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Disassembling the power steering oil pump (Mitsubishi L200 4)

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Contents: Sealing rings ⤓ Installation of a shell with…⤓


List of design elements of the power steering oil pump for figures M2 6.014-M2 6.015: 1. Oil pump cover. 2. Sealing ring (replace with a new one during assembly). 3. Spring retaining ring (replace with a new one during assembly). 4. Oil pump pulley. 5. Rotor blade. 6. Shell with internal shaped profiling. 7. Rotor. 8. Pin. 9. Thrust plate. 10. Sealing ring (replace with a new one during assembly). 11. Oil seal (replace with a new one during assembly). 12. Clamp assembly. 13. Sealing ring (replace with a new one during assembly). 14. Spring. 15. Plunger. 16. Piston rod assembly. 17. Repair kit for connecting the pressure pipe to the pump. 18. Sealing ring (replace with a new one during assembly). 19. Flow regulator spring. 20. Repair kit for the supply hose connection. 21. Sealing ring (replace with a new one during assembly).




Disassembly is carried out in the order shown in Fig. M2 6.014.



Assembly is carried out in the reverse order of disassembly.

Sealing rings



Sealing rings 1 (see Fig. M2 6.016) have a width of 2.4 mm and an internal diameter of 17.8 mm.

Sealing rings 2 (see Fig. M2 6.016) have a width of 1.5 mm and an internal diameter of 13.5 mm.



Installation of a shell with internal shaped profiling





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