Posted by luckytx2001 on January 31, 2015 at 12:59:48 from (69.27.137.130):
A puff of white smoke and a trail of oil. Knew something was wrong. Drained three gallons of oil from the engine oil pan, and the transmission hydro oil had disappeared. Then I really knew something was wrong. I pulled off the hydro pump, part number 19-994501-99, and broke it down. I found a replacement pump on this site for about $500. Would like to rebuild instead. I have found zero pump parts after eight hours of searching the web. It appears that my problem is in the rather large part that is second from right in photo number two. This part actually fits up against the engine and I shall refer to it as an "end cap" until somebody tells me the parts manual nomenclature. I couldn't find any parts diagrams either. The rectangular rubber ring on the backside of the end cap looks ok, but I will get a new one if I can find one. The 3rd photo shows the hole, (bearing?) in the end cap that looks and feels very sick. The shaft of the gear that sticks in the bearing is not perfect, but still in very,very good shape. The gear I refer to is the longest one in the second photo. Before I start bugging some of you who actually know what you are doing (I don't) about putting the whole thing back together properly, can anyone offer leads to parts, or alternative repairs. Thanks for sharing my misery!
This post was edited by luckytx2001 at 09:56:58 02/01/15.
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