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Old 30th August 2011
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Found the leak without a doubt, it was the gasket for the inspection cover. Cleaned up the primary case and started the bike, it was pouring out under that cover. New gasket $4 from HD. Easy fix, torqued to spec.
Did you get another rubber gasket or was it the thicker gasket material?

After I had some work done on the bike, I noticed that mine was leaking from the inspection cover and the drain plug underneath.

I replaces the thin rubber gasket with the thicker gasket, and replaced the rubber o-ring that was on the drain plug.

No more leaks.
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Hi Paul.
Mine has a ring around the shaft (not an O-ring), just looks like a plastic spacer. Are you saying to put an O-ring behind that up against the seal? Actually you said two O-rings.

I have always put a quart in the primary, and I was wondering about putting a bit less, and it looks like you agree?

By the way, 90,000 miles since 06... I have to give you rep for that.
My '06 seemed to weep primary oil from the inspection plate, when I put 1qt in it. It's hard to get an accurate fill level without having someone hold it up for you. Cleaned up the gasket on the inspection cover/hole and now I only put 28oz in it. I figure when I change it, seems logical that the primary still has a few ounces in it.
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