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leaking base gaskets, rocker box gaskets, primary gaskets, and with anything that old, intake mani gaskets and wiring.
What year bike? '96 was a changeover year to better, waterproof upper controls.
Quote from: SixShooter14 on July 11, 2019, 06:07:40 AMleaking base gaskets, rocker box gaskets, primary gaskets, and with anything that old, intake mani gaskets and wiring.So, pretty much standard stuff fairly easy to take care of.
Evo's are pretty much bullet proof and a lot less maintenance and cost to fix than a twin cam .
Thanks, guys. Bike has been sitting for the past 18 months so let's see if it runs and how well - old gas need to be replaced etc.
Early 94 back all have the messed up narrow rear sprocket that will come loose and eat the splines.A left side trans leak is a giveaway on these.Sometimes you can see if the sprocket has a single lock screw (or none because it has sheared off) that is the early narrow hub sprocket.If it has the 2 bolt locking tab it is the updated style that won't fall off.