Legend for Figure 4-191. Retaining Ring27. O-Ring54. Piston2. Housing28. Valve Plate55. Trunnion3. O-Ring29. Bearing Race56. Screw4. O-Ring30. Pin57. Washer4a. Stationary Seal Pilot31. Shim58. O-Ring5. Sealing Ring32. Bearing Plate59. Shim6. O-Ring33. Pilot Ring60. Bearing7. Shaft Seal34. Cylinder Block61. Bearing Race8. Cap Screw35. Bearing62. Pin9. Washer36. Spacer63. Pin10. Charge Pump37. Block Assembly64. Pin11. Gasket38. Servo Housing65. Snap Ring12. Check Valve39. Screw66. Snap Ring13. Shim40. Washer67. Snap Ring14. Cap Screw41. Front Cover68. Link15. Washer42. Gasket69. Link16. Control Valve43. Bearing Race70. Housing17. O-Rings44. Bearing71. Pin18. Gasket45. Shaft72. Pin19. Cotter Pin46. Swashplate73. Piston20. Washer47. Thrust Plate74. Ball Guide21. Pin48. Cap Screw75. Pin22. Cap Screw49. Retainer76. Slipper23. Cap Screw50. Spring24. Washer51. Screw25. End Cap52. Washer26. Gasket53. Retainerc.Remove the housing (2) from the shaft. This part is actually an assembly that is being held together by thefriction of an internal O-ring (4). It will normally remain assembled until physically separated.d.The bronze sealing ring (5) is also held in place by internal O-ring (6) friction. Work this part free and carefullyslide over the shaft.NOTEAll of the shaft seal (7) parts have now been removed. It is recommended that this entire shaftseal (7) be replaced.e.To remove the charge pump (10), remove cap screws (8) and washers (9). Before removing the charge pump,mark its housing and the main pump end cap (25) to insure proper orientation when re-assembling.CAUTIONProtect exposed surfaces and ports to prevent damage and parts falling into main pump.4-73
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