Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2014 7:32 pm
Hey Group,
Guess just FMI as never seen posted or discussed..but might have missed due to old age, LOL!, But catching up and going through C'Dales parts notes and parts and such and was going through Metal oil pump drive gears and parts verses the later plastic ones....and noticed a different part number and sizes on the dowell pins thats used on the oil pump drive gear and scavenge pump drive gear!
Has anyone had any issues with using the dowell pins from the plastic pump gears when converting to the metal ones on either gear? should both the appropriate metal gear dowell pins be used for the conversion? (or any other partsl, as there was other pn changes!) But looking and just changing gears and checking pins when installing i never noticed anything not right fitment wise in pins not to engage gears proper!
But did i miss seeing or unnoticed a potential forthcoming of not knowing problem issue?....guess i admit i missed this information somewhere during my years of messing with them...or again..old age...forgot! , but never to late to ask and learn again!
Any knowledge appreciated as always! Ciao!
Guess just FMI as never seen posted or discussed..but might have missed due to old age, LOL!, But catching up and going through C'Dales parts notes and parts and such and was going through Metal oil pump drive gears and parts verses the later plastic ones....and noticed a different part number and sizes on the dowell pins thats used on the oil pump drive gear and scavenge pump drive gear!
Has anyone had any issues with using the dowell pins from the plastic pump gears when converting to the metal ones on either gear? should both the appropriate metal gear dowell pins be used for the conversion? (or any other partsl, as there was other pn changes!) But looking and just changing gears and checking pins when installing i never noticed anything not right fitment wise in pins not to engage gears proper!
But did i miss seeing or unnoticed a potential forthcoming of not knowing problem issue?....guess i admit i missed this information somewhere during my years of messing with them...or again..old age...forgot! , but never to late to ask and learn again!
Any knowledge appreciated as always! Ciao!