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GSRider31
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Just wanted to start off with saying hey to everyone on here (my first post) and how great of a forum this is for all GS riders. Lots of info! Anyways, back to the oil leak. I recently picked up a 1980 Suzuki GS 450L, prior owner had it for 20 years and it has less than 11k miles on it. I picked it up cheap knowing it had some issues. The carbs were a little dirty and it had a pretty good oil leak coming from the clutch pushrod seal. I found a little info on here, but no definitive fix besides using the screw idea. So I thought I'd share my how to. Apparently they had two different seals for the pushrod, one being pressed in from the backside, and one from the front. I was unlucky enough to have the one pressed in from the back. So instead of using the screw idea I slowly drilled multiple holes and cut it away from the pushrod then twisted the lip out of the groove in the block casing. Hopefully that all made sense? 



