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Old 26th June 2012
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the parts manual has the exploded view, from inside the case, on the kicker shaft the order is: Nut, Lockwasher, Gear, Engine case, Seal (square O-ring), washer, Thrust plate, then the sprlcket cover, spring, arm, etc.

PN for seal is 11101 for my '79 I can only assume they are same for most years but not sure. You can usually re-use the seal on the plug you removed from the kicker hole if it is not damaged.
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What a great turorial. I am one of the people who have been if there is any information on this exact procedure. I have the same bike as well. I may be pm'ing you to ask questions when I get this going - but probably a winter project for me.
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12. Install the new Oil Seal on the back side of the case. This is a little tricky to get in, but I managed to get it installed using two long straight screw drivers and a little bit of patients. Just get one side in and work your way around.

Do you know the part number of this oil seal? When you say "back side of the case" do you mean that ths
seal is installed from the inside of the case? In picture 12 it is hard to see a seal


in picture 13 you show the shaft, the shim and another seal. Are there two seals? One at the inside of
the case and the one from picture 13 which is on the outside of the case.

Is there a source here on xlforum that shows the assembly and part numbers?

Thank you very much,
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"Do you know the part number of this oil seal?"
- I don't have my parts book in front of me at this time, so I am not sure of the part number for that oil seal.

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"When you say "back side of the case" do you mean that this seal is installed from the inside of the case? In picture 12 it is hard to see a seal."
- No, the seal is installed into the outside of the case through the pass through hole in the motor mount. The top picture in step 12 is the inside of the case looking through to the outside, you can see the lip of the seal just beyond the bronze bushing. The bottom picture in step 12 is the outside of the case looking through the pass through hole in the motor mount the black inside of the silver-looking ring is the oil seal.

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"In picture 13 you show the shaft, the shim and another seal. Are there two seals? One at the inside of the case and the one from picture 13 which is on the outside of the case."
- No, the photo in step 13 is to show order of installation. The oil seal is the same seal as installed in step 12 into the outside of the case, then comes the .007 shim, then the thrust plate, then the kicker shaft.

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"Is there a source here on xlforum that shows the assembly and part numbers?"
- I am not sure. This thread is my source for the assembly, and as for part numbers I can see if I can get that info for you or you can pick up a parts book online or at your local shop. The kit that I installed was a complete kit from J&P Cycles as said at the top of the very first post.


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I guess you feel secure with threaded fasteners over rivets? We're they screws of special type,eg,stainless,grade 8 etc. and I would guess locktite is used.I've alway's heard rivets were called for-I would not want even one screw backing out!
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Red lock tite and grade eight, I believe. I plan to do mine the same way. Gets rid of out of center slipping kicker for good. Well until everything else around it wears out.
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