Okay, I give. How do I get this green seal out? I've tried heat, prodding, picking....
Also, would I be wise to replace this clutch spring?
Thanks in advance!
ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
Re: ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
bend a screwdriver to hook the lip and pry, its leverage, dont forget a small block of wood so you dont knick the case.
id change spring too
Re: ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
Thanks for the rapid response. Regrettably, the lip just snapped off so there is no longer a point of leverage. Can I use a chemical to dissolve it?
Re: ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
the seal is the lip, just dont hit mar the sealing surface, or a deep socket from the other side.
Re: ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
> Rob Abbott Wrote:
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> Thanks for the rapid response. Regrettably, the lip just snapped off so
> there is no longer a point of leverage. Can I use a chemical to
> dissolve it?
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No chemicals .
Drill a hole in the seal shell . Insert a screw and pop it out .
Re: ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
> P D Wrote:
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> > Rob Abbott Wrote:
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> > Thanks for the rapid response. Regrettably, the lip just snapped off
> so
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> > there is no longer a point of leverage. Can I use a chemical to
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> > dissolve it?
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> No chemicals .
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> Drill a hole in the seal shell . Insert a screw and pop it out .
Yup
Re: ZA50 Rebuild Seal and Clutch Spring
A) Just womp the seal out, you have empty cases. Grab a socket that fits the OD of the seal and pop it out.
B) those springs look messed with, best replace them.
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