Subject: Re: Leak in Final Drive
Author: IndyDi-@aol.com
Date: Oct 15, 2004, 11:10 AM
Post ID: 1717706170
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I had a similar situation when I re-assembled Dreamcycle. Just a few drops
that I traced to a small hole in the casting on the wheel side of the drive
unit. There is a bunch of re-inforcing webbing on this casting and way up inside
at the base of one of these webs was a small pinhole....JB Weld to the rescue
and no leak since. Good luck, Brett in Indy
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<BODY style="FONT-SIZE: 10pt; FONT-FAMILY: Arial; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff">I had a similar situation when I re-assembled Dreamcycle. Just a few drops that I traced to a small hole in the casting on the wheel side of the drive unit. There is a bunch of re-inforcing webbing on this casting and way up inside at the base of one of these webs was a small pinhole....JB Weld to the rescue and no leak since. Good luck, Brett in Indy</BODY></HTML>
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