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No-8 o-ring seal.

So I did a great job of assembling my crankcase. Forgot the o-ring on the no 8 bearing. Awsome.

Old 11-18-2010, 10:25 PM
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wow. that sucks. i feel your pain. i am looking forward to making similar blunders. hopefully you can get it apart and fixed without having to buy more parts...
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I did not forget my O-ring but mine would probably seal better if I did. I put it in with a light coat of oil and although it didn't leak in the beginning, it leaks like a sieve now. Tempted to just glue the joint but that just wouldn't be right.

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lindy that will not help been there done that . they do make a oversize o-ring also paint some light coating of permatex (non hardening) around bearing and o-ring groove . this has been a sore spot on these engines for a long time. good luck regards tom

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