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changing seal in super c hydralics
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Posted by steve on June 06, 2002 at 19:45:27 from (209.191.192.169):
I posted earlier about removing the pump to paint, however my earlier suspisions of a bad seal have been confirmed. I am have fluid leaking past into the crank case. I have a service manual but am unsure as to the removing of the pump. does it just slip out after removing the mounting bolts or are there other conections inside once I pull it off. could someone please give me a little more detailed instruction as to the correct way to do this? I would really appreciate it alot...everything else on the restore is coming along really nice. If I can get this problem solved I will be on my way to priming.....
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