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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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4 - 34 FUEL SYSTEM & EXHAUST<br />

3. Remove cam lever pin rivet plug (J) retainer (H), and pin<br />

(I).<br />

4. Remove cam lever (B).<br />

5. Remove six valve housing screws (P) and valve housing<br />

(M).<br />

6. Remove two valve housing cover attaching screws (K),<br />

valve housing cover (R), outlet air dome diaphragm (Q)<br />

and strainer (0).<br />

7. Remove diaphragm assembly (G).<br />

8. Do not remove valve cage assemblies (L and N) unless<br />

they are to be replaced.<br />

9. Clean all parts in gasoline. (Do not use strong solvent or<br />

cleaner on valve housing unless the valve cage assemblies<br />

have been removed.)<br />

10. Inspect parts for wear and select repair kit. (One rebuilding<br />

kit is a gasket and diaphragm kit; the other contains<br />

all parts which are subject to wear.)<br />

FUEL PUMP ASSEMBLY (CARTER):<br />

1. Install new valve cage assemblies (L and N) if they have<br />

been removed.<br />

2. Assemble strainer (0), outlet air dome diaphragm (Q),<br />

valve housing cover (R) and attach to valve housing.<br />

3. Install diaphragm assembly .(G) in pump body with flat<br />

spaces on sides toward ports.<br />

4. Align mark on pump body with mark on valve housing<br />

(M) and Install housing, but DO NOT tighten screws.<br />

5. Install cam lever, pin, and pin retainer.<br />

6. Install new rivet plug (J).<br />

7. Flex diaphragm and hold in maximum down position<br />

and tighten valve housing attaching screws.<br />

8. Install cam lever return spring<br />

FUEL PUMP DISASSEMBLY (AC):<br />

CAUTION: Before taking a combination pump apart,<br />

read assembly instructions paragraphs No. 2, 13 and 15<br />

for special equipment needed. These are AC tools No.<br />

Pt-8, and two 10-32 x 1-1/211 screws. If you do not have<br />

these tools, or equivalent, do not attempt to overhaul the<br />

pump.<br />

1. Mark edges of fuel cover (25), Figure 106, and body<br />

diaphragm flanges with a file. The parts may then be<br />

reassembled in the same relative position.<br />

2. Remove fuel cover screws (23) and lock-washers. Separate<br />

cover from body by jarring cover loose with a screwdriver<br />

handle. Remove diaphragm spring (28) and<br />

retainer (29). Remove valve cage retainer screw and<br />

remove retainer and cage assemblies (27) and gaskets<br />

(26),<br />

3. Mark edges of vacuum cover (6) and body diaphragm<br />

flanges. The parts may then be reassembled in the same<br />

relative position.<br />

4. Remove two screws from opposite sides of the vacuum<br />

cover, and substitute for them two No. 10-32 x 1-1/2<br />

inch fillister head screws. Turn the two long screws all<br />

the way down, and then remove the balance of the<br />

regular cover screws. Alternately back off the two long<br />

screws, a few turns at a time, until the force of the heavy<br />

vacuum diaphragm spring is no longer effective. Remove<br />

the two long screws, the cover assembly, diaphragm<br />

spring (1), and spring retainer (12).<br />

5. File riveted end of rocker arm pin (33) flush with steel<br />

washer, or drill of end with 3/8" drill. Drive out rocker<br />

arm pin with a drift punch. Wiggle rocker arm (42)<br />

until Slinks unhook from both diaphragms. Then remove<br />

rocker arm spring (40), rocker arm, and the link<br />

assembly.<br />

6. Remove bushings (38) from rocker arm before removing<br />

rocker arm (42), two vacuum links (35 and 37), one fuel<br />

link (36), link spacer (41), and link washer (43).

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