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02-04-2017, 05:31 PM
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Finally succumbed to oil leak
Have been putting this off for a while. When I put the 782 back together I put a new hydro cork seal in it. There doesnt seem to be any way to shim or torque the clamping pressure - put a new gasket on and it either seals or it doesnt. Mine didnt. So had a 'seep'.
Was motivated today for whatever reason, but didnt have a new gasket. Did have some Permatex gasket maker red goo. And the surface prep spray. Pulled it apart, cleaned it, put some on and now its back together. I dont think this stuff is supposed to go on top of a cork gasket, but its there now. Have never used this stuff before, so hoping its not a bigger mess than when I started. Time will tell... 
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02-04-2017, 05:36 PM
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btw - I had the brake link on the filter side (pic 1). I didnt want to take the filter off and it was a PITA to split the rear because it was hard to get the link off with the filter on.
I flipped it to the outside when going back together (second pic). Maybe how it was supposed to be all along... Was able to split it with minimal hydro fluid loss by tilting it on its rear before pulling the pump off.
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