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I need a diagram that can help me put the left hand side of the engine of my TL1000S back together please. All i need to see is what order everything goes back on, e.g the stator,cogs,washers and case. any help would be apreciated
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ouch pulled it blind and no photos taken. hoses not tagged left/right/center with ink pen, ouch.
id say off hand only real service manual from GMC actual would cover such fine details
what engine is there? there are 4 engines and fuel system can be very different even larger tanks and more.
at the dealer I see no assembly photos but I can't read 100s of dealers pages USA wide.
Go to www.hescoinc.com. Click on schematics under information on the left side of the page, then click on Oreck and find your model. Hopefully that has enough detail for you. You can order parts from them too at prices lower than most other distributors.
Yes, there are wiring diagrams.. they are specific for your year truck... use one of these... they will have the wiring diagram - since this is a ECM component, the wiring has to be perfect.. or you will end with "service engine" light on all the time...
I think I sent on this before. Do your search on the Internet for emissions diagrams for 2002 Pontiac Grand Am. Nothing will beat going to a junk yard and looking at a similar car though. Brakes and PVC are the most important and the engine should run with everything else blocked off. The diagrams just are not that good showing you actual locations. Be sure your BF takes a camera with him, because nothing beats the real thing.
If you are referring to the tension pulley that keeps the belt tight on the drum, it is common for it to come loose when the belt breaks because there is no longer any tension holding it in place. Just follow these steps to reinstall:
1. Make sure the drive belt is looped around the dryer drum with the groove side facing the drum. (Try to line the belt up with the wear marks already on the drum).
2. With the tensioner in your left hand, insert the clip end of the idler pulley into the grooves on the dryer bottom casing with the idler wheel pointing to your left. (The grooves are directly in front of the drive motor.)
3. While holding the tensioner in place with your left hand, insert the belt UNDER the wheel with your right hand and pull it up and over the drive motor pulley.
If this does not explain it well enough, you can verify by going to repairclinic.com. Click on the Repair Help link and look for the "Dryer Belt Diagrams" link under the Special Features section on the next page. Look for Whirlpool and refer to diagram H.
If you have any questions, please post back with your MODEL NUMBER (located on a nameplate around the dryer door opening) so that I may be able to confirm your dryer configuration. I hope this helps you.
Cotton omn the reel pin, take the thread from the right to the left and through the top cotton guide above the takeup lever, make sure the takeup lever is at the top and make sure the presser foot is up, take the thread down the right hand side, round the tension unit and back up the left hand side to the takeup lever, right to left through the takeup lever and then follow the guides all the way down to the needle and thread front to back, flat side of the needle must face back.
when you put the bobbin in, bobbin in your left hand and the thread must feed from the bottom of the bobbin, drop the bobbin, through the groove and lay the thread to the back.
click on your model number. In the new window click on the diagrams in the left-hand side. You will have to examine them to try and find the rubber part.
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