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Re: Oil pump removal

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Replied by RT325 on topic Re: Oil pump removal

Sorry DEET, try this. Thought maybe best if i didn't link a cheapy & steer people away from your expert restorations of them. Then again with these you might have a never ending row of ones to fix. Please don't retire anytime soon. Cheers.
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Last edit: 27 Oct 2026 15:59 by RT325.
27 Oct 2026 15:51 #11

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Replied by john.lockwood5@bigpond.com on topic Re: Oil pump removal

So, does anyone know the relevance of the washer mentioned in an earlier post?
I think it goes on the end of the input shaft into the pump.
What happens if it’s not there?
27 Oct 2026 18:25 #12

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Replied by Dirt clods on topic Re: Oil pump removal

Dale Sweger Motorcycles  Youtube washer  1974 and up Yamaha DT125 DT175 oil pump washer @montana2strokeracer

 
28 Oct 2026 17:56 #13

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Thank you Dirt Clods, perfect.
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28 Oct 2026 18:56 #14

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Replied by MarkT on topic Re: Oil pump removal

Always check carefully.  Sometimes "stiction" retains the washer.
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28 Oct 2026 21:54 #15

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Replied by RT325 on topic Re: Oil pump removal

I'd Just be careful fitting one if it wasn't there when you pulled the pump.
I mean be careful incase adding the washer stops the pump closing right up.
Don't want to break the ears off tightening it if end clearance doesn't allow for it on 'yours'.
Love Dale's videos though. Goes above & beyond to be helpful.
29 Oct 2026 14:00 #16

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