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But there's no dribble coming from the derbycover...was the first I checked as well...and I chucked a quart in there...so if it's too full now it'll leak away nicely untill at the right level ;-)
My inner leaked like that I thought it was the cover. The only thing that made me keep looking was it sprayed over the back of the bike. Can you look inside where your belt goes on at the top with a flashlight and maybe a small mirror and see if you can see oil splatter in there?
The seal is higher than the oillevel, so how could it leak from there when put on the stand?
I did replace that seal though the other day: the 'open' side towards the primary and the 'closed' side towards the transmission.
This was the way the old one was fitted and the only way it really made sense to me BUT I'm sort of doubting now, as it said 'oilside' on the closed side...which didn't make sense...
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