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Broodjesalami
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #10 - 04.12.15 at 18:25:02
 
???
I got fresh valve oil seals from yamaha and they fit like athena seals. Smiley
They move up and down with the valve??
The old ones fitted tight and didnt move up and down.
Smiley
Are they meant to move? did they change the design?
Do I need a special tool to clamp them down??

 
 
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #11 - 04.12.15 at 18:51:12
 
The correct yamaha number is: 341 - 12119 -02
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #12 - 04.12.15 at 19:04:02
 
Normaly you must tighten the Valve seal "without" Oil on in, on the valve-support, and then it will be ok.
You must have a little bit counterforce, when you put in on the valve-support.
In the valve-support is a natch, wich will hold the valve-oil-seal.
the valve-oil-seal will be the same, on all XV Engines! form 700-1100 ccm!
when you put in the valve, give same oil on it....

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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #13 - 04.12.15 at 20:20:13
 

Left or right?

 
 
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #14 - 04.12.15 at 22:03:00
 
Right-side!

 
 

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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #15 - 05.12.15 at 11:21:12
 
What a question...... Wink
The valve on the left looks like your problem!

The valve-oil-seal must be placed correctly on the valve-support


 
 
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #16 - 05.12.15 at 18:35:43
 
cry I've found out why the seals didnt fit.
I dissasembeld my 2nd parts motorcycle and found it looked differently.
The place where my seal fit was machined.
I'll upload foto's later.
Is costum seals an option?

 
 
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #17 - 06.12.15 at 19:42:54
 
How mine look:

How they should look:

How can I fix this?

 
 
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #18 - 06.12.15 at 21:44:35
 
The valve guides shown on your picture are not the origin  guides, and they don´t look good , you can replace them, but that´s not cheap, and you better ask someone who knows how to do this job correctly. 4 original guides are about 200 Euro, i presume. Sorry for not having better news,
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Broodjesalami
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Re: Athena valve oil seal
Reply #19 - 06.12.15 at 22:42:38
 
There seem to be some valve guide liner installed.
They look good to me and there is no play in the valve.
But for some reason I dont know why, they machined the outside to fit different seals.
So I need seals for an 8mm valve stem that fit on a 12mm (diameter) valve guide.

Also, is there a way to identify cilinder heads?
(Y-5, Y-3, Y-1 marking on top)

 
 
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