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I've got the water pump off ('41 Fleetline) and want to clean it up and paint it. I've got the back plate off. That leaves the pulley which is connected to the impeller inside. It's not immediately obvious how that unit separates and I don't want to tear it up.
I can leave it, but it would be easier to clean and paint if I took the pulley off. Suggestions?
Car: '41 Fleetline 4-Door
Motorcycle: 1980 Yamaha XS400
Tractors: 1952 Ford 8N, Farmall Super H
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Paul
If you are only cleaning and painting I would not try to dismantle any further.
Tony
1938 1/2 ton Hope to drive it before I retire
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I think I agree, Tony. I was able to reach most everything with my cleaning tools. No need to invite trouble.
Car: '41 Fleetline 4-Door
Motorcycle: 1980 Yamaha XS400
Tractors: 1952 Ford 8N, Farmall Super H
VCCA member #49863
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