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Q Shindaiwa Inc. 1995 111
Oil Pumps Section 11
STEP 4. Remove the oil pump, and then
remove the pump elbow and gasket (where
used). (Figure 11.7).
STEP 5. Remove the oil suction tube
(Figure 11.7).
Wash all parts thoroughly in clean solvent, and
then blow dry. Replace any non-repairable
components showing damage or measurable
wear.
Inspect the oil pump drive lugs for condi-
tion (tang used on Model 757). Figure 11.8.
Carefully inspect the drive (worm) gear for
signs of cracking, deformation, or measur-
able wear, and replace if noted.
Gently stretch the oil suction tube, and
discard any tube showing evidence of
hardening, softening, or other deterioration.
Connect a Shindaiwa pressure tester p/n
99909-93 to the inlet (filter) end of the
suction tube. Use a tubing clamp or
suitable plug to block the opposite end of
the tube, and then pressure-test for leaks to
a maximum of 5 psi (Figure 11.9).
Inspect the oil tank vent for damage,
clogging, or deterioration.
Saw models 488 through 695 draw oil
through a plastic elbow installed beneath
the oil pump in the engine crankcase. This
elbow should be carefully inspected for
possible blockage, and also for any signs
of leakage from the sealing plug at the end
of the elbow (Figure 11.10).
Inspect the oil filter screen for damage, and
replace if noted.
IMPORTANT!
A missing or melted oil filter screen may
have been damaged by an engine over-
heat. Check carburetor adjustments. See
also pages 18–21, Engine Seizure.
Rotate the oil pump driven gear by hand.
The pump shaft should turn easily and
should reciprocate smoothly in the pump
bore with every shaft revolution. A seized or
otherwise internally damaged pump cannot
be repaired and must be discarded.
Carefully inspect the oil pump driven gear
for any signs of worn, chipped, or missing
teeth. If serviceability is doubtful, compare
with new parts.
Figure 11.10 Plastic Elbow (488-695)
Figure 11.9 Leak-testing the Oil Suction Tube
Figure 11.7 Pump and Drive (488 shown)
Inspection
10
20
30
40
50
60
0
.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
4.0
0
LUB-53
5 psi
Clamp
Oil Suction
Hose
CLH-73
Figure 11.8 Oil Pump Drive Systems
CLH-72
Drive Lug
Elbow
Suction
Tube
Pump
Drive Gear
Adjuster
Shaft
Pump
Gasket
Oil
Pump
Check for
leakage
Pressure
Tester
Drive Tang
(757 only)
OIL PUMPS
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