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Hey all I am in the middle of rebuilding my 99 Softail FXST. I went to put the inner primary back on the motor and transmission and realized the new starter shaft seal was to small, both where it slides Into the primary and for the starter shaft itself. The main seal, oring, and gasket in between primary inner and outer are correct. I ordered the kit direct from Cometic and hope somehow the wrong start shaft seal was sent.

I do not have the original seal because I sent the primary covers out for powder coating and they removed them....I never thought about aking them to save them.

My question is did HD have different starter shaft sizes which means the primary could be different too...any thoughts?

Thanks I really appreciate it.
 
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Hey all I am in the middle of rebuilding my 99 Softail FXST. I went to put the inner primary back on the motor and transmission and realized the new starter shaft seal was to small, both where it slides Into the primary and for the starter shaft itself. The main seal, oring, and gasket in between primary inner and outer are correct. I ordered the kit direct from Cometic and hope somehow the wrong start shaft seal was sent.

I do not have the original seal because I sent the primary covers out for powder coating and they removed them....I never thought about aking them to save them.

My question is did HD have different starter shaft sizes which means the primary could be different too...any thoughts?

Thanks I really appreciate it.
picture of your clutch will ID what you have 97 and early has a different seal than the evo 98 / 99 unit
 
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Old 04-24-2014, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by johnjzjz
picture of your clutch will ID what you have 97 and early has a different seal than the evo 98 / 99 unit
I will take a picture of the clutch and post it tomorrow as I can't post a picture from my phone...thanks for the help
 
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I guess I can upload from phone

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Can't you just go to the dealership and get an OEM one?
 
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that is the 97 clutch assembly and the seal you have wont work - you need to buy one for a 97 FXST
 
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Originally Posted by johnjzjz
that is the 97 clutch assembly and the seal you have wont work - you need to buy one for a 97 FXST
Thanks jz...I appreciate it
 
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Can't you just go to the dealership and get an OEM one?
That's what I am doing in the morning...certainly not waiting for the mailman
 
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