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Far too many possibilities to list. However I can offer you some advice. If you have never taken an engine apart and or do not have an exceptional memory, take high res photos on the way apart.
You must have some kind of cleaning solution to wash all the parts free of oil and dirt. If you have a parts washer that is great, if not a 5 gallon plastic bucket with a lid and stiff bristle brush will come in handy.
Then after that clean every part using ordinary soapy water, let it air dry.
Hand fit every part and check for friction, when satisfied assemble with clean fresh oil, and torque in sequence by steps to specs. Don't move to the next until each part has been fitted, checked and torqued.
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