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Re: Hydraulic system diagnosis on a 100 please guys!!!! :)
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Posted by Patrick Martin on August 05, 2007 at 11:03:30 from (74.234.92.107):
In Reply to: Re: Hydraulic system diagnosis on a 100 please guys!!!! :) posted by Hugh MacKay on August 04, 2007 at 17:33:26:
Thanks Hugh your words are very encouraging! At least now I know there is a fix if it comes to worse. I wonder if I can re-metalize the shaft if it is worn and just turn it back to specs on my lathe? If it is bad I will run a bead around the seal area and see. Would you happen to know what the shaft diameter should be Hugh? The little pump seemed to be in great shape actually when I did go through it. I tell you what.......I really feel stupid about it now because I did indeed tear into that pump and clean and reassemble it. For some reason I figured it was lubed with crankcase opil and didn't think of there being a seal on that shaft behind that little gear. I took the big O-ring out, cleaned the gaskets off, checked the impeller gears and housing for wear, cleaned them in varsol and reassembled it. I bet......I just bet....that the seal material reacted to the varsol and it has eroded away. It might just be that simple....I hope. I'll tear it down today and check it out. I'll post a new topic with pics when I do.
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