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hefyjefy
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Output shaft oil seal

Post by hefyjefy » Sat May 03, 2014 10:20 am

On a CB77, is it possible to replace the output shaft oil-seal without removing the engine?
Geoff[/quote]

mike in idaho
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Post by mike in idaho » Sat May 03, 2014 2:59 pm

You don't need to split the cases, just remove the sprocket and pull the old one out. A pair of sheet metal screws threaded into side of the seal will give enough purchase to pull it out. Ease (round off)any sharp edges of the hole in the case with small file so the new seal can start into the hole without peeling the edge off. Drive it in with a deep socket or a length of pvc pipe, a small amount of sealer on the od of the seal would be a good idea.
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hefyjefy
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Post by hefyjefy » Sun May 04, 2014 2:06 am

Mike - many thanks, getting familiar with this motor, the manuals are a little difficult to follow!
Geoff

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