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The clutch pack, which is removed here, sits on top of the piston housing.
The clutch pack, which is removed here, sits on top of the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:26 DarryCar
The brass looking thing is the thermal switch. I will be deleting that and hopefully plumbing the airline into the opening.
The brass looking thing is the thermal switch. I will be deleting that and hopefully plumbing the airline into the opening.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:30 DarryCar
Here the plates are separated with the "middle" plate on the left and the piston housing on the right. I plan on blocking the two holes that are right next to each other.
Here the plates are separated with the "middle" plate on the left and the piston housing on the right. I plan on blocking the two holes that are right next to each other.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:33 DarryCar
The thermal switch in the piston housing.
The thermal switch in the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:35 DarryCar
On the top is the piston housing and the where the fluid would normally exit. On the bottom is the "middle" plate with the regulating orifice. That will have to be blocked as well.
On the top is the piston housing and the where the fluid would normally exit. On the bottom is the "middle" plate with the regulating orifice. That will have to be blocked as well.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:38 DarryCar
Here is the piston housing mated to the "middle" plate. You can see the thermal switch poking through.
Here is the piston housing mated to the "middle" plate. You can see the thermal switch poking through.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:41 DarryCar
This is the regulating orifice on the "middle" plate for fluid entering the piston housing.
This is the regulating orifice on the "middle" plate for fluid entering the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:44 DarryCar
This is where the "middle" plate mates to the "bottom" plate.
This is where the "middle" plate mates to the "bottom" plate.
0 2016/06/01 12:25:47 DarryCar
The CR-V rear diff in all of its glory.
The CR-V rear diff in all of its glory.
0 2016/06/01 12:29:39 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:30:08 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:30:11 DarryCar
The internals. There are 3 plates that make up the pump housing. The top is the piston housing, the "middle" houses the actual pumping mechanisms, and the "bottom".
The internals. There are 3 plates that make up the pump housing. The top is the piston housing, the "middle" houses the actual pumping mechanisms, and the "bottom".
0 2016/06/01 12:31:09 DarryCar
The clutch pack, which is removed here, sits on top of the piston housing.
The clutch pack, which is removed here, sits on top of the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:31:13 DarryCar
The brass looking thing is the thermal switch. I will be deleting that and hopefully plumbing the airline into the opening.
The brass looking thing is the thermal switch. I will be deleting that and hopefully plumbing the airline into the opening.
0 2016/06/01 12:31:17 DarryCar
The internals. There are 3 plates that make up the pump housing. The top is the piston housing, the "middle" houses the actual pumping mechanisms, and the "bottom".
The internals. There are 3 plates that make up the pump housing. The top is the piston housing, the "middle" houses the actual pumping mechanisms, and the "bottom".
0 2016/06/01 12:32:27 DarryCar
The internals...
The internals...
0 2016/06/01 12:33:51 DarryCar
The clutch pack, which is removed here, sits on top of the piston housing.
The clutch pack, which is removed here, sits on top of the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:35:08 DarryCar
The brass looking thing is the thermal switch. I will be deleting that and hopefully plumbing the airline into the opening.
The brass looking thing is the thermal switch. I will be deleting that and hopefully plumbing the airline into the opening.
0 2016/06/01 12:35:41 DarryCar
Here the plates are separated with the "middle" plate on the left and the piston housing on the right. I plan on blocking the two holes that are right next to each other.
Here the plates are separated with the "middle" plate on the left and the piston housing on the right. I plan on blocking the two holes that are right next to each other.
0 2016/06/01 12:36:26 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:37:18 DarryCar
The thermal switch in the piston housing.
The thermal switch in the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:38:14 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:38:17 DarryCar
Here is the piston housing mated to the "middle" plate. You can see the thermal switch poking through.
Here is the piston housing mated to the "middle" plate. You can see the thermal switch poking through.
0 2016/06/01 12:39:40 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:40:27 DarryCar
This is the regulating orifice on the "middle" plate for fluid entering the piston housing.
This is the regulating orifice on the "middle" plate for fluid entering the piston housing.
0 2016/06/01 12:41:04 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:41:51 DarryCar
This is where the "middle" plate mates to the "bottom" plate.
This is where the "middle" plate mates to the "bottom" plate.
0 2016/06/01 12:42:25 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:43:07 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:52:39 DarryCar
0 2016/06/01 12:59:47 DarryCar
Air into the pump housing through the thermo switch.
Air into the pump housing through the thermo switch.
0 2016/06/04 10:01:24 DarryCar
Didn't even tap it straight, sheesh!
Didn't even tap it straight, sheesh!
0 2016/06/04 10:01:26 DarryCar
Unfortunately, not going to work.
Unfortunately, not going to work.
0 2016/06/04 10:01:29 DarryCar
Trying to plumb in on the other side of the pump.
Trying to plumb in on the other side of the pump.
0 2016/06/04 10:20:20 DarryCar
Mock up of new position.
Mock up of new position.
0 2016/06/04 10:29:45 DarryCar
The casting ridge kept getting in the way.
The casting ridge kept getting in the way.
0 2016/06/04 10:29:49 DarryCar
Thinking this casting ridge needs to go!
Thinking this casting ridge needs to go!
0 2016/06/04 10:29:51 DarryCar
Plenty of material there so...
Plenty of material there so...
0 2016/06/04 10:29:53 DarryCar
The spot where I think I'm going to drill.
The spot where I think I'm going to drill.
0 2016/06/04 10:29:56 DarryCar
0 2016/06/04 10:36:05 DarryCar
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