Next step is pulling the flywheel to replace the rear crank main seal, and the oil pump seal.

Todd helped me fab up a flywheel stop, and puller adapter, and also helped when the old style phillips head oil pump cover screws refused to budge and we had to resort to heat and cutting. Good news is it all got done, bad news is it took all day, and i will have to order a few more parts! Click photos below to enlarge.

The Cycleworks Main Seal installer, along with my prototype flyweel puller adapter

Todd keeping his Tool Cool! milling the flywheel puller adapter(tm)

Why use a drill press when you can use a 60 year old milling machine?

Getting ready to test the flywheel puller adapter

Flywheel off, bad news is that those screws holding the oil pump cover on are going to be a bear

getting ready to clean the bellhousing area

Seal and oil pump cover removed.

Cycleworks seal installer, with the old and new seals

Intalling the new mainseal

seal oiled and in place

Next time: Transmission clean-up

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