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Output Shaft Seal Remover

Posted: 10:19 am Jun 01 2009
by pjmac28
Blew out my output shaft seal this past week. Cyclepedia states with picture (below) to use a 'seal remover'. Have been searching but nothing to this point in locating one (Autozone/Harbor Freight/NAPA) or I/Cyclepedia has the terminology wrong. If there is another way without the tool that would also work.

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Posted: 10:32 am Jun 01 2009
by Indawoods
That is a seal remover....

Posted: 10:38 am Jun 01 2009
by Indawoods

Posted: 10:38 am Jun 01 2009
by pjmac28
That is not a pic from my bike. That is the tool I'm looking for or another method so I don't tear up the case.

Posted: 10:39 am Jun 01 2009
by pjmac28
OOPS posted too quick.

Thanks Inda!

Re: Output Shaft Seal Remover

Posted: 01:04 pm Jun 01 2009
by porterdog
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pjmac28 wrote:Have been searching but nothing to this point in locating one (Autozone/Harbor Freight/NAPA) or I/Cyclepedia has the terminology wrong.
Back to googleschool with you!

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/d ... mber=35556

;)

Posted: 07:50 am Jun 02 2009
by pjmac28
I will not admit to my lack of googling since being an IT engineer. I rather place the blame on the author from whom I took the information from of not providing the correct tool name for a successful google. :roll:

Posted: 08:57 am Jun 02 2009
by MXOldtimer
So, no one is going to admit to using a screw driver to pop'n the seal up enough to get a hold of it with a needle nose pliers???? Worked on a Yamaha I..............I mean, someone had.


Be gentile putting the seal back in press'n "evenly", they wont take any abuse. I used a large socket that matching the size as a driver.

Posted: 11:04 am Jun 02 2009
by Varmint
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MXOldtimer wrote:So, no one is going to admit to using a screw driver to pop'n the seal up enough to get a hold of it with a needle nose pliers???? Worked on a Yamaha I..............I mean, someone had.


Be gentile putting the seal back in press'n "evenly", they wont take any abuse. I used a large socket that matching the size as a driver.
So Jewish folks aren't allowed to replace this seal? Are they non-Kosher? :wink: Sorry, I had to beat CC to that one!

Posted: 03:05 pm Jun 02 2009
by kawagumby
another kosher-approved method is just to drill a small hole in the seal face, screw in a sheet metal screw and pull the whole thing out with a pair of pliers - that method keeps the case surfaces relatively safe from gouging.

Posted: 03:22 pm Jun 02 2009
by pjmac28
I didn't think of the tap/screw method, probably because i thought the width of the seal was to narrow to recognize that method(to scared to use the screwdriver method. Mite poke meself in the eye :shock:) Suppose I'll just wait anyway since I ordered the puller, might as well get my $$$ worth since it more than likely will not be used again unless my father needs some type of rudimentary tool for birthing calf's since that is what it looks like.

Posted: 03:44 pm Jun 02 2009
by m0rie
I just used a dental pick to remove mine last time.

Posted: 04:45 pm Jun 02 2009
by Julien D
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m0rie wrote:I just used a dental pick to remove mine last time.
Ah.. cuz we all have one of those in our back pockets....

I used the screw method meself. I like to screw things.


Wait.. that came out wrong.


Oh well.


:partyman:

Posted: 08:55 am Jun 03 2009
by porterdog
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juliend wrote:I like to screw things.
This is a weird place.

Posted: 11:37 am Jun 03 2009
by pjmac28
Not where I thought this post would lead to...

Posted: 12:19 pm Jun 03 2009
by MXOldtimer
Hey, if your a healthy male all things lead in that direction.

Posted: 04:58 pm Jun 03 2009
by canyncarvr
Wait.. that came out wrong.
Then, you'd best put it back in.

Posted: 05:27 pm Jun 03 2009
by Julien D
Yes, yes. Where did that go again?? I should probably hope you don't answer that.

Anyway, now we have another good reason why I should not drink and post. Friends don't let friends post drunk!


On a more serious note, I would like to hear a report about how that seal puller works. I always seem to be that guy that makes do without the proper tools......

Posted: 06:11 pm Jun 03 2009
by canyncarvr
:hmm:

Every man needs a proper tool.

Posted: 07:24 pm Jun 03 2009
by Julien D
LOL. Are you drinking and posting as well?