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Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
K3 pointy - do i have to remove some oil to drop the level to replace this?
It's leaking because dum dum here didn't fit the new one, i tried to replace it during the rebuild but it it seemed to big to fit over the transmission shaft. I take it you have to 'gently persuade' it to go over, thereby preventing the oil leak which i seem to be having now! |
Re: Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
If it's on a stand so that it's upright, and not too far forward, I doubt that the oil loss would be significant - if at all.
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Re: Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
The oil only comes out when the engine is running and getting up to pressure, so i 'think' if i took off the sprocket/lockring/spacer, no oil would come out.
Does anyone know what way the sprocket spacer should go on? - is it the o-ringed end in first on the shaft? or the other way? The microfiche shows the 'otherway' but the manual says o-ring end first !?! |
Re: Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
Took off the spacer, the leak is at the oil seal bottom edge. Dunno why its doing this as it was a brand new oem part. Ive heard when some people fit it they line the outer edge with a thin layer of liquid gasket just in case the problem ive got happens - true?.
Looks like its gonna have to be popped out and replaced. |
Re: Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
you could do but i wouldent go mad with the stuff. i would also me inclined to use some RRG on the oring part to stop 'snags'
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Re: Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
rrg? (red grease?) - Yeah i did use grease on the o-ring it was tight as fook to get the spacer on (i noticed the new oem ring was thicker than the old one and when i fitted the new one it did 'tear' as it went on it probably seals this way)
Frikkin nightmare these piddly wee jobs! - bearing that in mind i got the bike up to full temp for the first time today so all is well so far. |
Re: Front sprocket spacer o-ring replace
o rings are a nigglymare sometimes. i have proper gas fitting stuff that i use but its well messy as its white and gets all over the place.
nice one about getting bike up to temp. out soon i'm guessing :-) |
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