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Old 04-24-07, 07:15 PM
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SImple question needing simple answer

I eliminated my OPM on a S4 TII. Do I still need the gear that drives it in the front housing? The PO removed everything from the front cover and if I dont NEED to put that gear and shaft back in, Id rather not.
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I don't believe that you do. You can take it out and put a block off plate in its place.
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Thanks. I didnt think I needed it.
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Don't forget to run on premix though.
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I think i remember reading here some were if you remove the shaft and gear you have to remove the front cover and seal a hole in the front iron that has oil flowing through it.
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I'm guessing that's what was meant by the 'block off plate'
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Interesting. Im gonna take a closer look tomorrow. Anyone else got input on the plugging a hole on the front iron?
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from prior experience https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/omp-569579/
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Thanks. So Im gonna have to plug the feed hole to the shaft in the front cover, not in the iron.
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i had the front cover off already so i was going to do it at the iron but i ended up leaving the rod in anyways.
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Yeah, the PO removed it when he cleaned it up so I figured Id leave it out. Ill look at it better tomorrow.
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