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  • malibuman

    #1

    want to remove shifter cover

    I want to remove the cover so i can remove the clear coat and polish it.Is there a gasket there?will it leak oil?

    James

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    #2
    No gasket and no oil, just make sure you use an impact driver (they type you hit with a hammer) to take out the phillips head screws.
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    • new bob

      #3
      I don't think it will.I had mine off and it just covers the counter sprocket.But my bike is an 1100

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      • Steve
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        • Jun 2005
        • 35925
        • southwest oHIo

        #4
        Take it from another 850 owner (times THREE ), you can safely remove that cover and there is no gasket involved.

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        • bwringer
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          #5
          Yup, go ahead and take it off.

          But why not change the gear oil while you're in there? It's eeeeeeeasy.

          Here's the overview of what you'll see under there:
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          • malibuman

            #6
            I might just do that

            Thanks for the picture...

            James

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