BENDIX TU-FLO 400-500-1000 AIR COMPRESSOR manual Crankcase Fig

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FIGURE 17 - TU-FLO®400 AIR COMPRESSOR VERTICAL MOUNT - ENGINE LUBRICATED

Straighten the prongs of the connecting rod bolt lock strap and remove the bolts and bearing caps. Push the piston with the connecting rods attached out the top of the cylinders of the crankcase. Replace the bearing caps on their respective connecting rods. Remove the piston rings from the pistons. If the pistons are to be removed from the connecting rods, remove the wrist pin lock wires or teflon plugs and press the wrist pins from the pistons and connecting rods.

If the pistons are removed from the rod, inspect the bronze wrist pin bushing. Press out and replace the bushing if it is excessively worn. (See Inspection of Parts.) Discard the piston rings and the connecting rod journal bearings. Discard the wrist pin bushings if they were removed. New Tu-Flo®400 compressors manufactured after approximately September 1977 will have connecting rods without bearing inserts. Repair size rods will have inserts.

REMOVING AND DISASSEMBLING BASE PLATE SELF-LUBRICATED TYPE COMPRESSORS (Fig. 18)

Remove screws that hold base plate. Remove base plate. Remove oil relief valve set screw, then oil relief valve. Remove oil strainer retaining ring and lift out oil strainer. Unless it is necessary, the oil pump piston bushing should not be removed. If necessary, remove the bushing set screw, then bushing and shim.

FIGURE 18 - BASE PLATE SELF-LUBRICATED TYPE COMPRESSOR

Remove cotter pin from oil rod cap nuts, remove nuts, oil pump piston rod and cap.

CRANKCASE (Fig. 19)

Remove end cover with oil seal, remove end cover gasket. Replace oil seal after cleaning end cover.

Remove cap screws that hold opposite end cover to crankcase; remove end cover and its gasket. Some compressors have crankcases that have a shoulder for positioning the crankshaft. In these cases the crankshaft must be removed through one particular end.

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Contents SD-01-326 General DescriptionOperation Intake and Compression LoadedCompressor & the AIR Brake System Polyurethane Sponge Strainer Fig Preventive MaintenanceCooling Removing and Installing Installation ENGINE-LUBRICATED TypesDRY Element Pleated Paper AIR Strainer FIG AIR Leakage TestsDisassembly Removing and DisassemblyConnecting ROD Assemblies Crankcase Base Plate or AdapterCrankcase Fig TU-FLO400 AIR Compressor Vertical Mount Engine LubricatedCleaning Inspection of PartsCrankcase and END Covers Inlet Valves and SeatsCylinder Bores PistonsRepairs Assembly Installing Cylinder BlockInstalling Crankshaft Pistons and Connecting RodsBaseplate Page Tabulated Data InstallationScheduled Maintenance Symptom Number Test ProceduresMaintenance & Usage Guidelines Introduction to the Air Brake Charging System Low Air Use High Air UseOil Test Card Not a valid test Results Symptom What it may indicate What you should doDiscontinue using this test Oil on the Outside of the Compressor Oil at air dryer purge/exhaust or surrounding areaOil in Supply or Service Reservoir air dryer installed MaintenanceOil in Supply Insufficient coolant flowOil in Supply or Service Reservoir Oil in ping tank Or compressor disCharge aftercooler Air brake Charging systemAir brake charging system seems slow to build pressure Releases air Compressor builds too much air Air dryer Safety valve releases air TimeLeaks coolant Coolant line fittings NoisyAction Test 2 Air Brake System and Accessory LeakageTest 1 Excessive Oil Leakage at Head Gasket Test 6 Compressor Unloader Leakage Test 4 Governor MalfunctionTest 5 Governor Control Line Page Bendix Air System Inspection Cup Basic Test Information Appendix a Information about the Basic Test Kit Bendix P/NChecklist for Technician Step B Measure the Charging System ContentsStep a Select one Is foundStep D Air Brake System Leakage Test Technical Bulletin Typical P&D, School Bus and Line HaulSystem Leakage Thawing Frozen Air Lines Page