Banshee crank seals

[Banshee 427]

Do I have to split my crank to change the crank seals in my Banshee?Thanks

[toolman]

No You have to split the cases.

Get a manual!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited May 3, 2009 by toolman

[Banshee 427]

Sorry about that toolman I ment to say cases and I do have a manual,but it does not say if you can change the crank seals without splitting the cases and I Was told you could but would like to know for sure.Thanks and sorry about the run on sentence I'm no good at righting.

[BellicoseBanshee]

The crank seals have a rib around them that sit in a groove in the cases. You must split the cases to properly install the seals. The sprocket shaft seal, shift shaft seal, and clutch arm seals do not have a rib, and can be removed and replaced without splitting the cases.

 

Just split the cases from the bottom so you do not have to remove the cylinders... :thumbsup:

[shee23]

sorry to jump in on this post but i had a ? about my seals.

i installed new ones about 4 months ago and now im building a 4 mil so i have to split my cases again does that mean i need new seals?

[2strokesmoker]

sorry to jump in on this post but i had a ? about my seals.

i installed new ones about 4 months ago and now im building a 4 mil so i have to split my cases again does that mean i need new seals?

 

 

 

 

 

I would change them. Why not your already there. Preventive maintenance is always the way to go!

[Banshee 427]

The crank seals have a rib around them that sit in a groove in the cases. You must split the cases to properly install the seals. The sprocket shaft seal, shift shaft seal, and clutch arm seals do not have a rib, and can be removed and replaced without splitting the cases.

 

Just split the cases from the bottom so you do not have to remove the cylinders... :thumbsup:

Thanks for the info BellicoseBanshee

Edited May 3, 2009 by Banshee 427