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Chaincase Oil Seal renewal
« on: 16.03. 2007 10:44 »
Hi,
I'm wanting to change my chaincase oil seal as I have my gearbox off at the moment (1952 GF). I've a replacement seal but despite much effort I cannot force it between the 2 plates. My question is do I need to seperate the plates and replace with new rivets or is there a easier way?

Many Thanks for any information.

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Re: Chaincase Oil Seal renewal
« Reply #1 on: 17.03. 2007 08:15 »
The ones I've seen come as an assembly with the plates (66-7520), that might be an easier option.

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Re: Chaincase Oil Seal renewal
« Reply #2 on: 17.03. 2007 09:39 »
Hello, by using force on the seal you may damage it so do not try too much to squeeze it in. I did this a long time ago, but I seem to remember the following: I drilled out the rivets, and replaced with small bolts or screws with loctite on the nuts. And added a thin layer of some gasket compound or silicone all around and in between the seal\plate.

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Re: Chaincase Oil Seal renewal
« Reply #3 on: 20.03. 2007 15:29 »
Hi, thanks for the advice. I've done as you've suggested and used small screws/nuts + loctite, hopefully it should be due for kicking over in the next week or so.

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