Oil Pump, Check
Remove
2. |
Clean sealing surfaces and remove gasket remnants.
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3. |
Check oil pump housing cover, cylinder block and rotors for
damage
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4. |
The bearing end play of the rotors in the oil pump housing is
measured with a straight edge and feeler gauge on the oil pump
housing cover (see figure I) and on the cylinder block (see fig.
II) and calculated mathematically.
Example:
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I
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2.120 mm
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II
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1.980 mm
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=
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0.140 mm
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Permissible bearing end play of the rotors in the oil pump
housing:
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Play on installation
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0.035 - 0.100 mm
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Wear limit
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0.150 mm
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5. |
The radial bearing clearance of the pump shaft in the cylinder
block is measured with a micrometer (see figure I) and a precision
internal measuring device (see figure II) and calculated
mathematically
Example:
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I
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16.015 mm
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II
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15.900 mm
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=
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0.115 mm
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Permissible radial bearing clearance of the oil pump shaft in
the cylinder block:
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Play on installation
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0.040 - 0.125 mm
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Wear limit
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0.200 mm
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6. |
Measure clearance between external rotor and cylinder block
with feeler gauge (see figure III)
Permissible clearance between external rotor and cylinder
block
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Play on installation
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0.240 - 0.360 mm
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Wear limit
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0.400 mm
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7. |
Check backlash of rotors with feeler gauge (see fig. I)
Permissible rotor backlash
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Play on installation
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0.130 - 0.150 mm
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Wear limit
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0.200 mm
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Note: If the wear limit
of one or more components is reached, the oil pump is to be
replaced complete, consisting of the inner rotor, outer rotor and
oil pump housing cover.
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Install
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