Nesco Sump Plate.

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rocketsteve
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Nesco Sump Plate.

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Another simple fix completed, no more oil seeping from the sump plate. :)

This bike just gets better... and so nicely tuned now that she hardly moves when ticking over on the side stand.
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Re: Nesco Sump Plate.

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rocketsteve wrote:Another simple fix completed, no more oil seeping from the sump plate. :)

This bike just gets better... and so nicely tuned now that she hardly moves when ticking over on the side stand.
Good fix I guess but what you really need is a thicker plate because obviously yours is warped .
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mine has never leaked a drop in over 150.ooo mi like hog v8 posted may B warped may need new gasket I tQ to 5 lb book says 4 lb 2007 BB Bike
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Re: Nesco Sump Plate.

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I cut one out off 1/2" alum plate , drilled the mounting holes in it and milled fins . Never has leaked . Used the original 1/4" plate to make other things .
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Re: Nesco Sump Plate.

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The plate was flat but being thin ally it had no strength with the two button screws so far from the edges, the orange seal was still good and proved okay.

The seep was very slight but it was enough to bug me into making something quick & simple to keep the original plate up tight against the shoulder, I had a bit of spare 1/4" flat bar so that fixed it, I'll probably do the same with a 1/2" ally plate in the future.
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Hmmm.
I am still using the original plate that came with the bike 227,000 miles ago. I'm still using the original O Rings on the 2 bolts. The same rubber gasket has been reused for over 5 years.
I've never had a leak.
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Re: Nesco Sump Plate.

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Bryan,

Be prepared to replace those
2 original O-rings the next
time you service your tranny !
Bill Van Sant

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