Karcher Pressure Washer Repair - Replacing the Oil Seal (Karcher Part # 6.365-393.0)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
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Replacing the Oil Seal can help solve the following issues you may be having with your Pressure Washer:
1. Damage to the Pistons, Wobble Plate, and Shaft Bearings
Here are a list of the tools required for this repair:
• Hex wrenches
• Wire cutters
• Utility knife
• Hammer
• Large screwdriver
• Pliers
• Flush-cut diagonals (small)
• Small screwdriver
• Long-nosed pliers
• Silicone grease
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great help step bye step
I changed mine and what I did was to heat the assembly slightly with a hot air gun to expand it and then the seal came out and the new one went straight in. Because its aluminium it soon expands...I had some plastic pipe of the same size so it went in straight...
"now I can remove the pump"
Easier said than done in my case
Thank you for the informative video!!
Very helpful
Good
What are the newton meters torque specs for the bolts or is it German for goodntightmate 😂
i need that tool.
I need this oil seal 3 number
Could the oil seal cause pump to leak water
Hi, Does this pump have a unloader valve? I don't see the location on the outside of the pump like others.
Its located under the TRV where you see that black plastic part 1:52 remove that and unscrew the nut with a 19mm
the uploader valve can be hard to pull from the pump. it sits down in the pump and has a small "knob" on the top but its hard to access. I could not get needle nose pliers to get enough grip to pull the valve but I took a grinder and ground down the tips of the pliers about 1/4" inch. This allowed me to get more grip on the valve and it pulled out easily.
Or could it leak oil an water
what tool are you using to install
Yes...good question....how about answering it karcher
😂hahahahaha wouldn’t you like to know 😅
How can you tell when you need to change the seals???And why not put some grease inside?Why put oil???On my Karcher k3.65,you have some channels from the pistons,where the oil can get out... don't really understand why..can you explain please?