VWAR Old forum !

Technical => Technical => Topic started by: parrotheadnw on May 18, 2005, 03:33:08 PM

Title: Oil pump rebuild
Post by: parrotheadnw on May 18, 2005, 03:33:08 PM
Has anyone tried to rebuild an oil / AT pump?  What's involved?
Title: Usually You only need to replace the 2 seals 68AutoBug**
Post by: 68AutoBug on May 19, 2005, 07:29:51 AM
there are 2 oil seals that sit in the intermediate plate between the two pumps... Engine oil & ATF on either sides....
the oil seals are 14mm x 22mm x 4mm thick...   2 used - they sit back to back... I used a small amount of gasket cement on the outer parts of the oil seals.. they slide in better and seal better... then add a small amount of engine oil in the oil seal inner surface and Auto transmission fluid on the inner surface of the ATF seal....'
Seals should be lubricated before being used otherwise they will wear prematurely...
the dual oil pump gears shouldn't be worn , but the plate can get scored... in which case You can get the plate machined to perfection ....
Minor scoring shouldn't be a problem either....
The normal pressure for the ATF fluid is 56.5 PSI...

The torque converter oil seal [special VW oil seals- ]
should be replaced [and lubricated] every time its disturbed....
They are available from CIP1 :  VWC-001-301-083B  seal
plus 2 gaskets : VWC-111-115-111B   and VWC-111-115-131B
will also be needed........ You can apply a very thin coating of gasket cement to these gaskets... the cement also helps holding them in place...

Lee Noonan  --- 68AutoBug --- Australia ---

http://community.webshots.com/user/vw68autobug



Title: Hi again Parrotheadnw -- 68AutoBug *** Australia ***
Post by: 68AutoBug on May 19, 2005, 01:38:54 PM
Hi again,
give Me your email address and I'll send You some pics of the inside of My pumps which I have pulled apart....
cheers

Lee Noonan -- 68AutoBug -- Australia --

http://community.webshots.com/user/vw68autobug