Clutch cover oil leak.

Originally Posted by hardhat_harry

The loctite rubber gasket sealant is the business and works everytime cant remember the ref number unfortunatley but Halfords stock it

I've got the same issue and just had a trip to Halfords to search for the rubber gasket, but couldn't find that particular product, do you know if this is the correct name ?

Cheers

Rob.

[5hort5]

Originally Posted by mjc

and finally if you have the bike on the sidestand theres no need to drop the oil, the level should be below the clutch cover at this angle.

cheers

You learn something new every day on this site

[5hort5]

after a quick rummage in a garage:

loctite 5910 premium black silicone - High performance Gasket maker/sealant

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165691

comes in a small cardboard box about 20cm tall, £5.50 so not massively expensive but good stuff, used it on the valve covers and the clutch cover now.

I loctited mine, and its leaking again grrrr, very slowly though, ill try again.

Originally Posted by 5hort5

after a quick rummage in a garage:

loctite 5910 premium black silicone - High performance Gasket maker/sealant

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165691

comes in a small cardboard box about 20cm tall, £5.50 so not massively expensive but good stuff, used it on the valve covers and the clutch cover now.

Nice one,

Rob.

If anyone needs a (definitely not leaking) clutch cover, I've got one sat in me garage. Still has the O-ring gasket that fits well.

[Geodude]

Originally Posted by Neeja

If anyone needs a (definitely not leaking) clutch cover, I've got one sat in me garage. Still has the O-ring gasket that fits well.

What year, what price and is it the metal insert in the bolt holes one as im sick of fixing my leak

It's for a curvey, so it's just the black plastic plate that can be taken off idependantly. If you need the entire side-cover then I've got one too...I'm not sure if it'd fit on a pointy but the engine is apparently quite similar, and it'd let you take the clutch cover off without having to take the whole shebang with it. Hmm.

[Geodude]

Originally Posted by Neeja

It's for a curvey, so it's just the black plastic plate that can be taken off idependantly. If you need the entire side-cover then I've got one too...I'm not sure if it'd fit on a pointy but the engine is apparently quite similar, and it'd let you take the clutch cover off without having to take the whole shebang with it. Hmm.

Yep just the plastic clutch cover for curvy, but is it the one with the metal inserts in the bolt holes?