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Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems

18-07-2010, 15:01

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Yanmar YSB8 - Oil in Starter

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Posted By never monday

the gasket sets are preassembled by Yanmar. So...

the gasket sets are preassembled by Yanmar. So that decision comes out of Japan. I don't have much input on that.

If you don't have the gasket. I like the Permatex Ultra line of sealants. Since...

Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems

18-07-2010, 09:29

Replies: 22

Yanmar YSB8 - Oil in Starter

Views: 8,756

Posted By never monday

you should have a seal between the internal...

you should have a seal between the internal electrical patrs and the external gear area. It may have been wiped out over the years ans only the outer shell still in it's home.

Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems

18-07-2010, 03:35

Replies: 22

Yanmar YSB8 - Oil in Starter

Views: 8,756

Posted By never monday

look on the armature shaft when you disassemble...

look on the armature shaft when you disassemble the starter. There should be a seal between the main body and the nose area.

Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems

17-07-2010, 18:37

Replies: 22

Yanmar YSB8 - Oil in Starter

Views: 8,756

Posted By never monday

I would absolutely not follow that advise. ...

I would absolutely not follow that advise.

The ring gear is attached to the flywheel which has several planetary gears attached. Running them dry is a recipe for disaster, and a trans replacement...

Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems

17-07-2010, 15:51

Replies: 22

Yanmar YSB8 - Oil in Starter

Views: 8,756

Posted By never monday

look at the starter mounting face. There should...

look at the starter mounting face. There should be a gasket. Your transmission oil circulates around the flywheel area and into the nose of the starter.

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