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Couple questions about some things on my 93' Seca 600

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by SpoonDaddy, Dec 1, 2008.

  1. SpoonDaddy

    SpoonDaddy New Member

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    well my left fork is "Leaking"

    there is oil on the rubber and around the fork below that

    Is it the seal or do i have to replace the fork or Forks?

    and
    How hard is it to replace the clutch and friction plates?

    Do you have to Torque the 3 bolts?(?lbs)

    Use RTV For Seal?- for clutch cover?

    Total Oil Capacity when i open it?

    Whats the Correct Tire pressure?
    or should i go by the tires?

    i cant think of any others but im sure i will come up with some
     
    SpoonDaddy, Dec 1, 2008
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  2. TheHound

    TheHound Active Member

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    It's a seal on the forks.
     
    TheHound, Dec 1, 2008
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  3. wizard

    wizard Active Member

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    Hi spoondaddy, you realy should get yourself a manual, I mean, like, tire pressures :?
    You can replace the fork seals, the forks should be ok, unless they have been damaged by impact.
    There is a procedure to replace the clutch plates, which with help from this site you should be able to accomplish.
    There are plenty of gasket sealers on the market, find in any auto shop.
     
    wizard, Dec 1, 2008
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  4. RickCoMatic

    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    SpoonDaddy:

    You are in a different league than most of us in here.
    You have an XJ-Bike; but it's quite different from the Shaft Drive Models most of us have.

    The best thing you can do for yourself ...
    Get a Factory Workshop Manual -- specific to your bike.

    The Factory Manual will have Owners Manual Information in the front.
    The Factory Manual will have a COMPLETE Service and Repair Reference divided into Individual Systems and sub-systems.

    The answer to every question is found within its pages.
    The Factory Manuals are $75~100 US
    Worth every cent.
    Treat yourself to the Bible for your Bike.
    Buy a Manual before you do anything without consulting one.
     
    RickCoMatic, Dec 2, 2008
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