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Had inner primary off about 500 miles ago, put new inner primary and primary gaskets in when I reassembled. I'm removing them again to install Baker comp. Can I reuse the gaskets since they were only on 500 miles or should I replace them. I have new ones, just hate to waste gaskets if they are good.
Due to the amount of work required to change them if God forbid one goes bad. I would change the inner ones for sure. The outer gaskets are easier and quicker to get to if there is a problem.
If the primary chain case cover gasket is damaged or deteriorated in any way, replace the gasket prior to installation of the primary chain case cover.
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above is from instructions to install Baker Comp. I tend to always have the gaskets available. and swap them. but i looks like you can reuse away if no noticeable damage.
You also stated only 500 miles ago... i would tend to believe the are fine. Nothing work then doing work and not having the proper O-Ring or gasket on hand depending on the distance you need to travel to get one.
Last edited by brutalbrad; Apr 16, 2015 at 03:38 PM.
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