stator puller?

[crazycr125]

is this what i would need to replace the left crank seal?

Part Number 28282 (at denniskirk.com) $18.99

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Name Mag Puller - 27mm x 1.0 LH Threads
Description Heat-treated steel
Manufacturer Motion Pro
Type Flywheel






This Part Fits These Models:
Make CC Model Year Options
Honda 100 XL100K 1974-1974
Honda 100 XL100K 1975-1978
Honda 100 XL100S 1979-1985
Honda 100 XR100 1981-1984
Honda 100 XR100R 1985-2001
Honda 110 CT110 Trail 110 1980-1986
Honda 125 CR125R 1982-2001

 

[DirtDawg]

Yes, that is the right tool to remove the fly wheel.

 

[crazycr125]

thanks but is it all i will need to remove it and put it back on? are any tools needed for this job except this and a torque wrench?

 

[Zenith]

Is it actually possible to change the left crank seal without splitting the cases and removing the crank first? If so, how do you get the old seal out etc. without risking damaging the crank shaft?



Thanks?

 

[itsamelee]

think i can help!

you just need the puller to take the stator off
you wont need the puller to put it back on
no other tools are needed gotta go!!

 

[DirtDawg]

I'm assuming you have a CR125? , The tool your wanting will remove the FLYWHEEL or ROTOR, behind this is the STATOR. Remove the 2 bolts holding it onto the case (10mm?). Then you can get to the seal. Use a small screwdriver or "pick" and very carefully pry the seal out. They can be stubborn sometimes. When putting the new seal in make sure to put it in evenly, if you have trouble you can tap it in using the old seal as a buffer to avoid damaging the new seal.

On CR's and YZ's the seals are put in from the outside, on KX's you have to split the cases, they go in first before the crank. Not sure about RM's.

Just work carefully and you should be ok.

 

[spanky250]

Originally posted by DirtDawg
on KX's you have to split the cases, they go in first before the crank.

I never understood what they were thinking when they designed this. Why would they force you (me) to tear down the entire engine just to replace a rubber seal??? Then again, Suzuki designed an engine that required dissassembly to replace waterpump seals...:p