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  • speedlimit85
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    And got oil in the cover right away. I am really disturbed.

    I am buying 2 more to try and install better.

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  • speedlimit85
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    I break cleaned the oil and old silicone

    I sanded the edge of the speedy sleeve with 800 grit-wasn't sure which way to go- in out or back forth. Painters blue tape might work if done right.

    Then put oil on the lip and silicone on the out part of the seal.

    I hammered a piece of wood against the seal and then a big socket, left it overnight.

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  • bikerphil
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    Yep, I think all conventional oils have paraffin wax but Pennzoil and QuakerSnot probably have the most. ​​​​

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  • speedlimit85
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    I got a good feeling about this one 65,000 mi

    Phil, those scrambled eggs could be wax from the Pennsylvania oil.

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  • speedlimit85
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    Had the airbox out changing the intake boots and it looked good to me.

    The original seal is unavailable- even splitting the cases would not fix it.

    The speedy sleave looked ok to me but it might get a groove like the crankshaft did from the seal over many miles.

    I'm not a mechanic like you guys but am keepin this bike running great with y'all helping here.

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  • DEEBS11
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    That looks delicious.

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  • bikerphil
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    Hey Phil, yours is still good? How many miles?
    Still good, I did the repair about a year and a half ago, probably around 15K miles. I didn't use a repair sleeve.

    Hey Eric, If it starts leaking again, I would verify that the breather element inside the air box isn't plugged up. They can get pretty nasty with this Florida humidity.

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  • DEEBS11
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    Looks good. Hope it works. Hey Phil, yours is still good? How many miles?

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  • speedlimit85
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    no room for tape. I did the best I could. Click image for larger version

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  • DEEBS11
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    I just ordered 2 of those Viton single lip seals. Thanks for the tip. I will tell you how it turns out. Probably in April. Too much salt for the ole XS around here at this time.

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  • speedlimit85
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    may try teflon tape

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  • DEEBS11
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    That was actually the picture of the repair done at the time. I believe it is leaking on the crankshaft surface like yours.

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  • speedlimit85
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    I cannot this leak. Is it on the inner or outer edge?

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  • DEEBS11
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    This picture is not the greatest but it looks like there is a little room to wrap some 3M black tape around and make a tail that you could pull on to get it out, no?

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  • DEEBS11
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    Ya, that looks better. I think FKM is Viton. I think I will try this part also. If you sand that surface I would used 1500 or higher grit wetted with oil.

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