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| [title] Rebuild the casing | |
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| + | [* black] Remove all traces of old gasket or sealant form the casing face. |
| [* black] Pop the casing in an oven at approx 150ºC. Put the main bearing and layshaft bush in the freezer. | |
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| + | [* black] Once at the correct temperature, the bearing and bush should both drop into the casing (or go in with a light tap). |
| [* icon_note] Use Loctite 603 to fix the layshaft bush in place. | |
| [* icon_note] If you have the later type of casing with a locating hole for the layshaft bush, make sure the machined recess in the bush lines up with the hole as shown here. | |
| [* icon_caution] Check that the face of the layshaft bush is proud of the casing. Some replacement layshaft bushes are too thin and will cause the layshaft gear to touch the casing. | |
| [* black] Put some thread lock onto the thread of the selector pivot shaft and screw it in firmly. | |
| [* black] Don't put the plunger bolt in yet; that comes later. |