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Marque Remarks => Husqvarna => Topic started by: subarumy98 on January 05, 2009, 09:34:45 pm

Title: Husky 500 - leaking gear change seal
Post by: subarumy98 on January 05, 2009, 09:34:45 pm

HI All

Happy New Year to everyone.

I am looking for a modern-day fix to an old problem.

The gear change on ny 83 Husky consists of a groove with an O-ring. Its fine for the first ride, then starts weeping, leaking, pouring after that.

There is a groove at the bottom of that shaft, b ut if you place a 2nd O - ring there, then the shaft doesn't get lubricated, and shifting suffers as a result.
I have heard of a fix of widening the machined groove at the top of the shaft in order to fit 2 x O-rings.

Any other suggestions please...


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Title: Re: Husky 500 - leaking gear change seal
Post by: pokey on January 05, 2009, 10:58:58 pm

Was a fix in the husky mag for a leaking countershaft seal for various models circa 83 i think.

 Nice new shiney safetypin inserted tween the seal and the shaft and remove the little bit of crap thats allowing the oil to come out.
Voila . works and costs  bugger all. Perhaps same issue with the selector shaft.