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LEFT THE ACE CAFE SUNDAY AT 2.30 PM FOR A RIDE OUT TO BOX HILL ON MY H2C WHEN 30 MINS LATER I FELT AND NOTICED MY RIGHT ALADIN SANE 73" GLAM ROCK RIGHT BOOT COVERED IN OIL, ITS COMING UP THROUGH THE OIL PUMP DRIVE AND OUT PAST THE TACHO CABLE ...NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE EVEN IN 73!..IS IT JUST A CASE OF NEW OIL SEAL AND O RINGS FOR THE DRIVE AND THAT BLEEDING CLUTCH COVER OF AGAIN?..DID NOT MAKE DORKING AND RETIRED TO LISTEN TO THE GARBAGE AT THE EMMIRETS STADIUM.
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If yer careful you don't need to open the casing. you can yank the drive assembly out once the cable is removed, but....

Watch for the little thrust washer that is left behind down the hole, when you come to refit, put the gear in on it's own so you can see that the shaft goes through the washer and doesn't push it off it's ledge.

If it falls off then you definitely have a cover removal imminent.

Usually the leak is the seal or O Ring, check the shaft at the seal area, they rust and pit and will simply rip your new seal to bits in no time.
The O Ring is a precise size.
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Thanks wolfie...im going in with kid gloves!...z power have just quoted me 2x o rings £12 and the seal £7 ...the o rings i presume are made out of gold for that price...regards peter.
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Gard wrote:LEFT THE ACE CAFE SUNDAY AT 2.30 PM FOR A RIDE OUT TO BOX HILL ON MY H2C WHEN 30 MINS LATER I FELT AND NOTICED MY RIGHT ALADIN SANE 73" GLAM ROCK RIGHT BOOT COVERED IN OIL, ITS COMING UP THROUGH THE OIL PUMP DRIVE AND OUT PAST THE TACHO CABLE ...NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE EVEN IN 73!..IS IT JUST A CASE OF NEW OIL SEAL AND O RINGS FOR THE DRIVE AND THAT BLEEDING CLUTCH COVER OF AGAIN?..DID NOT MAKE DORKING AND RETIRED TO LISTEN TO THE GARBAGE AT THE EMMIRETS STADIUM.
watched the 1st half, I thought we (lfc played ok)
decided that we would get home far too late if we stayed in Liverpool to watch the 2nd half, so had to make do with radio commentary

thought we deserved the draw

considering were we where before King Kenny took over I am well happy

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Had the same problem last weekend at Ace Cafe on my H1a gearbox oil coming up through the tacho drive next to oil pump is that where your oil is coming from ?
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gary62 wrote:Had the same problem last weekend at Ace Cafe on my H1a gearbox oil coming up through the tacho drive next to oil pump is that where your oil is coming from ?
Gary
Happened one time on my S2A, fit american scotch trap and changes the o ring seal 4000 kilometers afer
BTW oil usually comes from the gearbox 8)
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Post by Gard »

YES GARY ..STRAIGHT UP FROM THE GEAR BOX AND OUT VIA THE TACHO SHAFT ..ONLY HAD THE CASING OF RECENTLY SO I WILL TRY THE "!PULLOUT " METHOD.
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Post by Mr Boring »

Happened on my old S2A once many years ago, but gearbox oil came from the gasket under the oil pump. The source? One of the two holes holding the pump to the side of the casing is drilled right through and the screw in this particular hole had worked loose!

May not be your problem, but worth checking for.
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