quick question

[Spudley]

I just got done throwing my engine together ... I really don't see how it is possible to replace that seal without splitting the case! its not a regular pop in seal.. there is about 1/4" edges holding from simply popping out.

Alex.

That makes me wonder if putting a slice from the center to the edge might be the way to getting it out. "THEN", warm up the new one in a water bath until gummy-pliable and slipping it in with a wee bit of sealant on the inside case radius. Of course, you're going to have to fish the indented edge in before flopping the rest of the radius. A quarter turn, when in, should make the sealant perfect...

 

[Spudley]

I stand corrected, as I just read another post on this topic. Professor says the case "has" to be split to replace this seal.....

 

[suzuki4life]

case definitely has to be split to replace the seal properly...you can use pliable silicone as previously stated to seal one up for a temporary fix...

yes make sure its engine oil and not clutch fluid...I have seen the clutch slave cylinders leak before.

 

[the_owl]

Hi, Im replacing this seal on a busa sandrail.
Just got my new one in and chewed the stock one up trying to get it out.
The seal itself doesnt have a lip but the two case halves do.
What exactly has to come off to split the cases? I just bought this rail with this seal already damaged
thanks

 

[BIKE DUDE]

Without the lip on the case this would be a breeze.

 

[whynohat]

06 hayabusa clutch problems

i have a 06 hayabusa and the push rod wont go in for some reason..instead it pushed the sprocket cover out a little and cracked it... maybe its the washer between the push rod and the other rod that goes in the clutch??? help!