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<\/a><\/p>\nThing that goes onto the shaft and presses the clutch:<\/strong> Place where the thing above gets positioned:<\/strong> The clutch wheel:<\/strong> Oil leak:<\/strong>
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So last Sunday I went to the market to get something which I got – a gasket for the clutch hole and a turn-signal relay.
\nLatter one I haven’t used yet, but I put the gaskets in and assembled the engine to understand that it still leaks oil!! Damn.
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\nDidn’t know what to do but my neighbor gave me some gasket-like silicone.<\/p>\n
So I used that and today it was very good, looked very promising because it filled all the holes and stuff that was a possible hazard.<\/p>\n
This is how it looked when it’s dry, I had to take it off today. I thought to take it for a spin and see how it holds the oil when suddenly the frigging clutch shaft broke!<\/p>\n
I’ll have to get another one… So basically, yeah… I need to look into the clutch as well because it doesn’t work as good – as if there is no clutch because whenever I put a gear in, it jumps right up. Must look into that…<\/p>\n
Here are some pics:<\/p>\n
The shaft:<\/strong> Thing that goes onto the shaft and presses the clutch:<\/strong> Place where the thing above gets positioned:<\/strong> The clutch wheel:<\/strong> Oil leak:<\/strong>
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