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No oil in governor area

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BLT

08-08-2002 09:12:39




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Clooney,
I just finished my '45 B. Runs good, has good oil pressure, but has a screaming noise coming from the governor area like a dry bearing, I pulled the fan shaft to discover the gear was dry. Seems like I read of a simular problem lately, but can't find in archives. Where do I start looking for the problem? I have not pulled the governor yet.




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Gman

08-09-2002 20:16:58




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 Re: No oil in governor area in reply to BLT, 08-08-2002 09:12:39  
Blt you ask where the oil hole was in the govenor housing. My "41 "G" is in the oil galley directly above the fitting that is a pain in the rear to disconnect,with the govoner assembly removed you can see the oil galley above that$#@$%$ fitting now there should be a pin hole about 3/4's the way up in fact if you're pearing in the side of gov. housing and the hole is open it will squirt you square in the eye. What i would do is drain all the oil out of engine leave plug out and and make up a fitting to go on that #$@$#@@ and inject some solvent thru the galley under high pressure, you might try a welding tip cleaner and try to poke in hole,if all this fails take a tiney drill and make a hole,if you get it to big take a punch and close it up a little. just some ideas thaat work for me. Garland

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Clooney

08-08-2002 13:02:26




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 Re: No oil in governor area in reply to BLT, 08-08-2002 09:12:39  
BLT, have you run it at fast idle yet? Sometimes it takes a little while for the oil to splash around in the governor.
~By looking in the governor from the open hole where the fan gear went can you see any oil at all either dripping or coming out at the rear of the governor? If not, you either have an oil line or feed problem to the governor or the governor oil hole is plugged. ~Before pulling the governor, remove the crankcase cover & see if the oil line is connected to the bottom of the governor & that it isn't cracked, if the line looks ok, pull it loose [not easy] & crank the engine & see if oil is coming out of the line, if so suspect a plugged governor oil hole [try compressed air into the bottom of the oil pipe fitting & if that doesn't do the trick you will have to pull the governor.
~You will have to pull that line loose anyway before you can remove the governor..... ..... ....

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BLT

08-08-2002 19:32:37




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 Re: Re: No oil in governor area in reply to Clooney, 08-08-2002 13:02:26  
Yes, I have run it quite a bit, maybe too much. I have good pressure showing on the guage which tee's off of the top of the governor. I'll try blowing air through the tube. Where is the oil hole located? Thanks for the help.
BLT



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BLT

08-10-2002 11:56:16




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 Re: Re: Re: No oil in governor area in reply to BLT, 08-08-2002 19:32:37  
Thanks Guys. I took governor off and flushed it good from every angle with naptha in my blow gun. Put it back together, turned over with starter and it .sprayed oil all over the engine. I think it will work now.



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