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09-22-2010, 02:12 PM
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Just put a plate under the impeller with the water pump facing down on an arbor press....then press down on the shaft. Almost the opposite of pressing the impeller onto the shaft. As you saw here some people have a really thick separation plate and they had to smash that plate down hard....leaving them with uneven edges around, which isnt great for controlling that small gap we want.
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