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Changing output shaft o-ring on 83 1100E

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Wingnut1

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I have read some posts here about changing the output shaft oil seal and it sounds like it might be possible without splittng the cases. I'm wondering if the output shaft o-ring can be replaced without removing the oil seal? I would hate to get it dug out and then find out I've got to remove the oil seal also.
 
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The oring you are referring to is behind the spacer behind the countershaft sprocket. Ray.
 
The output shaft oil seal cannot be replaced without splitting the cases.
The o-ring yes.
 
Ray,

Do you have any suggestions for removing the clip if it comes to that? I've read about drilling the cases with an 1/8" bit, but that sounds like one step from disaster unless you've seen the inside of a case or know where to drill and where not to. I might not want to make my best guess at that and need JB weld or worse to fix it.

Thanks,
 
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