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There are four possible wet sump leakage paths in a Norton oil pump and
lapping the ends only address one.... shaft o-rings address the second.
3rd= gear to gear wear 4th=gear tip to pump body wear
3 o-rings....
2 on the rotating main shaft,
one between the feed and scavenge side gears
and one between the scavenge gear and the drive gear.
The shaft is ground with grooves to sliding o-ring fit tolerances.
1 on the idler shaft between the feed and scavenge side.
This shaft is stationary and the gears turn, therefore, this
shafts is ground with a groove to stationary o-ring fit tolerances.
These groove tolerances are easy enough to find, sorry I don't
have the numbers readily at hand.
lapping the ends only address one.... shaft o-rings address the second.
3rd= gear to gear wear 4th=gear tip to pump body wear
3 o-rings....
2 on the rotating main shaft,
one between the feed and scavenge side gears
and one between the scavenge gear and the drive gear.
The shaft is ground with grooves to sliding o-ring fit tolerances.
1 on the idler shaft between the feed and scavenge side.
This shaft is stationary and the gears turn, therefore, this
shafts is ground with a groove to stationary o-ring fit tolerances.
These groove tolerances are easy enough to find, sorry I don't
have the numbers readily at hand.