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

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4 - 36 FUEL SYSTEM & EXHAUST<br />

7. Lift vacuum diaphragm (30) out of body and remove<br />

lower oil seal retainer (34), by turning until slot lines<br />

up with flat of pull rod. Remove oil seal washer (32),<br />

upper oil seal retainer, and oil seal spring (31).<br />

8. Remove fuel diaphragm (2) by pulling straight out.<br />

CAUTION: DO NOT TILT EXCESSIVELY OR<br />

STAKED-IN OIL SEAL WILL BE DAMAGED.<br />

9. Remove valve cage retainer screw (3), lift out retainer<br />

(4), two valve and gauge assemblies (5) and two<br />

gaskets (13).<br />

10. Remove bowl screw (11) and gasket (10). Then remove<br />

bowl (9), bowl gasket (8) and screen (7).<br />

11. Remove cover plate screw (17) with gasket (18). Lift<br />

off the cover (19), cover gasket (20), screen retainer,<br />

(21), and screen (22).<br />

12. Blow out all passages with compressed air.<br />

INSPECTION:<br />

Inspect pump parts as follows:<br />

1. Top Cover and Pump Body - Make visual check for<br />

cracks and breakage. Inspect for diaphragm flange warpage<br />

by testing on a smooth flat surface. Examine all threaded<br />

holes for stripped or crossed threads. Broken, damaged, or<br />

severely warped castings must be replaced.<br />

2. Valve and Cage Assemblies - Replace. Extent of wear<br />

cannot be determined visually.<br />

3. Strainer Screen - Replace. Inspect new screen for damage<br />

or obstruction. Screen must fit snugly around inner edge.<br />

4. Rocker Arm - Inspect for wear or scores at camshaft pad<br />

and at pointof contact with link and pull rod.<br />

5. Rocker Arm Pin and Washer - Replace bullet type pin with<br />

head type pin and washer.<br />

6. Link - Replace because amount of wear cannot be determined<br />

visually.<br />

7. Rocker Arm Spring - Replace. Spring may be weak from distortion<br />

or corrosion.<br />

8. Diaphragm - Always replace.<br />

9. Gaskets and Oil Seal - Always replace gaskets and oil seal to<br />

assure tight seals.<br />

ASSEMBLY (AC):<br />

1. Assemble link spacer (41) over fuel link (36). Place one vacuum<br />

link (35 and 37) on each side of the fuel link. The hook ends of<br />

the vacuum link should come together so that they surround the<br />

fuel link. All link hooks should point in the same direction.<br />

Place assembly of links and spacer between lobes of rocker arm<br />

with one spacer washer (43) on the outer side of each vacuum<br />

link. Slide rocker arm bushing (38) through holes in rocker arm,<br />

spacer washers, and links.<br />

2. Stand the pump body (39) on the bench, fuel flange down. Set<br />

rocker arm spring in position with one end over cone cast into<br />

body. Slide rocker arm and link assembly into body. Outer end<br />

of all link hooks must point toward vacuum flange. Temporarily<br />

retain rocker arm and link assembly with AC tool PT-6 or a<br />

long straight pin or 1 punch.<br />

3. Turn the pump body over so the fuel diaphragm flange is up.<br />

Set the diaphragm spring (1) on the staked-in oil seal. Push<br />

diaphragm pull rod through retainer (12), spring and oil seal.<br />

Flat of pull rod must be at right angles to link. Hook diaphragm<br />

pull rod to fuel link. FUEL LINK IS THE SHORT, CENTER<br />

LINK. DO NOT TILT DIAPHRAGM PULL ROD<br />

EXCESSIVELY AS THIS MAY DAMAGE THE OIL<br />

SEAL.

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