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9 421 621 063
9421621063
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159620-1421
1596201421
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1157796351
1157796351
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1. Disassembly and Assembly of General Parts
1.1 Oil SealsWhen driving oil seals into place, respect the following instructions. Driving Seals into Housing:(a) Orient the seal lip correctly, making sure it is not damaged.(b) Before driving a seal into place, apply a light coat of grease to the periphery of the seal that fits into the housing.(c) Use a driving tool like the one shown in the drawing that is specially designed for the purpose. The tool can properly guide the lip and hold evenly the top of the seal when it is tapped, so it allows the seal to be driven straight down. Do not use hammers on bare seals as seal will be damaged and consequently oil leak will result.
Oil seal driving tool Driving Seals onto Shaft:(a) Coat the seal lip with grease.(b) Use a seal guide like the one shown in the drawing when the shaft has steps, splines, threads or keyways.
Oil seal guide1.2 O-RingsUse a guide when it is necessary to move O-rings over steps, splines, threads or keyways to install them. Apply a light coat of grease to O-rings before fitting them.
O-ring guide1.3 Bearings(1) When driving bearings into place, be sure to tap the race that is being fitted. (If the inner race is being fitted, tap the inner race. Likewise, if it is the outer race that is being fitted, tap the outer race.) Use fitting tools like the one shown in the drawing that are appropriate for inner or outer races.
Bearing fitting tool(2) Bearings are best fitted using a press as shock loads and errors can be minimized.
Fitting bearing using a press1.4 Lock PlatesAlways bend lock plates properly. The drawing on the right shows some of typical lock plates being bent properly and improperly.1.5 Split Pins and Spring PinsAs a rule, all split pins must be replaced with new ones after each removal. It is also important to bend split pins properly. Spring pins must be driven into place completely.
Typical locking plates with good and bad bends
1.1 Oil SealsWhen driving oil seals into place, respect the following instructions. Driving Seals into Housing:(a) Orient the seal lip correctly, making sure it is not damaged.(b) Before driving a seal into place, apply a light coat of grease to the periphery of the seal that fits into the housing.(c) Use a driving tool like the one shown in the drawing that is specially designed for the purpose. The tool can properly guide the lip and hold evenly the top of the seal when it is tapped, so it allows the seal to be driven straight down. Do not use hammers on bare seals as seal will be damaged and consequently oil leak will result.
Oil seal driving tool Driving Seals onto Shaft:(a) Coat the seal lip with grease.(b) Use a seal guide like the one shown in the drawing when the shaft has steps, splines, threads or keyways.
Oil seal guide1.2 O-RingsUse a guide when it is necessary to move O-rings over steps, splines, threads or keyways to install them. Apply a light coat of grease to O-rings before fitting them.
O-ring guide1.3 Bearings(1) When driving bearings into place, be sure to tap the race that is being fitted. (If the inner race is being fitted, tap the inner race. Likewise, if it is the outer race that is being fitted, tap the outer race.) Use fitting tools like the one shown in the drawing that are appropriate for inner or outer races.
Bearing fitting tool(2) Bearings are best fitted using a press as shock loads and errors can be minimized.
Fitting bearing using a press1.4 Lock PlatesAlways bend lock plates properly. The drawing on the right shows some of typical lock plates being bent properly and improperly.1.5 Split Pins and Spring PinsAs a rule, all split pins must be replaced with new ones after each removal. It is also important to bend split pins properly. Spring pins must be driven into place completely.
Typical locking plates with good and bad bends