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Yarders91 09-09-14 07:32 PM
Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Just finished touring my curvy 3000 miles around the UK for charity in under 7 days.

She never missed a beat apart from an electrical short that was easily rectified.

Anyhoo. Stepped foot into the garage today to find quiet a bit of engine oil pn the floor. Ive noticed the oil coming from a bolt on the lower of the RH bottom engine side case. Does this mean the gasket is knackered? And where can i get a new one for that side only? Ive only found complete gasket kits for sale online

Cheers

Jack

Grant66 09-09-14 07:47 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Do you mean the clutch cover? The plastic panel that has the water pump attached to it.
If yes then is quite common apparently, they warp but can be recovered.

Dipper 09-09-14 07:58 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
I had this problem on mine, remove the clutch cover, clean up both mating surfaces and the rubber seal, refit the cover using the specified torque. Mines not leaked a drop since it was done 3 years ago.

maviczap 09-09-14 08:06 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dipper (Post 2978502)
I had this problem on mine, remove the clutch cover, clean up both mating surfaces and the rubber seal, refit the cover using the specified torque. Mines not leaked a drop since it was done 3 years ago.
If this doesn't work, then the cover is warped & you'll need a new one.

But that's worst case scenario

Yarders91 09-09-14 08:17 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
The leak is coming from a bolt near to the oil sight glass window. Is that the clutch cover? Im guessing to take it off i need to drain the oil to clean up the mating surfaces and re fit it?

Also where can i get the right replacement parts of that doesnt work?

maviczap 09-09-14 08:26 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
http://www.robinsonsfoundry.co.uk/

Tricky to buy one 2nd hand, as that may leak too.

Grant66 09-09-14 08:27 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Yes, that's the clutch cover. You can take it off without draining oil if the bikes on the side stand.

Dipper 09-09-14 08:30 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Yarders91 (Post 2978508)
The leak is coming from a bolt near to the oil sight glass window. Is that the clutch cover? Im guessing to take it off i need to drain the oil to clean up the mating surfaces and re fit it?

Also where can i get the right replacement parts of that doesnt work?

Yes you will and whatever you do use the correct torque, if you over tighten it will leak again.

Yarders91 12-09-14 03:39 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Loosened off all the hex screws and re tightened in a diagonal sequence. Still leaking. The leak is deffinately coming from a screw on the casing that the sight glass window is on. Does this mean i need a new gasket? Trying to solve this issue as quickly and cheaply as i can. But if crunch comes to crunch ill just replace it if need be.

Yarders91 12-09-14 03:54 PM
Re: Leaking crank cases - curvy
 
Should also add that it only leaks when stood on the paddock stand. Doesnt show any evidence of leaking when its running either


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