looks to be an engine out job ..... or at least lift it enough to be able to withdraw the pumps from the bell housing .... itll be on a splined shaft coupling to the flywheel - usually nylon/plastic and therefore needs handling carefullyThe hydraulic oil pumps are installed on the flywheel side of the motor, but quite impossible to get out. ?
Can anyone tell me how to get it out. What kind of coupling is it ?
Best reg Olav
either raise the flywheel end of the motor enough to slide the pumps out of their drive, or better still take the whole thing out - engine and pumps = so much easier on the floor/bench and most likely easier to do, than trying to raise just one endThere is hydraulic oil leakage into the bellhousing, pump need new sim.ring, but almost impossible to get the pump out. - Any good advise ?
its a picture of a enginehas anybody viewed the pdfs what are they ?
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Thanks for answering, but it is not a space problem, The two pumps are stock in the joint between motor and pump.either raise the flywheel end of the motor enough to slide the pumps out of their drive, or better still take the whole thing out - engine and pumps = so much easier on the floor/bench and most likely easier to do, than trying to raise just one end
well it's usually a nylon/plastic splined drive plate, so you may have to take courage and quietly pry them apart ... and accept you may have to replace it if it gets damaged in the processThanks for answering, but it is not a space problem, The two pumps are stock in the joint between motor and pump.
this is the PDF content Rosshas anybody viewed the pdfs what are they ?
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