1986, and engines with a serial number
that begins with a 66, have this type of
block.
The thin flange factory modified block is

the same as the thick flange block except
for the groove (7), which has no function.
This block is treated exactly the same as

the thick flange block.
The thin flange field modified to thick

flange block will be referred to as the ex-
thin flange block.
• (1) The upper press fit inside

diameter varies with the upper
press fit oversized liner used during
the modification.
• (2) The depth is 13.23 to 13.28 mm
[0.521 to 0.523 in].
• (3) The lower press fit inside
diameter is the same as the thick
flange block.
• (8) It has a 1.73 to 1.85 mm [0.068
to 0.073 in] radius that is not
undercut.
This type block is found on engines with

engine serial number between 31103629,
November 1976, and 31121670,
February 1981. as they were originally
built with thin flange blocks.
The thin flange block has:
• (1) A upper press fit inside diameter

that can vary depending on the type
of the upper press fit oversized thin
flange liner used. Standard thin
flanged liners are available.
Oversized thin flange liners are no
longer available.
• (2) Counterbore depth is 7.62 to
7.67 mm [0.300 ot 0.302 in].
• (3) Lower press fit inside diameter
is the same as the thick flange type.
The radius is double undercut. This type

of block is found on engines with an
engine serial number range of 31103629
to 31121669.
The counterbore ring thick flange (8) is

identified by the counter bore ring.
Depth (2), depth (11), and the inside

diameter (3) are the same as present
K38 and K50 engines, and thus use
standard and oversized K38 and K50
liners. This type is not lower press fit.
That is, by design there was not always
a press fit below the liner flange (3).
There is no recommended salvage for
the inside diameter (3) on these blocks.
This type block is found on engines with

an engine serial range between
31101150, August 1975, to 31103628,
The original1976.
November K19:
• (1) Upper press fit inside diameter

is the same as the present K38 and
K50 engines.
• (2) Depth is the same as the
present K38 and K50 engines.
• (3) Lower counterbore is the same
as the present K38 and K50, but
will probably not provide press fit to
the liner.
There is no recommended salvage for

the inside diameter (3) on this type block.
This type of block is found on engines

with an engine serial number range of
31100101, July 1974, to 31101149,
August 1975.
Cummins Inc. recommends this style

block not be reused.
The cylinder liners are:
• (1) Flange outside diameter

referred to as the upper press fit
outside diameter.
• (2) Referred to as lower press fit
outside diameter.
The standard K19 liners are those liners

used in new production K19 engines.
Oversized liners have dimensions that
are oversized with respect to the
standard liner.
For example, 20/20 OS means the upper

press fit outside diameter (1) is 0.020
inch larger than the standard liner and
the lower press fit outside diameter is
0.020 in larger than the standard liner.
The specification for the liner flange

thickness on all K19 liners, standard and
oversized is the same, 13.360 to 13.386
mm [0.526 to 0.527 in].
The K38 and K50 liner is referred to as

the liner used to in new production K38
and K50 engines. The K38 and K50
production liner upper press fit outside
diameter is normally 2.16 mm [0.085 in]
larger and the lower press fit outside
diameter is normally 1.65 mm [0.065 in]
larger than the respective outside
diameter on the standard K19 liner.
The K38 and K50 liner can be described

as 85/65 oversized with respect to the
K19. The use of K38 and K50 oversized
upper press fit liners to repair K19
counterbores is not recommended.
The use of standard K38 and K50 liners

in a properly machined K19 block is
authorized.
Preparatory Steps
Use a drill, a sheet metal screw, and the

listed parts from the light duty puller kit,
Part Number 3375784:
• Slide hammer
• Hook.
Remove the listed plugs:
• (1) Main oil passage cup plug

• (2) Piston cooling oil passage cup
plug
• (3) Main oil passage pipe plug
• (4) Water pump idler oil passage
plug.
NOTE: Engines equipped with a rear

gear drive must not have a plug in the
main oil passage.
Remove the listed plugs:
• (5) Main oil passage cup plug

• (6) Piston cooling rifle cup plug
• (7) Piston cooling oil passage pipe
plug.
Remove the seven cup plugs from the

camshaft oil passages.
These passages extend through the

camshaft bores to the main bearing
bores. The passage for the number six
main rifle contains a steel tube that has
an interference fit with the drilled

passage.
To allow for the proper coolant flow and

air removal of the cylinder head and
engine block on a horizontally mounted
K19 engine, a coolant drilling runs the
entire length of the cylinder block and
passes through the center of each
cylinder liner cavity.
The drilling is plugged by a ¼ pipe plug.
It is not necessary to remove the cup

plug at the end of the block unless it is
leaking.
Remove the cup plug from the hydraulic

pump idler oil passage.
Remove the pipe plug from the

lubricating oil pump oil passage.
Use dowel pin extractor, Part Number

3163720, or equivalent to perform the
listed steps to remove the 12 cylinder
head groove pins.
1. Place the split collet (8) over the

groove pin.
2. Slide the extractor collar (9) over
the split collet.
3. Use the slide hammer (10) to push
the extractor collar over the split
collet tightly.
4. Use the slide hammer to remove

the groove pin.
Clean and Inspect for Reuse
CAUTION
To reduce the possibility of leaks and

engine damage, do not damage the
machine gasket surfaces or the
camshaft bushings.
Use a scraper, a wire brush, or hand pad,

Part Number 3823258, to clean all the
heavy dirt deposits off the cylinder block
and clean:
• All gasket surfaces

• All mounting surfaces
• Cylinder liner counterbore ledge
and press fit areas
• Cylinder liner packing ring bore
• Top of block
• Main bearing saddle and caps
• All cup plug bores.
Clean all the oil passages with a long

handle bottle brush.
WARNING
When using solvents, acids or alkaline
materials for cleaning, follow the
manufacturer's recommendations for
use. Wear goggles and protective
clothing to reduce the possibility of

personal injury.
CAUTION
A cleaning solution must be used that

will not harm camshaft bearings.
Cummins Inc. does not recommend any

specific cleaning solution. Use the
General Cleaning Instructions procedure.
Refer to Procedure 204-008.
Follow the instructions of the

manufacturer of the cleaning tank and
the manufacturer of the cleaning solution.
Remove the block from the engine stand

and place it into a tank of cleaning
solution.
WARNING
When using a steam cleaner, wear
safety glasses or a face shield, as well
as protective clothing. Hot steam can
cause serious personal injury.
WARNING
Wear appropriate eye and face
protection when using compressed air.
Flying debris and dirt can cause
personal injury.
CAUTION
To reduce the possibility of damage to

the cylinder block, make sure all the
water is removed from the capscrew
holes and the oil passages.
Remove the block from the cleaning tank.
Steam clean the block.
Make sure all the oil passages are clean.
Dry the block with compressed air.
If the cylinder block is not going to be

used immediately, apply a coating of
preservative oil to prevent rust.
Cover the block to prevent dirt from

sticking to the oil.
Check the top surface of the block for

wear. If fretting damage is present in an
area where a head gasket seal ring or a
grommet makes contact, the surface
must be repaired.
Fretting damage in any other area is

acceptable if it does not change the
protrusion measurement of the
counterbore or liner.
A newly machined surface must be flat

within 0.05 mm [0.002 in] under a
cylinder head. Waves on the surface are
acceptable as long as they are not more
than 0.018 mm [0.0007 in] high, and the
high and low points of the waves are not
closer than 25 mm [1.0 in].
A newly machined surface must meet

the specifications for block height. The
top of the surface of the cylinder liner
counterbore must be machined.
The parting line of the main bearing cap

is not at the same height as the
centerline of the main bearing bore.
Measure the cylinder block height.
If the checking ring or the centering ring

is not available, the height of the block
can be measured from the top of the
bearing saddle (14).
Cylinder Block Height
mm in
(13) Center Line 481.94 MIN 18.974
Main Bearing
Bore
482.78 MAX 19.007
(14) Top of Main 407.70 MIN 16.051
Bearing Saddle
408.53 MAX 16.084
If the height of the block from the

crankshaft centerline is less than 482.42
mm [18.993 in], a 0.51 mm [0.020 in]
oversize head gasket must be used.
Check the main bearing caps that are
loose.
If the height of the block from the main
bearing bore is less than 408.20 mm
The main
[16.071 in],bearing
a 0.51 cap
mmmust
[0.020bein]repalced
oversize
if:
head gasket must be used.
The•height
The clearance
of the block causes
mustthenotmain
vary
bore alignment not to be
more than 0.05 mm [0.002 in] from end- within
to-endspecifications.
of the block. If the block height is
not within clearance
• The between
specifications, thesurface
the top block
of theand
blockthemust
cap isbemore than 0.18
machined mm
or the
[0.007
block replaced. in] on either side of the cap
when the cap is installed and
If the tightened
top surface toof
specifications.
the block is
machined, ledge depthorofheat
• There is fretting the damage
cylinder to
the cap.
liner counterbore must be machined.
On new or reconditioned blocks, the

main bearing cap is 0.00 to 0.254 mm
[0.00 to 0.010 in] larger than the block.
Force must be used to install the caps.
Service caps do not have the bore

machined to a final specification. If the
cap is machined, use the correct parts of
the main bearing boring tool, Part
Number ST-1177.
Check the water holes (15). If erosion or

pitting is more than 0.08 mm [0.003 in]
deep or extends more than 2.4 mm
[0.095 in] from the edge of the water
hole, the water hole must be repaired.
Use the coolant passage repair kit, Part

Number 3824047, or the water hole
surface repair kit, Part Number 3824066,
to repair the water hole.
Check the threads of the capscrew holes

(16) for damage. Use a threaded insert if
a damaged hole must be repaired.
Main Bearing Bore
Place two centering rings, Part Number

ST-1177-54, in the number two and
number six main bearing locations.
The main bearing caps are numbered

one through seven. Install each cap in
the correct location. The slot in the cap
for the bearing tang must be on the
same side as the slot in the block.
Position the main bearing caps in the

cylinder block.
Install the capscrews, making sure they

are positioned correctly.
Use a mallet to drive the caps down until

they touch the block.
If any of the caps do not require force

during installation, mark the cap to check
the side clearance.
Tighten the capscrews for the main

bearing caps.
Torque Value:
1. 270 n.m [200 ft-lb]

2. 610 n.m [450 ft-lb]
Lubricate the inside diameter of the two

centering rings.
Install the alignment/boring bar, Part

Number ST-1177-16, in the two centering
rings.
The bar must turn easily.
If the bar does not turn easily, make sure

the main bearing caps are installed
correctly.
If the main bearing caps appear to be

installed correctly, move the centering
ring to another bearing location.
Install the checking ring into the main

bearing bore by hand.
If the ring will not slide through the main

bearing bore, check the bore for burrs.
Remove any burrs in the bore.
If the checking ring still will not slide

through the bore, the bore is undersized
and must be repaired. Refer to the
Alternate Repair Manual, Bulletin
3379035.
Use a 0.076 mm [0.003 in] feeler gauge

that is not more than 13 mm [0.5 in]
wide.
Center the checking ring in the bore.
Attempt to insert the feeler gauge

between the checking ring and the bore.
Rotate the gauge in the bore at both

sides of the checking ring.
The bore alignment of the main bearing

is acceptable if:
• The gauge does not enter at any

point.
• The gauge will enter but will not
slide through or around the bore,
and the alignment bar will rotate
If the with
toolsthe
to check
gaugethe main bearing
inserted.
bore alignment are not available, use a
dial
The bore
bore indicator.
alignment of the main bearing
is not acceptable if:
Measure the inside diameter in the three
positions
• Theillustrated
gauge entersin the graphic.
and slides The
insidearound
diameter themust
bore.be completely
This indicates the
roundbore
within
is 0.013 mmand
oversize [0.0005
mustin].be
repaired.
NOTE:• The gauge the
Support will enter on one side
rear portion of the
only, but can slide around
block on a flat surface to obtain the the bore.
This indicates the bore
most accurate measurement of the is tapered
insideand must be repaired.
diameter.
Main Bearing Bore I.D. (Capscrews

Torqued to Specification)
mm in
148.44 MIN 5.8444
148.50 MAX 5.8465
Assemble
CAUTION
Do not install any cup plugs or pipe

plugs in the block until the inspect and
any necessary repair procedures are
completed. This will prevent dirt from
being trapped in any oil passages.
Apply a thin coat of pipe Loctite sealant,

Part Number 3375068, or equivalent, to
the pipe or cup plugs.
Install the pipe plugs.
Use cup plug driver, Part Number

3164085 or 3376795, with all cup plug
drivers to install the cup plugs.
Cup Plug Driver Part Cup Plug

Number Size
Crack
3822372Detection Test
0.375 in
3376793 0.500 in
3376813 0.875 in
WARNING
3376812 1.125 in
3376814 1.625 in
When using solvents, acids or alkaline
materials for cleaning, follow the
manufacturer's recommendations for
use. Wear goggles and protective
clothing to reduce the possibility of
personal injury.
Clean the counterbore area with safety

solvent.
Metallurgical analysis of cross sections of

counterbores having circumferential
cracks has revealed the cracks are
surface-initiated on the top of the
counterbore ledge, and normally do not
propagate vertically through the
counterbore ledge into the coolant

passage around the cylinder liner.
Pitting on the liner seat is not acceptable.

The illustration in the graphic is an
example of pitting in a damaged area.
This block requires machining before it

can be used. Refer to Procedure 001-028
for the machine depth for the seal ring.
Check the counterbore ledge for cracks

with crack detection kit, Part Number
3375432, or equivalent.
Circumferential cracks of the counterbore

ledge are acceptable if the cracks do not
extend to or over the edge of the ledge
as shown in the illustration.
Circumferential cracks in the radius are

acceptable if they do not extend more
than 90 degrees around the radius.
It is not necessary to machine the block

in an effort to remove acceptable cracks.
If cracks that are not acceptable are

found during the initial inspection, the
counterbore must be machined.
If a crack that is not acceptable remains

after the machining repair procedure is
completed, the block is not acceptable
for use.
Check the capscrew holes for cracks.
Cracks that extend from the counter bore

wall to the capscrew hole are acceptable
for use only if they do not extend into the
threaded portion of the hole.
Cracks that extend into the threaded

portion of the capscrew hole require
repair with a blind-end thread insert.
Use the thread salvage kit, Part Number

3164021 or 3376208, to repair the insert.
Check for cracks running horizontally

around the vertical wall of the
counterbore.
All coolant passages that are closest to

the bore must be repaired with coolant
passage threaded inserts.
Check for cracks that run vertically to a

coolant passage or a capscrew hole.
Those passages must be repaired with

coolant passage threaded inserts.
Cylinder block with vertical cracks that

extend from a coolant passage down
over the counterbore ledge can not be
repaired.
Measure
Two dial bore gauge setting rings have

been released to support salvage of the
lower press fit bore in a K19 cylinder
block.
Both rings have steps:
• Standard/0.020 - The inside

diameter of the bores in the gauge
are:
• Small inside diameter (Standard
K19) - 180.11 mm [7.091 in]
• Large inside diameter (0.020
oversized) - 180.62 mm [7.111 in]
• 0.065/0.85 - The inside diameter of
the bores in the gauge are:
• Small inside diameter (0.065
oversized) - 181.76 mm [7.156 in]
• Large inside diameter (0.085
oversized) - 182.27 mm [7.176 in]
The 0.065 oversize ring for the K19 is the

same as the new production lower press
fit ring on the K38 and K50 engines.
Both of the setting rings are included in

counterbore salvage kit, Part Number
3824119.
The following lower press fit bore

specifications apply to the thick flange,
thin flange factory modified, ex-thin, and
thin flange type blocks.
(3) New Block Lower Press Fit

Specifications
mm in
180.09 MIN 7.090
180.14 MAX 7.092
New Block Maximum Out of Round
mm in
0.05 MAX 0.002
In Service Lower Press Fit Specifications
mm in
180.09 MIN 7.090
180.16 MAX 7.093
In Service Maximum Out of Round
mm in
0.08 MAX 0.003
There must be a minimum of 0.025 mm

[0.001 in] press fit all around between the
lower press fit outside diameter of the
liner and the lower press fit inside
diameter of the block. Often, the new
standard K19 liners can be sorted by
measuring to find a liner that will provide
adequate press fit without machining the
lower press fit inside diameter of the
block.
If the lower press fit inside diameter is

not within specifications, it must be
machined to accept either an oversized
lower press fit K19 liner or K38 or K50

liner.
Use a dial bore gauge, Part Number

3376619 or 3375072, or equivalent.
Other measuring devices such as inside
diameter micrometers or calipers are not
as accurate as a dial bore gauge and can
cause unnecessary machining of cylinder
blocks.
Ring gauge, Part Number 3376831, has

an inside diameter of 188.214 mm [7.410
in]. Use this gauge when setting up the
dial bore gauge to measure thick flange,
factory modified thin flange, and ex-thin
flange blocks that have not been
machined for oversized upper press fit
K19 liners.
Ring gauge, Part Number 3376832, has

an inside diameter of 190.335 mm
[7.4935 in]. Use this gauge when setting
up the dial bore gauge to measure blocks
that have been machined for 83/Standard
oversized upper press fit liners or K38
and K50 standard liners.
The specification for the upper press fit

inside diameter (1) is dependent on
whether or not the block has been
machined for oversized upper press fit
liners.
For blocks in service, the upper press fit

inside diameter must be not more than
the 0.076 mm [0.003 in]. Smaller than
0.076 mm [0.003 in], larger than the liner
flange outside diameter on the liner that
is to be installed in that bore. This bore
can be as much as 0.15 mm [0.006 in]
out of round.
When machining the block to accept the

oversized lower press fit or K38 and K50
liners, the inside diameter (1) needs to be
the same size as the 0.076 mm [0.003
in], larger than the liner to be installed in
that bore.
Use a depth micrometer. When

measuring a ex-thin flange block, make
sure the end of the gauge tip is not
contacting the ledge radius.
Measure the depth at four points.
The four measures must not vary more

than 0.25 mm [0.001 in].
The maximum depth for any K19 block,

except the counterbore ring type, is 158.8
mm [0.625 in]. This maximum depth also
applies if the block deck height is at the
minimum specifications.
Counterbore Repair Matrix - Thick Flange and Factory Modified Type Blocks
Liner Lower Press Fit Upper Press Fit Recommended
Removed in Specification in Specification Counterbore Repair
Machine depth for seal ring,
Standard Yes Yes
use standard liner
Machine for 20/20 liner and
Standard Yes No
seal ring
Standard No Yes
seal ring
Standard No No
seal ring
20/Standard Yes Yes Use 20/standard oversize
upper press fit liner
Machine for 40/standard liner
20/Standard Yes No
and seal ring
20/Standard No Yes
seal ring
20/Standard No No
seal ring
40/Standard Yes Yes use 40/standard oversize
Machine for 40/standard liner
40/Standard Yes No
and seal ring
40/Standard No Yes
seal ring
40/Standard No No
seal ring
60/Standard Yes Yes use 60 standard oversize
Machine for K38 and K50
60/Standard Yes No
liner and seal ring
60/Standard No Yes
seal ring
60/Standard No No
liner and seal ring
None, upper press fit already
83/Standard Yes No
over K38 and K50 standard
83/Standard No Yes
liner and seal ring
None, bores already over K38
83/Standard No No
and K50 standard
95/Standard Yes Yes Use 95/standard oversize
95/Standard Yes No
95/Standard No Yes
95/Standard No No
and K50 standard
Machine depth for thicker seal
20/20 Yes Yes
ring, use 20/20 liner
Machine for 60/20 and thicker
20/20 Yes No
seal ring
20/20 No Yes
standard and thicker seal ring
20/20 No No
Machine for thicker seal ring,
60/20 Yes Yes
use 60/20 liner
60/20 Yes No
60/20 No Yes
60/20 No No
K38 and K50 Yes Yes use K38 and K50 standard
liner
K38 and K50 Yes No
K38 and K50 No Yes
K38 and K50 No No
and K50 standard
Counterbore Repair Matrix - Ex-Thin Type Blocks

60/Standard Yes No
liner and seal ring
60/Standard No Yes

Machine for 60/20 oversize
and seal ring
60/Standard No No
liner and seal ring
83/Standard Yes Yes use 83/standard of upper
press fit liner
83/Standard Yes No
over K38 and K50 liner
83/Standard No Yes
liner and seal ring
83/Standard No No
and K50 standard
95/Standard Yes No
95/Standard No Yes
95/Standard No No
and K50 standard
60/20 Yes Yes
use 60/20 liner
60/20 Yes No
60/20 No Yes
60/20 No No
K38 and K50 Yes Yes use K38 and K50 standard
liner
K38 and K50 Yes No
None, lower press fit over
K38 and K50 No Yes
K38 and K50 standard

K38 and K50 No No None, bores already over K38
and K50 standard
Counterbore Repair Matrix - Thin Flange Type Blocks

Liner Lower Press Fit in Upper Press Fit in Recommended
Removed Specification Specification Counterbore Repair
Machine depth for seal
Thin flange Yes Yes
ring, use thin flange liner
Machine for 60/standard
Thin flange Yes No
liner and seal ring
Machine for 60/20 liner
Thin flange No Yes
and seal ring
Machine for 60/20 liner
Thin flange No No
and seal ring
Counterbore Machining Specifications

Liner Upper Press Upper Press Fit Bore Lower Press Fit Bore
Fit/Lower Press Fit Inside Diameter Inside Diameter
Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum
Oversize/Oversize
mm [in] mm [in] mm [in] mm [in]
188.16 188.32 180.09 180.16
Standard/Standard
[7.408] [7.414] 1 [7.090] [7.093] 2
188.75 188.82 180.59 180.64
20/20
[7.431] [7.434] [7.110] [7.112]
189.76 189.84 180.59 180.64
60/20
[7.471] [7.474] [7.110] [7.112]
190.37 190.45 181.74 181.79
K38/K50
[7.495] [7.498] [7.155] [7.157]
188.75 188.82 180.09 180.16
20/Standard
[7.431] [7.434] [7.090] [7.093] 2
189.26 189.33 180.09 180.16
40/Standard
[7.451] [7.454] [7.090] [7.093] 2
189.76 189.84 180.09 180.16
60/Standard
[7.471] [7.474] [7.090] [7.093] 2
190.30 190.45 180.09 180.16
83/Standard
[7.495] [7.498] [7.090] [7.093] 2
Counterbore Machining Specifications

Liner Upper Press Upper Press Fit Bore Lower Press Fit Bore
Fit/Lower Press Fit Inside Diameter Inside Diameter
Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum
Oversize/Oversize
mm [in] mm [in] mm [in] mm [in]
190.65 190.73 180.09 180.16
95/Standard
[7.506] [7.509] [7.090] [7.093] 2
188.01 188.09 180.09 180.16
Thin flange/Standard
[7.402] [7.405] 1 [7.090] [7.093] 2
1
Maximum inside diameter blocks in service.
2
Maximum inside diameter blocks in service. Must be a minimum of 0.03 mm [0.001
in] press fit between liner and block.
Measure the counterbore depth at the

four locations illustrated in the graphic
with a depth micrometer.
Make sure the micrometer contacts the

flat surface of the ledge. It must not
touch the radius.
Counterbore Depth
mm in
13.754 MIN 0.5415
13.805 MAX 0.5435
The four measurements must not vary

more than 0.25 mm [0.001 in]. If the
measurements exceed the specifications,
the counterbore ledge must be
machined.
Be sure the indicator does not contact

the counterbore radius on a block that
does not have a double undercut.
Use depth gauge assembly, Part Number

3164438 or 3823495, or equivalent, to
measure the angle of the counterbore
ledge at four places on the counterbore

circumference.
The measurement of the ledge depth

must be as near to the counterbore
radius as possible, and as near to the
counterbore edge as possible.
The angle (12) of the counterbore ledge

is acceptable if the measurement near
the counterbore is the same or no more
than 0.36 mm [0.0014 in] shorter than the
measurement near the counterbore
radius.
If the measurement near the counterbore

ledge is greater than the measurement
near the counterbore radius, the ledge
must be machined.
Measure the chamfer at the top of the

packing ring bore. Excessive pitting must
be repaired.
(4) Packing Ring Bore
mm in
177.34 MIN 6.982
177.39 MAX 6.984
If the packing ring bore is not within

specifications, it must be repaired. Refer
to the Alternate Repair Manual, Bulletin
3379035.
Last Modified: 24-Jun-2015
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001-026 Cylinder Block

There are seven variations of K19

Definition of counterbore features:

• (1) Upper counterbore inside

The thick flanged block:

• (1) The upper press fit inside

• (2) The counterbore standard depth

Most engines with an engine serial

All K19 engines with engine serial

The thin flange factory modified block is

This block is treated exactly the same as

The thin flange field modified to thick

• (1) The upper press fit inside

This type block is found on engines with

The thin flange block has:

• (1) A upper press fit inside diameter

The radius is double undercut. This type

The counterbore ring thick flange (8) is

Depth (2), depth (11), and the inside

This type block is found on engines with

• (1) Upper press fit inside diameter

There is no recommended salvage for

This type of block is found on engines

Cummins Inc. recommends this style

The cylinder liners are:

• (1) Flange outside diameter

The standard K19 liners are those liners

For example, 20/20 OS means the upper

The specification for the liner flange

The K38 and K50 liner is referred to as

The K38 and K50 liner can be described

The use of standard K38 and K50 liners

Use a drill, a sheet metal screw, and the

Remove the listed plugs:

• (1) Main oil passage cup plug

NOTE: Engines equipped with a rear

Remove the listed plugs:

• (5) Main oil passage cup plug

Remove the seven cup plugs from the

These passages extend through the

an interference fit with the drilled

To allow for the proper coolant flow and

The drilling is plugged by a ¼ pipe plug.

It is not necessary to remove the cup

Remove the cup plug from the hydraulic

Remove the pipe plug from the

Use dowel pin extractor, Part Number

1. Place the split collet (8) over the

4. Use the slide hammer to remove

Clean and Inspect for Reuse

To reduce the possibility of leaks and

Use a scraper, a wire brush, or hand pad,

• All gasket surfaces

Clean all the oil passages with a long

clothing to reduce the possibility of

A cleaning solution must be used that

Cummins Inc. does not recommend any

Follow the instructions of the