Posted by Mike CA on September 20, 2009 at 20:40:46 from (99.28.152.102):
On my '44 H, the belt pulley was very slightly leaking from the base where the screws hold it in. So, I went to pull it apart to see what kind of gasket it needed replaced. I popped it open, caught the oil that drained out, and it stopped right where you see it. It won't pull out, and now (Here is the "opps") it won't push back in!
Questions:
1) How is this supposed to seal? The parts book only lists the 3 shims (shown) but no gasket. This is where there was oil seaping from the bottom.
2) How do I get this back together? It won't move either way.
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