I did a bad, bad thing....

[bemusedinsojo]

Well, luck was shining down on me yesterday. After a little migging to make a small shelf, I got the little bastard out and replaced the oring. It only took three days and much frustration. The thought of pulling the sump and or motor gave me resolve to try some more and out it came. Now to finish and then put the tire on. Thanks for the ideas guys.

[London_Phil]

Nice one Lynn. Glad your back up and  running.

[bemusedinsojo]

No more leaks. Using Honda parts. And now it runs better (or wishful thinking).

[Sidk]

No more leaks. Using Honda parts. And now it runs better (or wishful thinking).

by honda parts are you referring to the seals? if so could you possibly share the honda equivilant part numbers?  thanks!

[bemusedinsojo]

Yes the seals. Try this site which is where i found the part numbers. Be careful with the shift rod-you can push it in or pull it out too far.


http://www.triumphrat.net/t3-sport-touring-forum/131953-side-cover-area-oil-leak-synopsis.html#/topics/131953

Also, I made a paper gasket for the side cover because I didn't think to order one. Are you leaking too?

[Sidk]

Yes the seals. Try this site which is where i found the part numbers. Be careful with the shift rod-you can push it in or pull it out too far.


http://www.triumphrat.net/t3-sport-touring-forum/131953-side-cover-area-oil-leak-synopsis.html#/topics/131953

Also, I made a paper gasket for the side cover because I didn't think to order one. Are you leaking too?

Yes I am, nothing serious of course at the bottom right of the sprocket cover which makes it way down and forms a small and ever so sexy drop on the garage floor.  So its one of the seals in there, and since i have programmed  a chain and sprocket change next month, i want to collect the various seals, gaskets etc etc to take to my mechanic and have him put them in so as to be done with everything in one go so to speak...

[bemusedinsojo]

Ok. Read further down in the blog and you will find the Honda numbers. My sexy drops, which were a not so sexy deluge, are gone. Thank god because my cement floor was starting to look like asphalt.

[Sidk]

Ok. Read further down in the blog and you will find the Honda numbers. My sexy drops, which were a not so sexy deluge, are gone. Thank god because my cement floor was starting to look like asphalt.

found them thanks!. looking for a local supplier as we speak..

[bemusedinsojo]

found them thanks!. looking for a local supplier as we speak..

The biggest one, the one that goes behind the front sprocket, looks different than stock but still works. The rest look the same as stock. Also, don't forget the side cover gasket. Ok I'm done beating a dead horse.

I got mine from EBay if that helps.

[bemusedinsojo]

Oh yeah,
Tell your mechanic to be careful with the shift rod. Ask me how I know.