mike0000
Platinum Member
Seems to be pointing in that direction MikeT.
Just a heads up, on my pump removal, it should have come out fairly easily after disconnecting hoses and bolts securing it. That was not the case, the pump would not “unplug” from the housing/drive gear no matter how hard I pulled. I even attempted to drive wedges between the housing and pump body. I did some damage but finally got it free. The problem was due to the drive gears damage, the splines (pump to drive gear) were damaged/misaligned which caused all the resistance. I hope yours releases easier than mine.
If your gear is the problem as in my case, you will have to decide if it’s a job your comfortable doing, (no slight against you, you may be better turning wrenches than me).
That gear is buried under quit a few parts.
Maybe it’s just the pump.
Mike
Just a heads up, on my pump removal, it should have come out fairly easily after disconnecting hoses and bolts securing it. That was not the case, the pump would not “unplug” from the housing/drive gear no matter how hard I pulled. I even attempted to drive wedges between the housing and pump body. I did some damage but finally got it free. The problem was due to the drive gears damage, the splines (pump to drive gear) were damaged/misaligned which caused all the resistance. I hope yours releases easier than mine.
If your gear is the problem as in my case, you will have to decide if it’s a job your comfortable doing, (no slight against you, you may be better turning wrenches than me).
That gear is buried under quit a few parts.
Maybe it’s just the pump.
Mike