loose transmision sprocket. Normal to wobble?
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loose transmision sprocket. Normal to wobble?
A little history before I get to the current problem. Had a bad mainshaft seal. The large one on side of transmission case. I also replaced the small 5th gear seal behind the race while in the primary. After a short time I had another leak, and it's the 5th gear seal. I'm not sure what I did wrong to make this seal leak that wasn't leaking before.
Another item that has me concerned is that I noticed the transmission sprocket wobbles on the shaft. I haven't dissembled yet for further inspection. Maybe I did something wrong and it wasn't tightened or seated properly. Still doesn't explain my seal leaking, but now I have two issues to resolve. Any ideas?
Another item that has me concerned is that I noticed the transmission sprocket wobbles on the shaft. I haven't dissembled yet for further inspection. Maybe I did something wrong and it wasn't tightened or seated properly. Still doesn't explain my seal leaking, but now I have two issues to resolve. Any ideas?
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I wasn't sure about that, but I guess a wobbling pulley can put stress on the seals. Sounds like the splines are worn. Unless for some reason I didn't get it seated and torqued properly. I'll find out later today when I get back to working on it.
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When I had it apart before the spacer looked cherry. In fact, think I even measured the thickness. Couldn't find any sign of wear? At this point I'll error on the side of caution and replace it.
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Pulled the sprocket off this morning and the nut was loose. I tightened it per the book 60ft lbs and 45°, so I'm not sure why it came loose. The splines look fine to me. I retightened the sprocket, and the wobble was much improved. Just a very slight movement. Is it supposed to be rock solid with zero movement? Wondering if I need a new sprocket?
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