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Oil leak under strange mechanism

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  1. DimaV

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    Hi, guys!

    There is an oil leak under this mechanism.
    I believe there is an oil seal behind it, I was not able to get under it.
    Is it possible to change easily or may be some difficulties in process?

    Thanks
     

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    Toomanybikes Well-Known Member

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    Crank end seal is what it looks like.
    May require splitting engine. If I remember correctly it has a lip on the seal fitted to a groove in the case.
     
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    XJ550H Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    I think there is a seal you can get with out the lip for the groove so that you do not have to open case it goes in with a yamaha sealer.

    ask @chacal if he sells them

    those strange things are the pickup coils that fire the tci
     
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    NOTE: the crank seals below no longer have the original flanged mounting lip, so they can be installed without splitting the cases, but the removal of the original flanged seals can be a real challenge without splitting the cases.......

    HCP5121 OEM crankshaft flange OIL SEAL, fits on the left end of the crank to the case on all XJ550, 1984-85 FJ600, 1986-87 FZ600, 1986-90 YX600 Radian, 1992-98 XJ600 Seca II, XJ650, XJ700, XJ750, and XJ900RK, RL, N/FN, F, and S/SH engines, and on the right end of the crank on XJ1100 and XS1100 engines. Use 1 per engine.


    HCP18762 Aftermarket crankshaft flange OIL SEAL, fits on the left end of the crank to the case on all XJ550, 1984-85 FJ600, 1986-87 FZ600, 1986-90 YX600 Radian, 1992-98 XJ600 Seca II, XJ650, XJ700, XJ750, and XJ900RK, RL, N/FN, F, and S/SH engines, and on the right end of the crank on XJ1100 and XS1100 engines. Use 1 per engine. NOTE: Approximately 1/2mm thicker than original seals and is metal-shielded (unlike the original).




    HCP11537 OEM crankshaft flange OIL SEAL, fits on the right end of the crank to the case on all XJ550, 1984-85 FJ600, 1986-87 FZ600, 1986-90 YX600 Radian, XJ650, XJ700, XJ750, and XJ900RK, RL, N/FN, F, and S/SH engines. Use 1 per engine.


    HCP21197 Aftermarket crankshaft flange OIL SEAL, fits on the right end of the crank to the case on all XJ550, 1984-85 FJ600, 1986-87 FZ600, 1986-90 YX600 Radian, XJ650, XJ700, XJ750, and XJ900RK, RL, N/FN, F, and S/SH engines. Use 1 per engine.
     
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    May be a silly question, but...Is this a left or right side seal?
    Thank u for this useful info!
     
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    XJ550H Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    top 2 listings are left side bottom 2 listings are right side

    you need left side
    also the numbers are xj4ever numbers.


    yamaha part number
    right side is shown in gasket drawings

    Plug, Blind 4H7-15167-10-00

    left side is on crankshaft drawings

    Oil Seal 93101-32144-00
     
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    I've checked the size of oil seal...it is 32x45x6.5 according to catalogue. Found similar in my city, but with less hight 32x45x6
    Will it work out installing this one instead of the original one?
    Thanx
     
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    The final number is the thickness or height, you can use a thinner seal no problem, they just wear faster, but not enough to care about. Be sure to use a sealer (Permatex Mototseal, Yamabond etc.) and don't accidentally jam it in crooked or you'll be buying a new seal and doing it twice. ;)
     
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