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

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5 - 4 COOLING SYSTEM<br />

The bearing and shaft are retained in the pump housing<br />

by the shaft bearing retainer (6).<br />

WATER PUMP REMOVAL:<br />

1. Drain the cooling system by opening drain cock at lower<br />

right side of radiator and remove the pipe plug from left<br />

rear side of cylinder block.<br />

NOTE: It is not necessary to remove the radiator to<br />

remove the pump; however, use care when removing and<br />

Installing the pump.<br />

2. Loosen the bolt in the fan belt and generator adjusting<br />

bracket and move generator in toward the cylinder block<br />

to remove the fan belt.<br />

3. Disconnect hose from the water pump inlet.<br />

FIGURE 2<br />

WATER PUMP<br />

(6 Cylinder)<br />

The water pump features a permanently lubricated ball<br />

bearing (18), Figure 3, for the pump shaft and non-adjustable<br />

packing (13). A permanent seal, which makes repacking<br />

unnecessary, consists of a graphite washer (14) adjacent<br />

to the impeller (12), backed with a neoprene seal (13) and<br />

brass spring and retainer (8) for maintaining constant contact<br />

on these two units. The graphite washer (14) is prevented<br />

from turning in the impeller (12) and housing by<br />

means of four ears which are retained by four corresponding<br />

slots in the impeller. The neoprene seal stops any fluid<br />

which might pass between the graphite washer and impeller.<br />

A large drain hole at bottom side of pump body allows<br />

for drainage and acts as a vent to minimize moisture formation<br />

in the pump assembly.<br />

The pump shaft is mounted in a permanently lubricated<br />

double row ball bearing with grooves in the shaft to furnish<br />

race-ways for the bearing balls and provide a means of<br />

taking end thrust of the fan and pump<br />

4. Remove the bolt and nut from the generator adjusting<br />

bracket to cylinder block and remove bracket.<br />

5. Re move the four bolts and lock washers attaching fan<br />

blades to fan pulley and hub, and remove the fan blades.<br />

6. Remove bolts attaching water pump to block and remove<br />

the water pump.<br />

DISASSEMBLY:<br />

1. Remove the water pump shaft retainer (6), cover (2), and<br />

gasket (3), Figure 3.<br />

2. Place the water pump assembly in "Water Pump Holding<br />

Fixture J-2778, and using shaft driver contained in the set,<br />

press out the pump shaft and bearing assembly (18) with<br />

water pump pulley hub (19) attached.<br />

NOTE: The fixture is designed to support the water pump<br />

body on a level plane while removing the shaft from the<br />

impeller. The height of the support stud is controlled by<br />

adjusting nuts which are run up on the stud to level the<br />

water pump body. The large hole in the base plate provides

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