NoOne

My scavenge pump took a dump awhile ago and I bought one from
someone off of the internet.

Its the same model as the one supplied but the openings are 45
degree's off.

I had taken another one apart and knew I could get it to spin around
but I don't remember how and I hate to destroy the pump to get it to
work.

There are 2 pics, the pump on the LEFT is the correct one, the one
on the right is the new one, I need to rotate the pump portion 45
degree's otherwise nothing reaches or fits.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/econne...pump%20003.jpg
20003.jpg

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/econne...pump%20004.jpg
20004.jpg

Warning, these are big pics.

Thanks!

<small>[ June 02, 2002, 02:46 PM: Message edited by: NoOne ]</small>

y2khawk

iTrader: (5)

Eric

i have my old leaky one if you wanna try taking it apart first.

looks like you need to rotate the guts of the pump.

hmmm

off to the garage

y2khawk

iTrader: (5)

OK

you can rotate the piston section of the pump 90°

the 2 small holes in the piston assembly have 2 phillips head screws holding the assembly to the motor body. Remove the 2 screws, must take them completely out. Then you can rotate the assembly.

There is another set of threaded holes in the motor body. there's a raised dent on the motor body so you can only rotate the piston assembly clockwise (looking at it fron the top)

Good luck <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />

NoOne

Well I can rotate the top 90 degree's, I need to go 45...

y2khawk

iTrader: (5)

no, you can't rotate the top

the check valves have to be on top the pistons, and the top only goes over the check valve one way.

NoOne

Dummy me, I got 45 and 90 degree's mixed up.

I talked to Rod later on, it seems there are 4 holes for the pump portion but it only uses 2 so you can rotate it 90 degree's.

I was getting mixed up with rotating the top 180 degree's.

I'll take it apart and re-do it tonight.