1
Pulley
8
Bearing
2
Body screws (4 req'd)
9
Shaft
3
10
Impeller
4
Body
11
Gasket
5
Pipe plug
12
Cover
6
Retainer
13
Cover screws (4 req'd)
7
Seal
Figure 96. Water pump disassembled.
is properly supported before pressing the shaft and bearing assembly out of the water pump body.
(7) Press the bearing (8) off the shaft (9). Support the bearing with a square shouldered mandrel to prevent it
from collapsing during the presssing operation.
(8) Remove the retainer (6) and seal (7).
(9) Unscrew and remove the pipe plug (5) from the water pump body (4).
c. Cleaning and Inspection. Wash all parts in cleaning solvent and dry them with clean compressed air or a soft
absorbent cloth. Use a stiff wire brush to remove all scale, lime, and rust deposits from the shaft, impeller, and water
pump body. Clean the pipe plug threads and all mounting screws with a stiff wire brush and inspect them for corroded,
etched, damaged, or stripped threads. Inspect the water pump body, impeller, and machined gasket surfaces for etching,
cracks, damage, and wear. Replace the water pump body if it is badly etched, corroded, or cracked.
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