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Section VI - Overhaul 

A. Disassembly 

 

CAUTION

Before removing a unit to be serviced, be sure it is
not under pressure.

1. General - Use a puller to remove shaft gears or pulleys

to prevent damage to the shaft and bearings.

During disassembly, pay special attention to identifi-

cation of parts for proper reassembly. Refer to Figure 5 for
identification of parts in the following discussion.

2. Cover End - Clamp the pump mounting flange in a

vise. Be certain to used protective jaws.

a. VT16 Reservoir - Remove the tank cover screw,

lockwasher, washer, guide and guide gasket. Lift off the tank
cover and gasket and remove the tank screws, tank, gaskets
and spacers.

b. VT17 Manifold - Remove the manifold screws and

manifold and lift off the gaskets and spacers. The remaining
disassembly is the same for both VT16 and VT17 models.

c. Remove the cover screws and separate the cover

from the pump. Remove the control valve sub-assembly and
spring and the cover O-Ring.

NOTE

Control valve sub-assemblies are preset and tested
by Vickers and should not be disassembled. If any
part is defective, the complete sub-assembly should
be replaced.

d. Remove the pressure plate. Note the position of

the pump ring for reassembly. Pull out the ring locating pins
and remove the ring. Remove the vanes from the rotor slots
and slide the rotor off the driveshaft. Remove the body
O-Ring.

3. Shaft End - Remove the driveshaft key. Remove the

bearing retaining snapring and gently tap the splined end of
the shaft to remove the shaft and the outboard bearing. Sup-
port the outboard bearing inner race in an arbor press and
press out the shaft. Remove the seal from the body with a
hooked tool. Remove the inboard bearing from the shaft end
of the body with a bearing puller or by tapping it out from the
cover end.

Figure 5. 

Screw

Lockwasher

Washer

Guide

Screw

(Torque to 42-48

inch pounds)

Cover

Gasket

Gasket

Tank

Spacer

Gasket

Screw (Torque to
25-30 foot pounds)

Control Valve

Sub-assemby

Spring

Pressure Plate

Ring

Vane

O-Ring

Body

Bearing

Shaft

Snapring

Bearing

Gasket

Spacer

Key

Seal

Rotor

Pin

O-Ring

Screw

(Torque to 42-48

inch pounds)

Manifold

Summary of Contents for Vickers VT16

Page 1: ...M 1538 S Revised 3 1 75 Power Steering Pumps VT16 VT17 Series Overhaul Manual Vickers Steering...

Page 2: ...Figure 2 Schematic View 5 Figure 3 5 D Flow Control and Relief Valve 5 Figure 4 6 IV Installation and Operating Instructions 6 A Drive Connections 6 B Shaft Rotation 6 C Hydraulic Tubing 6 D Hydrauli...

Page 3: ...6358 M 1370 S Table 1 C Physical and Operating Characteristics Vickers VT16 and VT17 Pumps are primarily used to supply hydraulic fluid flow for the operation of power steering systems These are balan...

Page 4: ...its the maximum pressure in the circuit Flow Control Valve Figure 1 Pressure Plate Ring Vane Rotor Shaft Body Cover Reservoir D Application Pump ratings methods of installation and application in form...

Page 5: ...When pump delivery is greater than the flow rate de termined by the restriction D a pressure build up in cham ber B forces the spool open against the large spring force Excess fluid is throttled past...

Page 6: ...flow 2 Tubing must not be bent too sharply The minimum radius for bends is three times the inside diameter of the tube 3 To minimize flow resistance and the possibility of leak age only as many fittin...

Page 7: ...e to remove paint metal chips welding shot lint etc If this is not done damage to the hydraulic system will probably result In addition continuing filtration is required to remove sludge and products...

Page 8: ...cement 1 All hydraulic connections must be tight A loose con nection in pressure lines will allow fluid to escape In suction and return lines loose connections will permit air in the pump resulting in...

Page 9: ...p not delivering oil Con t Vane or vanes stick in rotor slots Oil viscosity too heavy to pick up prime Disassemble pump Examine rotor slots for dirt grime or small metal chips Clean rotor and vanes in...

Page 10: ...Control valve sub assemblies are preset and tested by Vickers and should not be disassembled If any part is defective the complete sub assembly should be replaced d Remove the pressure plate Note the...

Page 11: ...ated Lubricate the seal lip with petroleum jelly and slide the shaft into position Install the snapring in the body 3 Cover End Support the body on blocks with the shaft end down before reassembling t...

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