R/H Engine casing swap on 2018 sp.

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  1. Edy

    Edy Member

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    I need to change my r\h engine casing for a new one. I can carry out oil change, brake fluids etc myself but am unsure about the casing swap and cant find a tutorial. I have been told the clutch cable arm, on the casing, could be a bit of a pain to swap. Can anyone offer any guidance, please? Thanks.
     

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  2. buz

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    According to the manual, the lifter just pulls out.
    Turn it anticlockwise when pulling the side cover off. Reverse for installation.
    Apply silicone as below.


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  3. Edy

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    Thankyou. I will get some sealant and give it a go. Hope it turns out as simple as it sounds.
     
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    Top tip, not silicone sealant. It isn’t oil resistant. Use a proper sealant as Honda advise for the job and use it very sparingly
     
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    Ok, thanks.
     
    #6 Edy, Aug 16, 2022

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