Lucus cav diesel pump leak

[BlueBikerNut]

Hi. Guys.. any one know what size seals I need for a leak from the side of the pump.Its the part where its got a second link rod on the shaft if pulled has movement and its leaking only when engine runs. and its going down on engine below the Alternator. If its got seals in would they be "O" rings. and How hard is it. I do not want to remove the whole pump from engine. It looks easy just to undo the largish nut that the spindle comes out of thats got nut on end to hold the ball joint for the link rod. Any help will be welcomed. Only had the transit two days.. But I cant let Diesel dip out on to my drive.. Please reply soon. many thanks..FRED
ps..For got to say. My Transit is 1989. 2.5. Mk3..I think..

[BlueBikerNut]

Any one know if there is a Haynes manual on Lucus Diesel pumps I need to see a blown up diagram To see if there are rubber "O" rings in the part thats leaking on my pump..
Or a web site that does diagram for them. Thanks FRED

[AndyG]

Never done one, but it's fair to say it's most likely going to be O rings on a rotating spindle

http://www.solidebolide.nl/downloads/CA ... n-pump.pdf

[BlueBikerNut]

Thanks Andy. for link. I will sit n read it see if it throws any light on mine. regards.fred

[bambi mk 1]

You do not have to remove the pump but it is tricky to do in place for a first timer.If you pull off the plastic rod and take out the 13 and 19mm bolt and nut at the bottom of the housing and take the advance housing off gently.The leak will be from the opposite side where the piston slides.It is a special seal and replace the piston also.Use cav parts only .Your local diesel engineer should be able to supply the parts.Get a gasket set for pump the seal will be in the set but not the piston.Change little spring in there also and watch carefully where everything goes including the shim or shims inside the piston.When replacing use a rubber band to hold the piston in till you fit it back on to the pump.

[BlueBikerNut]

You do not have to remove the pump but it is tricky to do in place for a first timer.If you pull off the plastic rod and take out the 13 and 19mm bolt and nut at the bottom of the housing and take the advance housing off gently.The leak will be from the opposite side where the piston slides.It is a special seal and replace the piston also.Use cav parts only .Your local diesel engineer should be able to supply the parts.Get a gasket set for pump the seal will be in the set but not the piston.Change little spring in there also and watch carefully where everything goes including the shim or shims inside the piston.When replacing use a rubber band to hold the piston in till you fit it back on to the pump.

Now that sounds like a job been done before.. I will see if I can get the replacement kit before I temp to strip it down. My local Diesel shop has moved to pastures new 20 miles away. So its a bit of a trek now. But needing things for it must be sorted. Thank you very much and will report back hopefully when sorted. Regards. FRED

[Altransit]

Try a PM to dieselhead123, he may be able to help

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[BlueBikerNut]

I Hope This is done right. Never tried putting picture on site before.Admin if its wrong can you sort it..or tell me where I gone wrong please..
Its dripping out from under the area ringed. whether its running along this from some where else I dont know. Cant see it right. any ideas..

[Altransit]

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[bambi mk 1]

Fred I am not always right but I am never wrong . Take off the housing its leaking from the opposite side and running along the bottom of the pump.Done loads of them .

[BlueBikerNut]

Fred I am not always right but I am never wrong . Take off the housing its leaking from the opposite side and running along the bottom of the pump.Done loads of them .

Thanks..But can you go into afew more details. ie.. If there are "o" ring seals. gaskets.which housing is it.can it be done while fitted on engine.where can I get the seals n gaskets. Need to know this.Before I turn myself up side down in engine bay. and at my age Its no mean feat either. Thanks. look forward for more details..FRED.

[bambi mk 1]

Fred I posted info earlier. If its to much for you try your diesel shop as it wil only take a hour max.

[BlueBikerNut]

Fred I posted info earlier. If its to much for you try your diesel shop as it wil only take a hour max.

thanks

[BlueBikerNut]

Fred I posted info earlier. If its to much for you try your diesel shop as it wil only take a hour max.

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[BlueBikerNut]

Fred I posted info earlier. If its to much for you try your diesel shop as it wil only take a hour max.

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