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Perkins L4 Workshop Manual - L-36 Fleet

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that the mitred ends go right up into the recesses<br />

of the timing case bottom cover and rear main<br />

hearing cap.<br />

Cut cork joints to required length and lightly<br />

coat one face and the two sides with jointing compound<br />

and place in position.<br />

To facilitate assembly of the sump, screw two<br />

guide studs into the crankcase, one on each side.<br />

The studs will position the sump accurately and<br />

prevent displacement of the joints.<br />

Place the sump in position and insert the screws<br />

Remove guide studs.<br />

When all the setscrews ha ve been inserted<br />

tighten evenly all round. Do not overtighten<br />

setscrews.<br />

Replace sump strainer and cover plate as<br />

previously described.<br />

To Remove and Refit OU Pump.<br />

Remove su mp and sump strainer (see previous<br />

headings).<br />

Disconnect Dil pump delivery pipe from the<br />

crankcase union.<br />

Remove setscrew from centre main hearing cap<br />

thus releasing the Dil suction pipe.<br />

Unscrew the lubricating oil pump locating setscrew.<br />

This screw is situated outside the cylinder<br />

block (See Fig. Pol).<br />

The oil pump may ncw be removed (See Fig. Pol).<br />

To refit, reverse the above order of operations.<br />

To Remove and Clean OU Pressure Relief Valve.<br />

With engines prior to No. 6032453. the oil<br />

pressure relief valve forms part of the oil pump<br />

bottom cover. The breaking pressure is set and<br />

adjusted at the factory and unless special test<br />

equipment is available no attempt should be made<br />

to dismantie the oil pressure relief valve.<br />

To obtain access to the relief valve foT cleanin.R<br />

proceed as follows :-<br />

Remove sump and sump strainer.<br />

Remove lubricating oil pump from engine.<br />

Remove the setscrews securing the bottom cover<br />

and remove bottom cover.<br />

Wash the valve in clean fuel oil and blow the<br />

valve dry with compressed air.<br />

Sec that the balI and bali seat are perfectly clean<br />

and bedding correctly.<br />

Page P3<br />

Re-assemble bottom cover to pump using a ncw<br />

bottom cover joint.<br />

When re-assembling bottom cover to pump,<br />

note the waming gjven on page P.4.<br />

On engines subsequent to No. 6032453, the<br />

lubricating oil pump relief valve may be rmloved<br />

and cleaned without dismantling the pump from<br />

the engine.<br />

Af ter the sump bas been removed, break locking<br />

wire, and unscrew the relief valve assembly from<br />

the side of the oil pump body. Thereafter cleaning<br />

of the valve assembly should be in accordance with<br />

instructions detailed below.<br />

To DismantIe the Oil Pump.<br />

Remove pump from engine (See above).<br />

Remove locking wire from suction and delivery<br />

pipe banjo balts and remove pipes. In the case<br />

of engines subsequent to No. 6032453, it will be<br />

necessary to remove the relief valve assembly in<br />

order to release the delivery or outlet pipe.<br />

Remove the setscrews securing the bottom cover<br />

and gear housing.<br />

Tbe idler gear can now be removed.<br />

Press off spiral driving gear.<br />

Tbe drive shaft and gear can now be removed.<br />

To remove gear from shaft use suitable press.<br />

To remove the idler gear shaft, withdraw the<br />

split pin fust ; the shaft caD then be pressed out.<br />

Unless areplacement shaft is to be fitted it is not<br />

necessary to remove this shaft and pin.<br />

Tbe cleaning of the pressure relief valve bas<br />

been dealt with under a previous heading.<br />

Inspection.<br />

All the parts of the pump should be cleaned<br />

and inspected for wear. The fit of the shaft in<br />

the pump body should be carefully checked. The<br />

shaft should work easily without lateral movement<br />

in the bushes fitted in the body. If the bushes are<br />

wom they should be replaced.<br />

If tbc oil pump gears show signs of wear they<br />

shouid be renewed.<br />

To Re-assemble<br />

the Dil Pump.<br />

Press drive shaft gear on to shaft The end of<br />

the shaft should be flush with the bottom face of the<br />

gear.<br />

Assembie gear and shaft to pump body.

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