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1987 DT200R crank seals. Install.

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    Hoolies
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    Hello everyone.
    I've been having a problem with the bike over revving when throttle is closed. I have read and been through every possible fix except a) the reed block letting in air or b) the crank seal letting in air.
    Yesterday I noticed the smoke from the exhaust smelled like a 90,000 mile 4 stroke so now I know its the crank seal/s (oil being pulled from the gearbox into the cylinder and being burned).
    A question if I may:

    • Am I missing anything from the list of parts I need to get this job done of replacing the crank seals?
      1, left and right side crank seals.
      2, clutch cover gasket
      3, Magneto cover gasket.

    Thanks, rob.

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      Calum
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      Just checking, the crank seals aren't blind on the 200 cases are they?

      https://www.fowlersparts.co.uk/parts/4136407/dt200r-dt200rh-3cj8-1996-010-a/crankcase

      I can't recall whether they can only be insterted with the bearings out. That's certainly the case for the RS engines.

      Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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        Oh no, I'd assumed they could be pulled out and replaced without touching the bearings or splitting the caes.

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          Yeah it's worth checking that first. I haven't done a set of DT cases for a while, I've never done 200 cases.

          Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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