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GSX750ES 1985 : Is there an a external seal on the left side of clutch axis

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In the attached picture you can see the left side of the gear case.
Why is there room to fit an external seal on left side of clutch axis when an internal is used (part # 12) ?


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Looks like where the gear indicator plate resides, if that's the counter shaft sprocket to the right.
 
No. Gear indication connector connects to a third shaft that is located below the 2 shown in the picture.
 
Yes, right where the red arrow is pointing. It is part #24 on the clutch section. Also, there is an elongated triangular metal plate that holds it in place. It bolts into the holes above and below the seal, as well as the hole at the lower right side of the sprocket shaft.
 
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dpascal said:
Are you saying that you put a seal in the external part of the case where the red arrow points ? Can you take a picture of it ?

View attachment 52058

How come it is not shown in this drawing ? :
http://www.alpha-sports.com/suzuki_parts.htm?fpg=/spst/1983 GS750ES/55.htm
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Wrong parts diagram. http://www.alpha-sports.com/suzuki_parts.htm?fpg=/spst/1983 GS750ES/55.htm
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