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Post Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 6:15 pm 
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I replaced seals in the dizzy. It's fine now, but I've noticed that sump leaks a bit. Do I need to buy a gasket and put gasket sump sealant or jst sump sealant only. Should I do anything (clean) with the oil strainer while I have sump off the engine? What do you advise?
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Post Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 8:20 pm 
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hmm, just tighten the bolt's and see how she goes, if it still leaks buy a $10gasket from repco and she will be right and not leak at all

for the record thats fairly confusing what you wrote, but at least it was all spelt correct :lol:

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Post Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 10:05 pm 
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You can use either. Personally i use coon

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:22 am 
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PJ.zook wrote:
You can use either. Personally i use coon


isn't that a cheese :lol:

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:39 am 
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yea that bit about dizzy might be confusing. It leaked from dizzy housing before, so I didn't know that sump leaks too. thanks.
and what means coon?

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:50 am 
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'if' the sump is leaking from the bottom rear than its more than likely a rear main. just use silicone, suzuki never had a gasket for the sump.

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:56 am 
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yea that bit about dizzy might be confusing. It leaked from dizzy housing before, so I didn't know that sump leaks too. thanks.
and what means coon?


Silly-coon....
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edit: :roll: :roll: :roll: sorry guys... but tried putting 'coon' into google lately!? then clickin images.... ?

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might want to edit your posts in accordingly to :oops:
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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:59 am 
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:wink:

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 4:59 am 
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Thankyou ! :wink: :D


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Post Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:34 pm 
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krzysmac wrote:
I replaced seals in the dizzy. It's fine now, but I've noticed that sump leaks a bit. Do I need to buy a gasket and put gasket sump sealant or jst sump sealant only. Should I do anything (clean) with the oil strainer while I have sump off the engine? What do you advise?
Cheers Chris


as they said i would use silicone to seal it...
while it is out it wouldn't hurt to clean the oil pick up. as your already in there.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 3:47 am 
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joeblow wrote:
'if' the sump is leaking from the bottom rear than its more than likely a rear main. just use silicone, suzuki never had a gasket for the sump.


I changed clutch and rear main two weeks ago. It looks like sump is leaking in few places, not only at rear, I was wondering if that oil was because of the dizzy leak or sump leak, once I replaced dizzy seals and rear main (didn't leak) it means its sump. Anyway I pull it apart, use sillicon and will see if its only this or something else.
I was confused, because manual doesn't show any gasket, but you can buy one.
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Post Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 4:51 am 
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As others have said, just scrape the bottom surface of the block with a razor blade to remove old sealant and do the same with the sump. Then apply a few mm thick bead of silicon gasket sealant (must be automotive type, not houshold shit :D ) and let it sit for a few mins. Then bolts it up firm.

And just a word of advise, trust the sealant. Don't go swinging off those little bolts because it doesn't take much to snap them off in the block. :x

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