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Ken184
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holes in case?

Post by Ken184 » Thu Jan 10, 2013 4:49 pm

new to this, trying to fix oil leaks. have figured out problems are probably oil seals and so plan to replace. in course of dismantling right side i've come across two holes in the lower case that puzzle me and i wonder if anyone can help me understand. can someone instruct me on how to insert a picture in this, and then i will show you what i mean.

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Post by 48lesco » Thu Jan 10, 2013 7:52 pm

Click on "postreply"
Below the "Message body," click on "Browse..."
Browse to the jpg file on your computer
Once the file name is in the "Filename" window, click "Add attachment"
The file has to be 512 KB or less

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holes in case question - now with picture

Post by Ken184 » Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:41 pm

curious about the highlighted holes. the left one is a vertical threaded hole with another hole above through to the top of the case as though a wire or cable should come through. the right is a small hole that appears to go down into the crankcase.
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Re: holes in case question - now with picture

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:56 pm

The left on is the end of a stud with the nut on the other end. (look under engine)
The right should not have a hole where you point but there is a drain hole above it. (look at top of case). ....lm
Ken184 wrote:curious about the highlighted holes. the left one is a vertical threaded hole with another hole above through to the top of the case as though a wire or cable should come through. the right is a small hole that appears to go down into the crankcase.

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Post by 48lesco » Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:20 am

Yes, hopefully the one on the right is not a hole or can you say Exxon Valdez... If you pick the old hardened grease out of there, you will probably find that its not a hole, just a feature in the casting.
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holes

Post by Ken184 » Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:19 am

on the left, i see the stud, understand that now.
there is still an unused 1/4 inch hole above that to the outside world, though. still don't understand what is supposed to come in or go out through that.

on the right, there really is a very small hole in the recess. don't know if it goes all the way thru to the crankcase. i see the hole above, which appears to be a drain from the outside area under the upper crankcase cover. i guess this would mean it is intended that fluid from the cylinder top breather plus rainwater can drain down inside the right side casing to exit at the bottom hole.

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Re: holes

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Fri Jan 11, 2013 5:01 pm

Well now stick a wire into that hole and see what's up.
If it goes through you would have tranny oil come out.
Take a look. ..........lm
Ken184 wrote:on the left, i see the stud, understand that now.
there is still an unused 1/4 inch hole above that to the outside world, though. still don't understand what is supposed to come in or go out through that.

on the right, there really is a very small hole in the recess. don't know if it goes all the way thru to the crankcase. i see the hole above, which appears to be a drain from the outside area under the upper crankcase cover. i guess this would mean it is intended that fluid from the cylinder top breather plus rainwater can drain down inside the right side casing to exit at the bottom hole.

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