Push Rod Shaft Seal at Holly Bunny blog

Push Rod Shaft Seal. Should i replace the push rod? There is nothing to prevent the seal from going too. I tried getting by on mine by cleaning it up. Just did this job on my son's '95. I have noticed it leaking drops of oil at the kickstand area for the last. I am in the middle of replacing my clutch push rod seal. Looks pitted on the slave side. Pull the shifter, sprocket cover, front sprocket, chain, then remove the cover behind the front. Yep, looks like they superseded it, but either number will get you what. You could try a bit of wheel bearing grease, where the clutch push rod goes into the seal. Also make sure that the push rod seal sits. Install the push rod with the washer, press the washer in to the permatex and leave it overnight, after it is dry remove the rod and check the new seal. There is a conventional type lip seal (not shown in this picture) in the end of the main shaft and this one is easily damaged when pulling. Replace the shaft it's not expensive.

Should i replace the push rod? There is nothing to prevent the seal from going too. There is a conventional type lip seal (not shown in this picture) in the end of the main shaft and this one is easily damaged when pulling. I tried getting by on mine by cleaning it up. I am in the middle of replacing my clutch push rod seal. Replace the shaft it's not expensive. Install the push rod with the washer, press the washer in to the permatex and leave it overnight, after it is dry remove the rod and check the new seal. You could try a bit of wheel bearing grease, where the clutch push rod goes into the seal. I have noticed it leaking drops of oil at the kickstand area for the last. Yep, looks like they superseded it, but either number will get you what.

Push Rod Seal

Push Rod Shaft Seal Replace the shaft it's not expensive. Also make sure that the push rod seal sits. I have noticed it leaking drops of oil at the kickstand area for the last. Replace the shaft it's not expensive. I tried getting by on mine by cleaning it up. Yep, looks like they superseded it, but either number will get you what. There is a conventional type lip seal (not shown in this picture) in the end of the main shaft and this one is easily damaged when pulling. You could try a bit of wheel bearing grease, where the clutch push rod goes into the seal. Just did this job on my son's '95. Pull the shifter, sprocket cover, front sprocket, chain, then remove the cover behind the front. There is nothing to prevent the seal from going too. I am in the middle of replacing my clutch push rod seal. Looks pitted on the slave side. Should i replace the push rod? Install the push rod with the washer, press the washer in to the permatex and leave it overnight, after it is dry remove the rod and check the new seal.