Chain Sprocket Oil Seal at James Engel blog

Chain Sprocket Oil Seal. I had the oil seal behind the front sprocket changed at a local dealer (mine had been leaking for a while now) and i watched the mechanic change. We'll explore the causes behind this problem, ranging from worn seals to improper maintenance practices. Easy stuff with some basic mechanical ability. Too tight puts a ton of stress on your transmission bearings and seals, as well as accelerating the wear of the chain and sprockets themselves. The slow leak of oil combined with chain lube resulted in. I just purchased a 75 cl360 with a pretty severe oil leak form behind the front sprocket. Pull that out and access to the old seal for removal is greatly. The seal works against a sleeve that slides on the sprocket shaft. Adjust your chain tension as recommended in your manual or by the sticker on your swingarm or chain guard. Remove chain and front sprocket, remove and replace seal. I started the bike and watched it run out of the seal (sprocket removed) couple. The cause was a deteriorated output shaft seal (slow leak of oil onto the front sprocket).

Pull that out and access to the old seal for removal is greatly. The seal works against a sleeve that slides on the sprocket shaft. Easy stuff with some basic mechanical ability. Adjust your chain tension as recommended in your manual or by the sticker on your swingarm or chain guard. We'll explore the causes behind this problem, ranging from worn seals to improper maintenance practices. I had the oil seal behind the front sprocket changed at a local dealer (mine had been leaking for a while now) and i watched the mechanic change. I just purchased a 75 cl360 with a pretty severe oil leak form behind the front sprocket. The slow leak of oil combined with chain lube resulted in. Too tight puts a ton of stress on your transmission bearings and seals, as well as accelerating the wear of the chain and sprockets themselves. The cause was a deteriorated output shaft seal (slow leak of oil onto the front sprocket).

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Chain Sprocket Oil Seal The slow leak of oil combined with chain lube resulted in. I had the oil seal behind the front sprocket changed at a local dealer (mine had been leaking for a while now) and i watched the mechanic change. I started the bike and watched it run out of the seal (sprocket removed) couple. I just purchased a 75 cl360 with a pretty severe oil leak form behind the front sprocket. Remove chain and front sprocket, remove and replace seal. Too tight puts a ton of stress on your transmission bearings and seals, as well as accelerating the wear of the chain and sprockets themselves. Adjust your chain tension as recommended in your manual or by the sticker on your swingarm or chain guard. We'll explore the causes behind this problem, ranging from worn seals to improper maintenance practices. Pull that out and access to the old seal for removal is greatly. Easy stuff with some basic mechanical ability. The slow leak of oil combined with chain lube resulted in. The cause was a deteriorated output shaft seal (slow leak of oil onto the front sprocket). The seal works against a sleeve that slides on the sprocket shaft.