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Post by Ally's_Engines Sun Mar 16 2014, 21:08

I have now got my Petter A1 to run and have solved the stuck float problem that I had previously. But now I have found out that there is a major leak coming out from behind the flywheel. What would be the problem?

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Post by Foden Sun Mar 16 2014, 21:33

There is a rubber lip seal there to seal the crank bearing, they harden with age, whip the flywheel off and you can then dig it out. Should be able to obtain one from a bearing supplier.

Pete.

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Post by Appletop Sun Mar 16 2014, 21:55

[quote="Foden"]There is a rubber lip seal there to seal the crank bearing, they harden with age, whip the flywheel off and you can then dig it out.  Should be able to obtain one from a bearing supplier.

Pete.[/quote]

What he said...

Or it could be over full with oil or the return from that seal could be blocked, whatever it is it's flywheel off time. Get a good drift and clean the shaft well.
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Post by blackvanman Mon Mar 17 2014, 00:19

Foden wrote:There is a rubber lip seal there to seal the crank bearing, they harden with age, whip the flywheel off and you can then dig it out.  Should be able to obtain one from a bearing supplier.

Pete.
 lol! lol! lol! lol! lol! lol! 
He's right though, its just the whipping off of the flywheel made I laugh Very Happy

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Post by Ally's_Engines Mon Mar 17 2014, 07:08

OK thanks lads that's helped Smile

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