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oil pump gears
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2001 10:16 am
by MG1948TC@aol.com
Hi all,
The complete engine overhaul that started with a timing chain replacement has
now
got to the oil pump - has anybody replaced the gears recently? After a
struggle I have got the old driven gear off but it was a very tight fit so
the question is what is the best way to put the new one on. The problem I
envisage is correct alignment of the keyway
ie after belting the gear a third way onto the shaft can I confirm that the
key is lined up, or am I worrying unduly. What is the small groove for in the
fixed shaft and should it be in any particular position.
Regards and happy MotorinG to all,
Brian 1948TC
Re: oil pump gears
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2001 11:59 am
by Gates Family
Brian
Scary content! This past Thursday was a public holiday in SA and I used the
opportunity to replace TC 8675 timing chain and insert a leather washer
behind the tensioner. The replaced chain had stretched 4mm and together
with washer, XPAG 3111 now just purrs along! However, had I read your
message before Thursday, heaven knows whether one thing would have lead to
another - including an engine rebuild!
Regards
Joe
Re: oil pump gears
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2001 12:36 pm
by David Lodge
Brian,
Sounds like a tip I should know about! Could you please repeat, I missed it
somehow.
Many thanks.
David Lodge.
Gates Family wrote:
> Brian
>
> Scary content! This past Thursday was a public holiday in SA and I used the
> opportunity to replace TC 8675 timing chain and insert a leather washer
> behind the tensioner. The replaced chain had stretched 4mm and together
> with washer, XPAG 3111 now just purrs along! However, had I read your
> message before Thursday, heaven knows whether one thing would have lead to
> another - including an engine rebuild!
>
> Regards
>
> Joe
>
>
>
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