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Copper sulfate in solid form being applied to the diseased conjunctiva.
Use of roller forceps to express granulations from the conjunctiva.
Technique of tarsectomy to remove the infected and scarred portion of an eyelid badly damaged by trachoma. A, Forceps are used to evert the upper eyelid, and the diseased conjunctiva and tarsus are excised. B, Sutures are placed to begin closure of the surgical defect. C, Sutures are placed to advance the conjunctiva to cover the area of tarsectomy. D, The conjunctiva is sutured at the eyelid margin.
Photograph of Fred Loe, MD.
Photograph of survey of American Indian children on a reservation, Taos, New Mexico, 1958. Conrad Elner, MD, is seen on the left side and Chandler Dawson, MD, is seen on the right.
Feibel RM. Fred Loe, MD, and the History of Trachoma. Arch Ophthalmol. 2011;129(4):503-508. doi:10.1001/archophthalmol.2011.64
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Trachoma has been one of the most blinding diseases in the history of ophthalmology. From its initial description in antiquity until the late 1930s, no specific treatment or effective cure had been known, and the only expedient had been to destroy the diseased tissue containing the infectious agent, rendering the disease inactive. Virtually all medical, mechanical, and surgical treatments were unsatisfactory, with cure rates of approximately 20%. Therapy for trachoma had barely advanced from the measures used by the ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman physicians. All prior therapies became obsolete in 1938 when Fred Loe, MD, working on an American Indian reservation, introduced sulfanilamide as a treatment of trachoma, achieving a 90% cure rate. One of the most unusual aspects of Loe's career was that he had no formal training in ophthalmology and was completely self-taught as an ophthalmologist.
In the history of ophthalmology, 2 diseases predominate for their long history, their wide-ranging effect on blindness, and their continuing importance in the contemporary world: cataract and blinding keratoconjunctivitis, known previously as ophthalmia. Among the subtypes of ophthalmia, by far the most prevalent and important is trachoma.
The World Health Organization estimates that in 42 developing countries, endemic trachoma currently affects approximately 40 million people, of whom 8 million have trichiasis and vision loss.1 Although it is second to cataract as the most common cause of blindness worldwide, it is the most common preventable cause of blindness.1
On July 1, 1798, trachoma and other external-eye diseases became a medical problem of the first magnitude: on that day, the French revolutionary army, led by General Napoleon Bonaparte, invaded Egypt. Europeans who previously had visited Egypt had commented on the extraordinary prevalence of eye diseases in that country, and in 1745, one traveler described Egypt as the "land of the blind."2 The French, British, and other armies that invaded Egypt experienced severe trachoma and other infectious subtypes of ophthalmia while in that country. When the soldiers who fought in Egypt returned to their native countries, these infections were carried back to Europe and were further disseminated by the masses of soldiers marching across the European continent in the Napoleonic wars from 1798 to 1815.3 From Europe, trachoma and secondary infections became worldwide pandemics. At that time, trachoma was known as the military or the Egyptian ophthalmia; only later was its present name applied. For decades, trachoma had a greater effect on civilian and military affairs than any other disease since the bubonic plague. In the past, this disease had spread throughout the world, but during the past century, it has virtually disappeared from developed countries. Today, trachoma is found only in areas in which poverty, lack of personal and communal hygiene, lack of water for washing, and inadequate health care are prevalent.
What discoveries and factors led to the eradication of trachoma in the developed world? The first was the marked increase in personal and communal health and sanitation, higher standards of living, reduced overcrowding, more efficient systems of garbage collection, and the provision of piped-in water to communities. During the 19th century, the onset of trachoma gradually lost its severity and evolved into the more endemic and insidious character with which we are familiar. It began to be confined almost exclusively to certain localities.
The second factor was the recognition that ophthalmia was contagious. In the first half of the 19th century, contagion was not a commonly accepted idea. The idea that a germ could cause disease was considered an outlandish theory by most health authorities, especially the dominant Paris school of medicine. Most physicians, following the classic Hippocratic teachings, believed that the causes of disease were atmospheric influences; malnutrition; depression and fear; and filth and miasma arising from decaying earth, water, and organic matter. Egyptian ophthalmia was attributed to various climatologic factors, such as the intense light of the sun, the blowing of dust in the wind, the dryness of the desert air, or, contrarily, the moisture of the Nile River. It is to the credit of British military physicians that they insisted and demonstrated that ophthalmia is contagious. The most important of those physicians was John Vetch who, in 1807, emphasized that the mechanism of contagion was exclusively the conveyance of pus from a diseased eye to a healthy one.4 Vetch's insistence on more careful hygienic practices in military barracks, such as issuing a towel to each soldier, markedly reduced the spread of ophthalmia. Vetch did much to discredit the fiction that the disease could be propagated through the air, by merely looking at a diseased eye. Although the idea of contagion was resisted by many physicians, Vetch provided the first evidence in its favor and the first attempt to limit the spread of the disease.4
The third factor that markedly reduced the prevalence and severity of trachoma was a treatment that was effective and safe. Before the introduction of sulfanilamide therapy in 1938, no specific treatment was known, and the only expedient was to destroy the involved tissue harboring the infectious agent, rendering the disease inactive. No ocular disease was considered more stubborn and difficult to eradicate than trachoma. As one might expect for a disease so widespread and persistent, the types of therapies were legion.3
The first line of therapy was medical. Physicians in the 1930s relied on essentially the same agent used by the ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and all subsequent physicians: copper sulfate in crystalline form, known as the "blue stone." This chemical, mounted in a wooden or metal handle, was used to scour the conjunctiva daily for many months or years until the disease became quiescent (Figure 1). Often, alum potassium was substituted or the 2 caustic metals were used alternately in therapy. Diseased eyes were often treated with drops of silver nitrate, zinc sulfate, or other antiseptic or astringent chemicals. Another medical technique was to massage the diseased conjunctiva with a glass rod or a cotton-tipped applicator moistened with caustic solutions or chaulmoogra oil, once used to treat leprosy.5 Eventually, most cases became inactive, although it may have taken months or years for this to occur, and relapses or reinfections were common. The process was painful, even after the introduction of cocaine for topical anesthesia. Medical therapy was virtually always prolonged because no means existed to eradicate the infectious agent of trachoma without causing further injury to the ocular surface.
The next line of attack was mechanical. Often, the diseased conjunctiva was simply curetted or scraped. This approach had been used since ancient times when stiff, sharp vegetable leaves were used to scour the conjunctiva. In the latter half of the 19th century, a new concept was developed to attack the active disease: the soft trachomatous follicles of the tarsal conjunctiva would be expressed and mechanically removed from the eyelids rather than trying to destroy the disease with the application of copper sulfate. Many different maneuvers were invented to express the follicles. Roller forceps were closed on the everted eyelids and firmly drawn over the eyelid to express the soft follicles; the remaining follicular material was then scooped out with forceps or curettes (Figure 2). The raw areas were then massaged with various antiseptic agents, such as copper sulfate, or treated with galvanic current, carbon dioxide ice, diathermy, or even radium or radiotherapy. Grattage was a painful procedure performed by vigorously rubbing the diseased conjunctiva with a steel toothbrush-like instrument dipped in corrosive chemicals, such as bichloride of mercury. A variation to using a mechanical instrument to scrape the conjunctiva was to abrade it with sandpaper.
The final approach to treatment was surgical. Operations included surgical excision of the fleshy granulated tissue, cautery with hot needles, and various procedures to correct entropion and trichiasis. When the entire eyelid was grossly thickened and diseased, excision of the superior conjunctival fornix, the tarsus, or even the entire eyelid was practiced (Figure 3). For corneal pannus, a favored operation was 360° peritomy or peridectomy at the limbus, followed by application of a caustic agent to cauterize the blood supply to the pannus.
Although trachoma was recognized in the United States by the end of the 19th century, it was not systematically studied and addressed until early in the 20th century. The area in which trachoma was endemic was called the trachoma belt and consisted of a central region extending through Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama, Oklahoma, and smaller contiguous parts of neighboring states. Surveys of the population of that area showed that approximately 2.5 to 7% of children and 12% of adults had some evidence of trachoma.6 In 1913, the Public Health Service was authorized and funded to systematically combat the disease.6
The American Indian reservations were an area in which trachoma was epidemic. In 1912, the Public Health Service attempted to determine the prevalence of this disease among the various American Indian tribes, and this large investigation showed that trachoma was "a veritable scourge among the Indians."7 The results of this study of many reservations showed that 23% of all Indians examined were trachomatous, and in the reservation's boarding schools, 30% of the children were infected. In Oklahoma, 69% of all Indians were trachomatous, and in one boarding school, 92% of the children were infected. The overall incidence of trachoma among the Navajo Indians was 20% to 35%.7 The United States government, realizing the severe problem of disease among the Indians, established the Indian Medical Service under the Department of the Interior as the first permanent medical service on the Indian reservations.
What events led to the discovery of the first specific treatment of trachoma? The innumerable irritating and tedious medical therapies and the ingenious but painful and disfiguring surgical maneuvers were abandoned in 1938, when one of the world's pioneer trachomatologists, Fred Loe, MD, introduced the use of sulfanilamide as the standard therapy for trachoma (Figure 4). He is a rarely acknowledged hero regarding this disease, having only been remembered at length in his obituary in the American Journal of Ophthalmology, written by Phillips Thygeson, MD,8 in 1966 and briefly discussed in an article about the history of trachoma in the United States,6 published in 2002. Loe's work is also recounted in a history of the medical services on the Indian reservations.9 Surprisingly, Loe is not mentioned in the encyclopedic volumes by Duke-Elder3 or the definitive text about trachoma by Hugh Taylor.10 One of the most unusual aspects of Loe's career was that he had no formal training in ophthalmology and was completely self-taught in this specialty.
The major source of information regarding his life is a letter from his widow, Bertha E. Loe, to Dr Thygeson, dated January 12, 1966, and sent after her husband's death (G. Richard O'Connor, MD, written communication, May 2003). Thygeson seems to have closely followed the contents of this letter in writing Loe's obituary.8 Thygeson's professional and personal friendship with Loe is recounted in this obituary and briefly discussed in his oral history for the American Academy of Ophthalmology.11 The archives of the Office of Indian Affairs of the Department of the Interior have been a rich source of unpublished information and pictures (Alan J. Dellapenna, Jr, Office of Public Health Support, Indian Medical Service, written communication, July 2009). This article also contains unpublished information from Loe's descendants (Fred A. Loe, DDS, written communication, September 2009). Other sources include the archives of the Proctor Foundation in San Francisco and contemporary literature regarding the discovery of sulfanilamide.
Fred Loe was born near Princeton in Mercer County, Missouri, on May 13, 1884. His family was poor, and it was necessary for all members, even Fred, the youngest of 5 children, to work on the neighbors' farms as well as their own. While still a boy, Loe would often accompany the local physician on his rounds and would read his medical texts. At that time, Loe decided to become a physician. After high school and college in Kansas City, Missouri, he attended the St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons. Because little money was available to pay for his education, he practiced strict economy and had a job selling shoes at a big department store. He later remembered that the store manager had offered him a permanent job as a salesman, promising that it would be more lucrative than being a physician. In addition to that job, Loe also played professional baseball for 2 years, taking his medical books with him and saving his pay for his medical school expenses. He graduated from medical school in 1908 and served his internship at the St Louis City Hospital.8
While in medical school, Loe acquired a pulmonary problem that caused several episodes of hemoptysis. He thought he might have contracted tuberculosis and determined to head westward in hopes that the climate would be more favorable for his recovery. His first professional job as a physician was in private practice in Oklahoma, but he soon applied to and was accepted for a position with the Office of Indian Affairs. He served as a medical officer at several Indian reservations in Arizona, New Mexico, and South Dakota and then served in Minneapolis as part of the Trachoma Eradication program of the Indian Medical Service. Loe's medical practice was by no means limited to ophthalmology; he also served as a general medical physician.
In 1944, he retired from the Indian Medical Service after approximately 30 years of service and opened his own office for the private practice of ophthalmology and otolaryngology in Gallup, New Mexico. At this time, he was 60 years of age; he maintained a heavy clinical schedule until he retired at age 72. He then moved to Albuquerque, where he attended a radio operator school, passed his examinations, and became a ham radio (amateur radio) operator. With these skills, he became the first Albuquerque physician to participate in the Eye Net, a national ham radio network designed to transmit information regarding the need for and availability of corneas for transplantation. He continued to work at an eye clinic on the reservation of the Zuni tribe, where he was apparently the first physician to recognize the high incidence of myopia, astigmatism, and albinism in this population; he presumed this incidence occurred because of intermarriage in this tribe. Loe died in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on December 19, 1965, at age 81.8
Loe was temperamentally suited for the cultural and linguistic challenges of treating the American Indians and interacted well with the tribal medicine men of the various reservations. Many Indians called him Hosteen, which, in the Navajo language, means respect for a tribal elder.8 When the medicine men could not help a patient, they often sent him or her to Loe, declaring that the white physician's presence had broken their spells and it had become Loe's responsibility to cure the patient. Sometimes the medicine men came to Loe late at night to consult him regarding their personal ailments. A medicine man named A-One of the Apache tribe became a patient and close friend of Loe. When A-One died, he left his various rattles, feathers, and other "magic means of cure" to Loe who, thereafter, wore them on his hat so that some of the medicine man's magic might rub off on him.8
Specialists were unknown in the Indian Medical Service at that time, as was true in most of the rural United States. Physicians were called on to use a wide variety of skills, and Loe proved to be an expert autodidact, mastering the many surgical procedures of ophthalmology. He apparently performed many types of eye surgery, including those for cataract, glaucoma, and strabismus. He was particularly skillful in repairing eyelid damage from trachoma and trauma. Thygeson reported that Loe even enjoyed performing refractions. Having known Loe for approximately 30 years, he stated that Loe "had the liveliest interest in ophthalmology, and his knowledge, considering that he had acquired it entirely on his own, was prodigious."8(p1556)
Loe's discovery of the curative property of sulfanilamide happened in the following manner. Loe first met Thygeson at a conference at the Fort Apache Trachoma Research Laboratory in 1937. Thygeson, who was impressed with Loe's knowledge of the ocular problems of the Indians, asked him to join with Francis Proctor, MD, and Polk Richards, MD, on a visit to New York for rounds and discussions of trachoma. Thygeson at that time was a professor at Columbia University. Together, they attended a lecture by a professor of bacteriology named Alphonse Dochez, MD, who reported that he had cured a case of distemper in dogs with a newly introduced drug, sulfanilamide.11 It was thought at that time that dog distemper was a viral disease, so the conclusion was that sulfanilamide would be efficacious as a treatment of viruses. After reviewing the scientific literature regarding sulfanilamide, Loe, assuming that trachoma was a viral disease, became excited and decided to try this new drug to treat his patients. He returned to the Sioux Reservation in South Dakota, and in August of 1937, he instituted topical therapy by dusting sulfanilamide powder into the eyes of patients in addition to systemic therapy. His first treatment was limited to 2 patients, both with longstanding trachoma. After just 5 days of therapy, significant improvement was noted, and both were cured within a month without experiencing recurrence. Loe then extended his treatment to 140 other patients with equally gratifying results, obtaining a 90% cure rate.12
It is worth noting that Loe's discovery was based on the then-prevalent theory that trachoma was caused by a virus. We now know that the infectious agent of trachoma is Chlamydia trachomatis, a small Gram-negative bacteria. We also know that Dochez's dogs did not have viral distemper but a bacterial disease. Thus, Loe's important breakthrough in medical science was based on 2 errors.11
Loe was one of several physicians who had noted the curative properties of sulfanilamide for trachoma during this period. In 1937 and 1938, the latter being the same year that Loe published his results, several reports by different investigators from the Dutch East Indies were published in a medical journal from Batavia (now known as Jakarta).13 This information probably was not known to Loe or other American investigators because those articles were published in Dutch in an obscure journal. Loe's verbal presentation on June 15, 1938, to the Section of Ophthalmology of the American Medical Association convention in San Francisco and its publication in JAMA in October of that year was the main impetus for the worldwide medical community's use of modern pharmacologic treatment for trachoma.12
Loe developed a standard course of treatment: oral sulfanilamide in a dosage of one-third grain per pound of body weight for the first 10 days and one-fourth grain for the next 14 days, followed by a lower dosage if indicated. Topical application of the drug did not prove to be as useful. This regimen was considered the standard for many years. Loe's discovery was immediately recognized to be a major breakthrough in therapy for trachoma and was not only published in JAMA but also reprinted in the specialty journal Transactions of the Section on Ophthalmology.12
Loe worked with pharmacologists to try to standardize the dosages of sulfanilamide by measuring the level of the drug in the blood of patients. With regard to complications, few serious adverse effects were noted. Many of the patients reported headaches, dizziness, vertigo, and nausea at first; these complications disappeared for most patients. A few were noted to have cyanosis that required discontinuation of therapy, and a few had skin reactions.12
Loe's results were almost immediately confirmed by many other investigators. At the same meeting in which Loe presented his initial data, Harry Gradle, MD, from Chicago, also spoke. He had been informed of Loe's report to the Department of the Interior and had begun treatment of patients with tracoma in Chicago and in the trachoma clinics in southern Illinois. He noted that oral sulfanilamide treatment without topical therapy for 3 weeks produced impressive subjective and objective improvement in almost all cases of acute trachoma.12 A year later, Loe's results were reconfirmed on the Indian reservation at Fort Apache by Richards, Forster, and Thygeson,14 whose impression was that "the therapeutic effect of sulfanilamide was beyond question." They noted that the epithelial cell inclusions found in conjunctival scrapings from 13 of their 14 trachotamous children before the start of therapy could not be demonstrated after sulfanilamide therapy and that the epithelial secretions from treated patients were no longer infectious when inoculated into the eyes of baboons.14
Because these early studies demonstrated such marvelous results, the Office of Indian Affairs began a nationwide trachoma treatment program. Its success on the Indian reservations was miraculous. The campaign was costly, requiring the services of physicians trained in trachoma control and a corps of nurses who specialized in treatment of the disease. Loe, with his intimate knowledge of the Indian way of life, was instrumental in developing mass educational campaigns to accomplish this mission. The success was greatest in Indian boarding schools in which all children could be treated; the coverage of the adult population was insufficient to totally eradicate the disease. Loe noted that between 1937 and 1941, the incidence of trachoma was reduced from 26% to 3.6%.15 Other investigators noted that 75% of patients were cured with 1 course of treatment and that 90% were cured with a larger dose of sulfanilamide, although the standard course of therapy was 3 weeks.16
However, the campaign was prematurely halted because of the onset of World War II and because sulfanilamide was requisitioned for military use. Loe was unable to persuade the Indian Bureau to maintain proper screening and treatment during the war years. As a result, trachoma rebounded to approximately its prewar levels in the Navajo, Apache, and Pima tribes. After the war ended, an outbreak of trachoma on a reservation in Arizona was discovered, with 35% of children infected; as late as 1955, the incidence of trachoma among the American Indians was 560-fold more common than in non-Indians. As a result, the entire program was reinstated by the Public Health Service, and finally trachoma was eradicated in the Indian reservations by the 1970s (Figure 5).17
Loe also demonstrated that topical sulfanilamide application would prevent ophthalmia neonatorum. He noted that sulfanilamide was prophylactic against inclusion body conjunctivitis and gonorrheal ophthalmia.15 He commented that sulfanilamide was a stable drug, maintaining its strength for an indefinite period, in contrast to unstable silver nitrate solution, which required compounding at frequent intervals (Fred Loe, MD, unpublished letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, April 14, 1946).
Clearly, the introduction of sulfanilamide was a huge advance in the arsenal of therapy for trachoma. It rendered all prior therapies obsolete except surgical correction of chronic cicatricial eyelid disease and corneal scarring. The present program to eradicate trachoma uses the SAFE strategy, with S standing for eyelid surgery to correct entropion and trichias, A for antibiotics to treat infectious trachoma (azithromycin is now the drug of choice), F for facial and personal hygiene and cleanliness, and E for environmental hygiene and cleanliness.
In 1997, the World Health Organization established the Alliance for Global Elimination of Trachoma by the year 2020.10 Progress to reduce trachoma has been successful, with the incidence of affected persons reduced from approximately 500 million in the 1980s to approximately 40 million as of 2009. With sustained funding and political will, it may be possible to eradicate trachoma as a cause of widespread blindness.
Correspondence: Robert M. Feibel, MD, 1034 S Brentwood Blvd, Ste 410, St Louis, MO 63117 (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Submitted for Publication: June 15, 2010; final revision received July 23, 2010; accepted July 28, 2010.
Financial Disclosure: None reported.
Previous Presentation: Presented at the Cogan Ophthalmic History Society Meeting; April 17, 2010; Chicago, Illinois.


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3.9L Engine
See Figures 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
- If possible, crank the engine around so that the No. 1 cylinder is at TDC on the compression stroke. Remove the distributor cap to confirm and line the timing mark on the damper pulley with "0'' on the timing scale. This will aid in aligning timing marks when installing the timing gears. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
- Drain the cooling system.
- Remove the radiator, fan and all related parts. Remove the water pump.
- Remove the crankshaft pulley.
- Remove the vibration damper using the proper puller.
- Unbolt the chain cover from the block and remove, using caution to avoid damaging the oil pan gasket. Remove the fuel pump from the cover, if equipped.
- Remove the camshaft gear retaining bolt and cup washer. Remove the timing chain and gears. If necessary, remove the chain and upper gear, then use a gear puller to remove the lower gears.
- Place both camshaft and crankshaft gears on the bench with the timing marks on the exact imaginary center line through both gear bores as they are installed on the engine.
- Place the timing chain around both sprockets.
- Turn the crankshaft and camshaft so the keys line up with the keyways in the gears when the timing marks are in proper position.
- Slide both gears over their respective shafts and use a straightedge to check timing mark alignment.
- Install the fuel pump eccentric and cup washer, if equipped. Tighten the camshaft gear retaining bolt to 35 ft. lbs. (47 Nm).
- Clean and dry the mating surfaces of the timing chain cover and block. Apply a thin bead of sealer to the oil pan gasket.
- Install a new cover gasket and install the cover. Tighten the bolts to 30 ft. lbs. (41 Nm).
- Install the water pump with a new gasket, if it was removed.
- Install the damper with tool C-3638, or equivalent, install the bolt and washer and tighten to specification. Apply a small amount of sealer to the bolts and install the crankshaft pulley.
- Install the fuel pump using a new gasket, if equipped and connect the fuel lines. Install the two oil pan bolts if they were removed.
- Install the radiator, fan and all related parts.
- Fill the cooling system.
- Connect the negative battery cable, set all adjustment to specifications and check for leaks.
5.2L and 5.9L Engines
See Figures 5 and 6
- Remove the front cover.
- Remove the camshaft sprocket lockbolt, securing cup washer, and fuel pump eccentric. Remove the timing chain with both sprockets.
- To begin the installation procedure, place the camshaft and crankshaft sprockets on a flat surface with the timing indicators on an imaginary centerline through both sprocket boxes. Place the timing chain around both sprockets. Be sure that the timing marks are in alignment.
When installing the timing chain, have an assistant support the camshaft with a suitable tool to prevent it from contacting the plug in the rear of the engine block. Remove the distributor and the oil pump/distributor drive gear. Position the suitable tool against the rear side of the cam gear and be careful not to damage the cam lobes.
- Turn the crankshaft and camshaft to align them with the keyway location in the crankshaft sprocket and the keyway or dowel hole in the camshaft sprocket.
- Lift the sprockets and timing chain while keeping the sprockets tight against the chain in the correct position. Slide both sprockets evenly onto their respective shafts.
- Use a straightedge to measure the alignment of the sprocket timing marks. They must be perfectly aligned.
- Install the fuel pump eccentric, cup washer, and camshaft sprocket lockbolt and tighten to 35 ft. lbs. (47 Nm). If camshaft end-play exceeds 0.010 in. (0.25mm), install a new thrust plate. It should be 0.002-0.006 in. (0.05-0.15mm) with the new plate.
8.0L Engine
See Figures 7 and 8
- Align the camshaft and crankshaft centerline. Remove the camshaft sprocket attaching bolt and remove the timing chain and camshaft sprockets.
- Use puller No. 6444 and jaws No. 6920, or equivalent, to pull the crankshaft sprocket.
- Align the key in the crankshaft sprocket with the sprocket. Press on the crankshaft sprocket using tools No. C-3688, C-3718 and MB-990799, or their equivalents. Seat the sprocket against the crankshaft shoulder.
- Turn the crankshaft to line up the timing mark with the crankshaft and camshaft centerline.
- Put the timing chain on the camshaft sprocket.
- Align the timing marks and install the chain and camshaft sprocket onto the crankshaft sprocket. Check to see that the timing marks are on the centerline of the crankshaft and camshaft centerline.
- Install the camshaft bolt. Tighten the bolt to 45 ft. lbs. (61 Nm).
- Check the camshaft end-play. If a new thrust plate was installed, the clearance should be 0.002-0.006 in. (0.051-0.152mm). If the used thrust plate is installed, the end-play clearance may be up to 0.010 in. (0.254mm).
- If not within these limits, install a new thrust plate.
This procedure applies to all models that use a timing chain.
See Figure 9
- Position a scale (ruler of straightedge) next to the timing chain to detect any movement in the chain.
- Place a torque wrench and socket on the camshaft sprocket attaching bolt. If the cylinder heads are installed on the engine, apply 30 ft. lbs. (41 Nm). If the heads are removed, apply 15 ft. lbs. (20 Nm) of force to the bolt and rotate the bolt in the direction of crankshaft rotation in order to remove all slack from the chain.
- While applying torque to the camshaft sprocket bolt, the crankshaft should not be allowed to rotate. It may be necessary to block the crankshaft to prevent its rotation.
- Position the scale over the edge of a timing chain link and apply an equal amount of torque in the opposite direction. If the movement of the chain exceeds 1 / 8 in. (3mm), replace the chain.


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The party is over, and reality has officially set in. It's the first week of 2016, and your resolutions of getting fit, living healthy, and becoming a gym junkie are no longer a romantic daydream. Luckily for you, Miami is a mecca for fitness locales. Getting in shape can't be that hard when you have candy-store-like options for fitness — from boutique, high-end gyms to specialized training options such as boot camps, barre classes, and spinning.
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10. Equinox (19501 Biscayne Blvd., Aventura)
Equinox makes working out easy, as this outpost is located inside one of Miami's most popular malls. Equinox's Aventura location is a true two-for-one deal, with retail therapy and a quick workout all in one place. The high-end luxury gym offers full-service training rooms with machines and free weights, various classes including boxing, barre, martial arts, and dance, pilates and cycling studios, a spa, and a juice bar. There are personal training options too. Membership prices vary, but most include an initiation fee of $200 and $300 monthly for full-club access.
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9. Metropolis Fitness (1430 Madruga Ave., Coral Gables)
From strength training, cardio programs, and group fitness classes, Coral Gables' Metropolis has it all. The gym offers personal training, more than 70 group classes per week, children's classes, entertainment systems on most machines, and free parking, which is always a plus for Miami. This gym prides itself on being neighborhood and community focused, therefore memberships and prices are tailored to a specific gym-goers wants and needs.
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8. Pilathon (2700 N Miami Ave., Miami)
Located in the center of Wynwood, Pilathon is focused on pilates, but also offers a variety of "Mix 'n' Match" programs of guided cardiovascular exercises to boost energy and health. Workouts include yoga, indoor cycling, rowing, and roof-top pilates classes. The gym is tricky to find, as its located on the top of the Cynergi building. For first-timers, ask the front desk inside the building's lobby on which elevator to take. Prices vary based on class type, with equipment-driven classes starting at $40 per class and mat classes at $25.
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7. David Barton Gym (200 S. Biscayne Blvd., 15th Floor, Miami)
"Look better naked," the slogan at David Barton Gym, rings true. From personal training to group classes targeting specific problem areas, David Barton wants to revolutionize a standard-gym vibe with making it a place people want to get excited about. Situated in downtown Miami, the 30,000-square-foot, industrial-like space features yoga, private pilates and mat classes, fight training, cycling, and boxing, along with tons of weights, cardio, and strength machines. A membership here will set you back a couple hundred dollars a month depending on which you choose. There's also a hefty cancellation fee, so think hard before signing any paperwork.
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6. SoulCycle Coral Gables (360 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables)
At SoulCycle, fitness is made joyful. The indoor-cycling studio combines fat-burning cardio, a full-body workout, with hand weights and core work, and choreography to create a fun, and overly sweaty, 45-minute class. Riders generally burn 500-700 calories per class, and report stress relief, increased fat burn and muscle tone, and energy and mood boosts. The brand's Coral Gables studio, the first in Miami, boasts 52 bikes and a lifestyle boutique. All classes are candlelit and its music playlists are one-of-a-kind. The brand prides itself on hiring inspirational instructors too, who serve as both intense trainers and motivational coaches. But all that comes at a price. One class costs $34 and 30 classes will set you back about $850.
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There are, of course, many kinds of music from nonwestern cultures. They do not all share any particular characteristics -- they can differ from Western music in many ways.
Perhaps the most important difference between Western music and many other kinds of music is the scale that is used. Western music tends to use a scale with 8 tones per octave. This is not dictated by nature -- it is just a convention. There are other ways of creating scales. One well known scale is the pentatonic scale. As its name suggests, it divides the octave up into 5 tones instead of 8. This scale is used, for example, in Japanese music.
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Karachi: Pakistan's cricket chiefs are still scratching their heads working out how England stole victory from the jaws of a draw to clinch the Test series here earlier this month. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Lieutenant General Tauqir Zia on Wednesday said he had a two-hour, one-on-one meeting with captain Moin Khan in Lahore to "unearth what went wrong.""I had a detailed meeting with the captain and we tried to unearth what went wrong against England and in future we want the players to lift their performance," Zia told AFP. Khan has come in for some stinging criticism following the 1-0 series loss to an England team, which had been expected to crumble in the face of Pakistan's spin attack. His detractors say he played negative cricket and relied too much on favourable pitches, which in the end failed him, rather than scoring runs and taking wickets."The captain must control the team properly and we want to achieve good results. Even if we lose it should be after a spirited fight," Zia said. Khan shocked some commentators when he told journalists midway through the last Test that the match was heading for a draw, when clearly a Pakistani victory was not out of the question. England went on to snatch a win in the dying minutes of the match, giving them their first Test triumph here since 1961-62 and ending Pakistan's unbeaten Test record in Karachi. Khan tried to play down Tuesday's meeting, saying it was "nothing special.""There was nothing special but we discussed in detail the team's performance against England and of course the loss was disappointing," he said.The PCB advisory council starts two days of deliberations on Wednesday to analyse the causes of the team's defeat and plan for the future.The board has also not escaped the barbs of cricket lovers here, with the three-member selection committee headed by former wicket-keeper Wasim Bari facing the axe for choosing unbalanced combinations.Former captains Imran Khan and Intikhab Alam slammed the PCB for its timid approach to the game, pointing out that Pakistan has lost four home series since 1998.
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He moves from a place on the Foreign Affairs Select Committee to the prestigious new role on the cross-party committee which scrutinises National Defence.
It is made up of 12 Members of Parliament and is appointed by the House of Commons.
"This is an enormous honour," said Mr Stewart. "It was a decision of all parties across the House and I hope to continue to take an independent approach, representing the views across Parliament. "My experience from the Balkans to Iraq and Afghanistan has convinced me that Britain and its allies need to take a realistic approach to policy.
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Scouting Report— What's not to like? Kyle Queiro has versatility and athleticism matched with a 6-foot-3 frame. Queiro, a wide receiver and safety in high school, will play cornerback for the Wildcats, creating quite a matchup. This would ordinarily be a bit of a risk, but it's something Queiro can certainly handle.
The recruiting process is all about hype. When a college coach sits down with a prospective recruit, he'll speak of the exciting things their program has going for it. Three-star prospect Kyle Queiro, a highly-recruited athlete from Oradell, NJ. has heard it all.
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Queiro gave his verbal commitment to Northwestern in June, selecting it over a long list which included offers from Boston College, Colorado, Duke, Illinois, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Rutgers, and Vanderbilt, among others.
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This won't be the last Northwestern recruitment of a Queiro. His younger brother, Cameron, is a high-school junior who currently holds an offer from the Wildcats.
"I'm secretly trying to work him over to Northwestern," joked Kyle.
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Cloned horses banned from racing industry
Cloned horses have been banned from the racing industry after a meeting of Australian and New Zealand racing ministers today. The move came after a Melbourne company announced it planned to clone a former racing harness champion.
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EMMA SIMKIN: As Australia's top horses continue their preparations for the most popular four-day racing carnival in Australia, racing ministers from Australia and New Zealand met in Melbourne today. While many a punter may love to see a replica of Phar Lap or Kingston Town running around the track again, don't bet on seeing it. The Australasian ministers agreed to ban the racing of cloned horses. The ban will cover horse racing, harness racing and greyhounds.
ROB HULLS, VICTORIAN RACING MINISTER: By introducing cloning, it does have the potential to get rid of the beauty of racing, which is its uncertainty. And you start cloning race horses, there'll then be a call for the cloning of jockeys and the cloning of trainers. People will want Bart Cummings cloned and so you'll have B1 and B2. And that really is quite farcical.
EMMA SIMKIN: The ban follows the announcement by Cloning International recently that it planned to replicate a former harness racing champion, using the same technology which produced Dolly the sheep. Tissue from the legendary pacer Gammilite has been used to create a cell line - the first process in cloning the three-time grand circuit champion. Dr Richard Fry says there are no immediate plans to clone Gammilite. It's just an insurance policy for when the 23-year-old dies.
DR RICHARD FRY, CLONE INTERNATIONAL: I think it's premature to ban a technology without understanding the full implications of it. Although I must say that our aim would not be to breed animals, or horses, cloned horses to race.
ANDREW HARDING, AUSTRALIAN RACING BOARD: We believe, one, that the technology is too immature to trust in. We think it would be irresponsible to apply it to thoroughbreds. And, secondly, the fundamental right of an industry such as ours is to define the breed.
EMMA SIMKIN: Australia's premier horse trainer Bart Cummings - with 11 Melbourne Cup wins and five Victorian Derby victories - supports the nationwide ban.
BART CUMMINGS, TRAINER: They should start cloning themselves to see if they can make themselves and leave the horse industry alone. That's quite good.
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