I just bought a 1983 ATC 11o and its leaking oil from the LO HI gear selector lever, does anyone know a way to stop this? Can't bring it inside to work on it til its house trained.
I just bought a 1983 ATC 11o and its leaking oil from the LO HI gear selector lever, does anyone know a way to stop this? Can't bring it inside to work on it til its house trained.
probably the seal is shot.replace,all better
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It is leaking from one of two places - 1- there is a rubber o-ring seal where the shaft comes out that the lever is hooked to
or
2 - the actual covering case is leaking - you can make a new seal from a manila envelope by tracing the case once you have it off.
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Could be from the front sprocket area to . Might need to clean it up a little and find out were its leaking from . Lots of potential spots in that area .
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Shortline is correct.
The 90/110's can throw a chain and crack the centre case thru into the breather gallery and leak or punch a hole to the engine internals and leak worse.
You may have to remove the entire sidecase for an inspection. I have never seen them leak around the lever.
I had to take the cover off my sub-trans because the shifter seized up. I scraped the old gasket off and sealed it back up with red RTV silicon. No leaks.
There is a rubber O-ring on the shift lever shaft. I would check that out also.
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I never knew that where was an o-ring on the shift shaft either. I took it apart, put a new one in and now the leak stopped. Thanks guys, you're much more helpful than the Honda dealership around here.