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Flywheel holes / Oil / R60/6

kentuvman

New member
Hi Guys,

I'm in the process of replacing Main Seal and Oil Pump "O" ring and YES the crank is blocked!

When I removed the flywheel bolts, oil seeped out of every hole - I read how Brook Reams used RTV to repair the leaks:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...over-o-ring/&usg=AOvVaw14uS9BXkrRqlp4cVnXXYKi

This is my second main seal replacement and I don't recall seeing oil seep from Flywheel bolts - bike only has @ 26k on odometer and I'm quite confident these are original miles.

Also, picture should be rotated 90 degrees to the right

Any suggestions always appreciated!
 

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Brook is the man on this! I had my /7 flywheel off years and years ago at an Airhead Tech Day but don't recall any issues at the time. I don't think it's a huge issue, just seal things up as he did and press on.
 
Thanks Kurt - as always - you are a huge asset to this forum! Don't know how you keep up but you sure do!

So, the main seal was the original White and hard as a rock - it had been obviously leaking - I'll run to the local auto parts store and pick up a tube of grey RTV he suggests.

Thanks again!
 
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