Replacement Procedure
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- Position the oil pump cover assembly (10) supported by wooden blocks with the stator shaft facing up.
- Install J 44529 -2 bolt (8) into J 44529 -1 extractor (7).
- Install J 44529 -2 bolt (8) and J 44529 -1 extractor (7) into the bushing (9).
- Install washer (6) and nut (5) onto J 44529 -2 bolt (8).
- Hold the top of J 44529 -2 bolt (8) with a wrench and tighten nut (5) until J 44529 -1 extractor (7) engages the bushing (9).
- Install J 44529 -3 protector (4) onto J 44529 -2 bolt (8).
- Install bearing (3), washer (2), and nut (1) onto J 44529-2 bolt (8).
- Hold the top of J 44529 -2 bolt (8) with a wrench and tighten nut (1) until the bushing is dislodged.
- Remove the J tools from the stator shaft.
- Remove the bushing from the J tools.
- Install a new bushing (3) onto J 43774: installer.
- Drive the bushing into the stator shaft (4) until the bushing is seated.
Specification: The bushing installed depth measurement is flush to 0.25 mm (0.010 in) below the stator shaft surface.
CAUTION:
Always use J 44529 when removing the stator shaft bushing to help avoid damage to the stator shaft sealing surface.
NOTE:
The preferred method for installing the stator shaft bushing is to use J 43774:
installer and a press. If a press is not available, use J 43774:
installer and J 8092:
driver universal driver. If the bushing will be installed without a press, install the large end of J 43774:
installer (2) onto J 8092:
driver (1).