rx1forever
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RX1 Yooper
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
You'll have to take it off, and check it out. Maybe you didn't get the gasket on correctly. Next time drain it without removing the cover.
Snorover
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There is a 10 or 12 mm plug in the tunnel behind the chain case to be used for draining eliminating the need for removing the cover.



LazyBastard
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That cover is a PITA to get off, but it really is the best way to change the oil in the case. There is a tendancy for metal shavings to stick into the very bottom and upward facing edges within the case, and the only way to get those out is to wipe them with a rag.
Phantom
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LazyBastard said:That cover is a PITA to get off, but it really is the best way to change the oil in the case. There is a tendancy for metal shavings to stick into the very bottom and upward facing edges within the case, and the only way to get those out is to wipe them with a rag.
I usually drain the case, put the plug back in and put a little solvent in the case. Rock the sled around and drain again. Blow a little compressed air through the case with the plug out to dry things a bit and refill. I haven't had any problems in over 30,000 miles on my sleds doing it this way.
Just don't let the solvent sit in the case for a long time and it won't affect the seals.
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