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

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ENGINE 3 - 31<br />

TIMING GEAR COVER OIL SEAL<br />

REPLACEMENT<br />

The timing gear cover has as oil seal which fits closely<br />

over the vibration dampener spacer to prevent oil leaking<br />

out of the front end. The oil seal is a tight press fit in the<br />

cover and can be removed with J-2776 Timing C over Oil<br />

Seal Remover and Installer Set, Figure 36, b y placing the<br />

collar so that slot in collar engages depression in cover,<br />

supporting the cover when driving out the seal with the<br />

straight side of the driver.<br />

FIGURE 35<br />

NOTE: The tool head is reversible on the handle. The<br />

side with the tapered pilot is used for Installing and the<br />

large size for removing .<br />

Installation:<br />

NOTE: Before Installing the dampener lock screw, see<br />

that the inner hub protrudes through the dampener body.<br />

1. Align the dampener hub keyway with key on crankshaft.<br />

2. Using J-483 Vibration Dampener. Replacer, place the<br />

correct spacer on the large threaded portion of the tool<br />

ahead of the tool pressfeed nut. Turn threaded end of tool<br />

into end of crankshaft and then turn pressfeed nut with<br />

driver handle. Th e spacers are various widths; add on as<br />

required until dampener is forced into position.<br />

3. Remove Installer Tool and Install lock plate and lock nut.<br />

NOTE: After tightening the lock nut to 100-120 lbs, carefully<br />

inspect for clearance between the locking washer and<br />

the outer body of dampener, Figure 35 (necessary for<br />

proper operation of the vibration dampener).<br />

TIMING GEARS<br />

(6 & 8 Cylinder)<br />

TIMING GEAR COVER REMOVAL:<br />

1. Drain cooling system.<br />

2. Disconnect hoses and remove radiator (2 bolts each side<br />

of radiator cradle).<br />

3. Remove fan blade, pulley and fan belt.<br />

4. Remove dampener screw, lock, and dampener. (Use<br />

Puller J-676C to remove dampener, Figure 34.<br />

5. Remove timing gear cover and gasket.<br />

FIGURE 36

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