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clutch push rod oil seal
- kitkatman
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Trying to find a new oil seal for the clutch push rod.In my 1973 rt 360 engine. Size is 6.8 hole x26 od x6 wide.What do other folk use and where can I get some. Prefer UK. Thaks Alan.
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What I do for all my bikes is go to my favorite website that shows the exploded view of your bike and write down the part number. Then go to your favorite parts place (I use EBay for everything ) and search for that part number. Get the Yamaha part not the cheapest one you can find. Simple. I do this on a regular basis with great success. Seals should be readily available...even just visit your local Yamaha dealer and they should still be able to get them. EBay hasn't let me down and don't have to leave my nice warm house:)
1978 DT400E
1976 DT400C
1973 RT3
1971 RT1B
1968 DT1 (3)
1976 DT400C
1973 RT3
1971 RT1B
1968 DT1 (3)
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I have some NOS ones here in the US if you can't find what you need.
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Where the Yamaha Enduro is still a current model...
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15 Feb 2021 11:43
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That seal can be difficult to find in the parts lists... hint: look in the "transmission" section.
Often a good bearing supply house can source seals by the part size... if that fails, then there are a lot of them for sale on ebay... some with free shipping to UK.
Often a good bearing supply house can source seals by the part size... if that fails, then there are a lot of them for sale on ebay... some with free shipping to UK.
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15 Feb 2021 11:58
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If buying one from DEET (or anywhere else in the US, for that matter), go through your bike to see if there is anything else that you need, but can't get here in the UK - you can then see if DEET etc has that as well and hopefully cut down on postage.
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15 Feb 2021 23:43
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Could get a ring machines to fit in there to bring it down to a common seal OD with the 6mm ID. On one of my 360's inserts were fitted in both cases for the crank seals so common sizes as for the DT250-360A could be used.
16 Feb 2021 00:50
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