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Tom G. Visitor
| Posted on Saturday, January 12, 2013 - 09:59 am: |
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The five bolt water pump on my Gray U has a plunger cap of some sort stuck in it. There's a spring that sits in it, and tension is provided by the brass plug that screws in the top. The stuck cap is non-magnetic, and looks like it could be made from fiber. There's another assembly underneath it, consisting of a spring and plunger. I don't want to break the stuck cap. I've tried air pressure and a needle nose, but no luck. Anyone had one of these apart? Ideas welcomed. Thanks, Tom
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