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 ====== EVO: Oiling & Lubrication - Sub-03H ====== ====== EVO: Oiling & Lubrication - Sub-03H ======
 ====== 86-90 Oil Pump Removal and Disassembly ====== ====== 86-90 Oil Pump Removal and Disassembly ======
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 |  86-90 Oil Pump ((phoyo by Hippysmack)) ​ | |  86-90 Oil Pump ((phoyo by Hippysmack)) ​ |
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 ====== Removal ====== ====== Removal ======
   * The 86-90 gerotor pump can be removed with the engine in the frame and the gearcase cover installed.   * The 86-90 gerotor pump can be removed with the engine in the frame and the gearcase cover installed.
     * Disconnect the oil lines.     * Disconnect the oil lines.
     * Remove the four mounting bolts and the pump should drop down.     * Remove the four mounting bolts and the pump should drop down.
-    * There is a flat spot on the frame just under the pump. ((IronMick of the XLFORUM ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?t=554323))+    * There is a flat spot on the frame just under the pump. ((IronMick of the XLFORUM ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​ironhead-sportster-motorcycle-talk-1957-1985/​77330-oil-pump-1977-up?t=554323))
     * The complete pump assembly comes out as a unit.     * The complete pump assembly comes out as a unit.
-      * It´s not possible to take only the cover out because of the of limited space between the cover and frame. ((acb2 of the XLFORUM ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?​t=554323)) +      * It´s not possible to take only the cover out because of the of limited space between the cover and frame. ((acb2 of the XLFORUM ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​ironhead-sportster-motorcycle-talk-1957-1985/​77330-oil-pump-1977-up?​t=554323)) 
-    * Its a tight squeeze but you can wriggle the pump out. ((russzx6 of the XLFORUM ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?t=554323))+    * Its a tight squeeze but you can wriggle the pump out. ((russzx6 of the XLFORUM ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​ironhead-sportster-motorcycle-talk-1957-1985/​77330-oil-pump-1977-up?t=554323))
  
 ===== Pump Stuck to Engine Case ===== ===== Pump Stuck to Engine Case =====
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 So the pump may be stuck to the engine case after the bolts come out. \\ So the pump may be stuck to the engine case after the bolts come out. \\
  
-There are also times when a gasket could not be found, so RTV or other sealers were used in addition to or instead of a gasket. ((Farmer00-1 of the XLFORUM ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?t=554323)) \\+There are also times when a gasket could not be found, so RTV or other sealers were used in addition to or instead of a gasket. ((Farmer00-1 of the XLFORUM ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​ironhead-sportster-motorcycle-talk-1957-1985/​77330-oil-pump-1977-up?t=554323)) \\
 Either way, if gasket sealer was applied, expect that to make it more difficult to remove the pump from the engine. \\ Either way, if gasket sealer was applied, expect that to make it more difficult to remove the pump from the engine. \\
  
     * First, be patient with it.     * First, be patient with it.
-      * Try to turn the motor over by hand. It may push the pump out. ((Jason'​s Sporty of the XLFORUM ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?​t=2071005&​highlight=oil+pump))+      * Try to turn the motor over by hand. It may push the pump out. ((Jason'​s Sporty of the XLFORUM ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​frame-mount-evo-sportster-talk-1986-2003-models/​194711-86-883-xlh-oil-pump?​t=2071005&​highlight=oil+pump))
       * Try a rubber mallet.       * Try a rubber mallet.
         * Gently tap down on the pump's rear side so you're not forcing extra pressure against the drive gear on the pinion shaft.         * Gently tap down on the pump's rear side so you're not forcing extra pressure against the drive gear on the pinion shaft.
       * Try a short piece of 2x4 to gently tap on the pump.       * Try a short piece of 2x4 to gently tap on the pump.
       * Try using a crowbar with a "​catspaw"​ on the rear side of the pump.        * Try using a crowbar with a "​catspaw"​ on the rear side of the pump. 
-        * It's a wood working tool for pulling nails. ((123456qwerty of the XLFORUM ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?​t=2071005&​highlight=oil+pump))+        * It's a wood working tool for pulling nails. ((123456qwerty of the XLFORUM ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​frame-mount-evo-sportster-talk-1986-2003-models/​194711-86-883-xlh-oil-pump?​t=2071005&​highlight=oil+pump))
  
 ===== Gasket Removal ===== ===== Gasket Removal =====
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 Below PB Blaster was used with an auto window scraper. ((photos by Hippysmack)) \\ Below PB Blaster was used with an auto window scraper. ((photos by Hippysmack)) \\
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 ===== Stuck Cover Gasket ===== ===== Stuck Cover Gasket =====
 The spring washer inside the pump puts a lot of tension against the cover. \\ The spring washer inside the pump puts a lot of tension against the cover. \\
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 So, it is common for the cover to be stuck to the pump body. \\ So, it is common for the cover to be stuck to the pump body. \\
  
-According to the FSM, the pump to case mounting gasket ​should ​be coated with gasket sealer ​before installation. \\+As mentioned above, the pump to case mounting gasket ​may be coated with gasket sealer. \\
 This is a debatable procedure as many have reported that is not necessary. \\ This is a debatable procedure as many have reported that is not necessary. \\
  
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     * However, a 24 hour soak will help to soften the gasket / sealer and make it easier to break free.     * However, a 24 hour soak will help to soften the gasket / sealer and make it easier to break free.
  
-|  Carburetor Cleaner ((photo by Hippysmack ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?​t=2071153&​page=4)) ​ ||| +|  Carburetor Cleaner ((photo by Hippysmack ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​ironhead-sportster-motorcycle-talk-1957-1985/​194881-let-s-study-the-77-85-oil-pump-parts-and-changes-and-when/​page4?​t=2071153&​page=4)) ​ ||| 
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   * After soaking, open the lid, remove the small bucket inside by the handle, set the bucket on the ground and wash the parts cleaner off with a water hose.   * After soaking, open the lid, remove the small bucket inside by the handle, set the bucket on the ground and wash the parts cleaner off with a water hose.
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 This oil pump had to be soaked overnite before the cover would separate from the body. \\ This oil pump had to be soaked overnite before the cover would separate from the body. \\
  
-|  Cleaning and soaking gaskets for more easy removal ((photos by Hippysmack ​http://​xlforum.net/​forums/showthread.php?​t=2071153&​page=4)) ​ || +|  Cleaning and soaking gaskets for more easy removal ((photos by Hippysmack ​https://www.xlforum.net/​forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/​sportster-motorcycle-era-specific-and-model-specific/​ironhead-sportster-motorcycle-talk-1957-1985/​194881-let-s-study-the-77-85-oil-pump-parts-and-changes-and-when/​page4?​t=2071153&​page=4)) ​ || 
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 ====== Disassembly ====== ====== Disassembly ======
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   * Push in on the outer plate (if needed) to compress the spring and the pin can be removed with pliers or your fingers.   * Push in on the outer plate (if needed) to compress the spring and the pin can be removed with pliers or your fingers.
-  ​* Then the outer plate can be removed.+    ​* Then the outer plate can be removed.
     * The notch in the plate mates around the roll pin in the body that keeps it from rotating.     * The notch in the plate mates around the roll pin in the body that keeps it from rotating.
     * It'll have to be lifted straight out or dumped out.     * It'll have to be lifted straight out or dumped out.
 +    * Check the position and condition of the outer plate seal before removing it.
 +    * It is pressed into the outer plate.
 +    * Check the fit around the gearshaft. It should be a snug fit and sitting horizontal to the gearshaft.
 +    * If not, this could easily contributed to wet-sumping in the engine.
   * Then remove the spring washer.   * Then remove the spring washer.
 +  * The inner plate is held in by the retaining ring.
  
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 +  * The outer plate seal will need to be pressed or pried out.
 +    * You can set up a rig as in below (bearing race, a small socket and a rubber hammer).
 +  * Make sure the socket is slightly smaller than the outer plate I.D.
 +    * Gently tap the socket.
 +  * And the seal will fall thru the bearing race (or larger socket etc).
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 +  * Two small drivers were used here (1 to keep the ring from spinning, 1 to raise an end out of the groove in the gearshaft).
 +    * The 1st screwdriver can be pushed into the slot in the gerotor to keep the ring from spinning.
 +    * This will allow you to pick and out on one end and then switch back and forth between the two from there.
 +  * Remove the retainer clip.
 +  * Then pull out the inner plate.
  
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 +  * Inspect the roll pin in the pump body for straightness and damage.
 +  * The return gerotors are also normally '​sandwiched'​ between the inner plate and the pump body.
 +    * Turn the pump over and dump them out enough to get your fingers on them. \\ (being careful not to loose the second pin in the gearshaft)
 +  * Inspect the area at the pump bore where the pin contacts it for damage. \\
 +    * Also, make sure the pin is sitting on the outside of the bore surface instead of inside the bore. \\
 +  * The second pin holds and keeps the gearshaft from coming out.
 +    * Use a pair of needle nose pliers to remove it from the gearshaft.
 +    * Hold the gearshaft with the other hand to keep it from falling when pulling this pin.
 +    * Else, it could fall out and damage the teeth on the gear.
 +  * Inspect the return gerotors and their mating surface in the pump body for scratches / damage. \\
  
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 +  * Remove the gearshaft and set it in a safe place to protect the gear teeth.
 +  * Clean all parts with solvent (brake cleaner works well).
 +  * With the parts spread out you now can now do further inspection on areas noticed while disassembling.
  
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