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sv-smc 31-01-10 02:53 PM

clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
hi all been a member 4 a while now but never posted anything. i have a oil leak coming from my clutch cover it seems i need a new seal its a big o ring does anyone know if and where these r availible. thanks

yorkie_chris 31-01-10 02:55 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
Seal is probably fine, it is the cover itself that warps.

husky03 31-01-10 02:56 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
part number-11484-19F00

buy from-
http://www.robinsonsfoundry.co.uk/sh...rts/index.html

fastdruid 31-01-10 02:58 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
Yes & Suzuki.

It seems sometimes however the problem is the cover itself has warped and a new O-ring will do nothing, in which case you either need to swap the entire thing for a pointy cover or replace the cover.

Worth mentioning you should also be careful how you tighten it, should always tighten opposite bolts and a bit at a time. Working in a star kind of pattern like this.

http://www.websupergoo.com/helppdf7n...r_draw.pdf.gif

Druid

sv-smc 31-01-10 03:00 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
thanks 4 advise will have a look around

beabert 31-01-10 05:01 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
Just use some gasket maker ontop and around the oring.

5hort5 31-01-10 05:07 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
And not over torque them and snap a bolt off like i did. Just a bit tighter, just a bit more, snap - ****!

yorkie_chris 31-01-10 05:16 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
Overtightening can cause leak in first place

5hort5 31-01-10 05:22 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
yep 10nm if memory serves for those bolts - it's one of those that you remember after doing it

sv-smc 31-01-10 06:47 PM

Re: clutch cover seal (oil leak)
 
might b a good idea for me 2 get a small torque wrench then. i have a big 1 that i use 4 the rear wheel but doesn't go low enough for the smaller stuff


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