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Help Leaking gear change shaft oil seal - Spada

Discussion in 'Honda 250cc Twins' started by FRANK DEAN, Apr 29, 2023.

  1. FRANK DEAN

    FRANK DEAN Active Member Premium Member

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    It looks like my gear change shaft is damaged that I can't see
    I have another engine
    Can I remove the shaft without stripping the engine hopefully I can remove the cover that holds the oil seal and remove the shaft
     
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    Thanks a lot another job to do
     
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    Does the shaft look bent?

    Otherwise, if you're careful, the oil seal around gear change shaft can be removed by drilling a small pilot hole then inserting self tapping screws a few turns.

    Once they're in use them to lever the leaking seal out.

    A new seal can then be fitted using a socket or piece of pipe or plastic conduit [anything suitable basically] to push the new seal into place.
     
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