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Here is a link to part one:
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...117&hl=2056 I decide my t1 oil pump in my 2056 was doing me no favors with a smaller than ideal OD. I still had the T4 oil pump from the 2.0 that was doing its job when I had a cam thrust bearing fail /knock, so I decided to pull it a part for inspection. I will perform some measurements and get it cleaned up, if it turns out to be in good shape. The pics look like a great core. ![]() |
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The windage tray had the same old seals, so a new set glued in place and ready for installation along with the cam bearings. USING A DOUBLE THRUST and setting the endplay at .002 inch flipping the bearing without out the tab 180 degree got my play set about right. The 2 shells work working against each other and canceling out he endplay important to test the play on both half and Assembly to ensure you have it just right
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