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Post Info TOPIC: can i remove the right hand crank seal without removing the clutch?


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can i remove the right hand crank seal without removing the clutch?
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as above



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In a word, no.
There's to much in the way bit of a pain but it all has to come out



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The clutch is very simple to dismantle fortunately.

I made a tutorial on this forum mate.

Read through it and you'll see how easy it is!

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Look under kick start conversion its all in there!

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i know how to do just couldnt remember if i had to remove the clutch.i remember there being a ****in bracket thing with 2 screw in the way

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And you know it's got an off balanced clutch and that needs to be put back together properly otherwise it'll be unbalanced.

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yea all to do with the plates marked all mine out last time


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replaced my l/h seal...judging by state of that seal- i'm thinking to replace the right side. the left had cracked etc- i know the right is in oil-so less likely to split/crack...do i really need to remove clutch ? was kinda hoping to sneak in behind?

gonna take a read of Calum122 post- how long we talking to do? i havent got a clutch holding tool though- not gonna buy any more tools so hopefully should be easy to do?

any tips would be good

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i managed to do it was a pain but quicker and easier than dismantaling the lot if i had the clutch holder id do it the other way but if you have to do it then yea it can be done

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Do tell mate. Try it your way. You say no need to take off clutch?

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probs is i already had the top end off so could do it so unless you wanna rebuild your top end theres little point doin it my way ,as i put two chocks either side of the conrod then a bar through the middle so i could take the crank gears off


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Decided I won't bother doing yet. It wasn't smoking etc on running anyways. Just thought I may as well change. What I am going to do though is have a dummy run on my spare engine! Gonna see if I can remove nice and easy on that first and then if no issues I will do on my running bike.

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removals a piece of piss i usually have them out and in in around 10 mins with the tools

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