Subject: Re: oil under under u-joint boot
Author: Martin Cooke
Date: Jul 25, 2000, 12:13 PM
Post ID: 1701567402
Oil probably comes from leaky seal on gearbox output shaft, but some times
it mysteriously creeps up from bevel box. Don't know how. Check levels for a
while and see.
Maybe previous owner just thought he'd oil the UJ!
cookie
ps. I'd buy a new cable.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 6:48 PM
Subject: oil under under u-joint boot
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Hey all-
Broke my clutch cable today...it's amazing that these bikes shift so well
without using the clutch. Upshifting was a pain as well as stopping, but
had to get her home. Anyway when I was removing the old cable, I noticedabout?
oil on the underside of the u-joint boot. Is this anything to worry
I have no oil in my garage where the bike is parked, so it's not drippingor
anything...just hanging on the bottom. I assume that it is coming fromthe
rear diff. I just changed the oil in it...maybe a little too much? I wentcheck
by Dave Richardson's advice to use 360 cc's (mL) and not use the level
plug (I took the plug out just to see, and indeed what you pour in the top
comes right out the plug hole and doesen't fill the rear end at all).
Anyway, just wanted some input on this.
Also, is it worth it to repair a clutch cable (the ball end at the handle
came off) or should I just get a new one?
Cheers!
Chris in NC
'74 Eldo civ.
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