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How to repair Parker Commercial hydraulic gear pump?
How to repair Parker Commercial  hydraulic gear pump?

The Parker Commercial series gear pump in your vehicle provides the correct pressure so that oil reaches critical components inside the engine through a network of narrow galleries for proper lubrication. Because it is cheaper to install a new one than to rebuild, most auto shops will replace a worn out oil pump instead of taking the time to rebuild it. Still, you can check and service an oil pump at home and decide whether you should repair the pump or replace it.

 

Clean the gear pump thoroughly with solvent and let it air dry. Lay the oil pump on the workbench with the gears facing up. A gear oil pump is about 4 to 6 inches thick in its gear housing and the two gears ride side by side. Their corresponding lobes mesh as they rotate.

 

Measure the gap between the lobe side of one of the gears and the lobe side of the other gear as they mesh together with a feeler gauge. Compare your measurement to the one listed in the service manual for your specific vehicle make and model. If the measurement does not conform with the specs in the service manual, replace the gears.

 

Make a note of the corresponding place of each gear in the housing and lift both gears out of the housing. Measure the gear bore depth with a depth micrometer. Measure the gear bore diameter, on the narrower side, with a telescoping gauge and measure the distance provided by the telescoping gauge with an outside micrometer. Compare your results with the corresponding measurements listed in your service manual. If the measurement does not conform with the specs in the service manual, replace the oil pump and gears.

 

Check the oil pump housing for damage. If you find groove or noticeable wear marks around the body or the gears bore, replace the pump.

 

Reinstall both gears into their corresponding bores and position a straightedge along the top of the oil pump, with the gears facing up. Measure the gap between the gears housing mating surface and the straightedge with a feeler gauge. If the measurement does not conform with the specs in the service manual, replace the pump.

 

Measure the clearance between one of the gear lobes and the gear bore wall with a feeler gauge. If the measurement does not conform with the specs in the service manual, replace the gears.

 

Reassemble the repaired pump using an oil pump repair kit for your specific vehicle's make and model. Before installing the new pressure relief spring that comes with your kit, dip the spring in new engine oil and pack the gears and bore with petroleum jelly. Your repaired pump is now ready for reinstallation.

 

Dynaco Hydraulic supply all series Parker Commercial replacement gear pump including P31,P51,P76,P315,P330,P350,P365,C101,C102 gear pump and spare parts for your requirement.



     
Pub Time : 2015-11-11 21:40:50 >> News list
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