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So what is deadheading? I could never really figure that out. Does that mean I need a new pump or is that fixable… and when I installed the seal in the pump casing after that I slid the shaft through it very slowly so I’m not too sure I damaged it but I’m not sure why it’s blowing it out like it’s got too much pressure or something because I put the seal all the way in and when I pulled it out just now it was at the tip of it easy to pull out with just my fingers
And this is the oil seal that blew out. And just remember this was a brand new sealed I just put in it LOL ugh :wacko:
So I went outside and took a hydraulic pump off and these are the pictures of my pump the triangle seal for some reason looks like it’s starting to wear out a little bit around the edges if you can see that in the pictures and the oil seal got push all the way up as far as it could and shredded which are also in the pictures… but I did also see that the oil seal has a spring around both ends of it what you will see in the picture. So I will take a picture of both sides so maybe you can tell me which way you think it possibly goes in
I will definitely try to do it that way :-). I don’t know why but in that picture that I posted it looks like the seal is pushed all the way in and the c clip is on it
When I put my oil seal in I pushed it in all the way to where it was flush with the inside of the hydraulic pump. I put the spring part of the oil seal towards the outside of the hydraulic pump I did not use a circlip but for some reason it’s still push hydraulic fluid through to the oil?
