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SECTION 5<br />

M-4 Water Pump<br />

MTT-MX-2<br />

10 Jul 2012<br />

19. Install volute case with wear ring and<br />

tighten 8 mount bolts. Torque Volute case<br />

bolts to 80 ft-lbs (108 nm) in a criss cross<br />

pattern.<br />

20. Lubricate water pump drive motor end<br />

bearing with 2 fl. oz. (60 cc) and the<br />

impeller end bearing with 1 fl. oz. (30 cc)<br />

of grease. Lubricating the shaft rope seal<br />

(Lantern ring) by applying 5 squirts<br />

(injections) of grease.<br />

7. Install hydraulic drive motor and associated<br />

hosing. Tighten all mounting bolts.<br />

8. Operate water pump system while checking<br />

for leaks as well as component operation.<br />

Water Pump Installation<br />

1. Remove old gasket material from mounting<br />

flanges. Replace as required.<br />

2. Locate water pump on inlet flange with the<br />

required gaskets. Tighten inlet flange and<br />

pump mount bolts.<br />

3. Remove old gasket material from water<br />

pipe discharge pipe. Replace as required.<br />

4. Install all components that were removed<br />

when removing water pump. Tighten<br />

hardware.<br />

5. Lubricate water pump drive motor end<br />

bearing with 2 fl. oz. (60 cc) and the<br />

impeller end bearing with 1 fl. oz. (30 cc)<br />

of grease.<br />

Ensure the water pump bearings are greased<br />

with the proper amount of grease prior to<br />

operation. Failure to ensure the water<br />

pump shaft bearing are adequately and<br />

properly lubricated will result in shortened<br />

service life, bearing, shaft and possible<br />

water pump damage or failure.<br />

6. Inspect shaft coupling for damage and<br />

replace if required.<br />

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