Left hand shift shaft seal replacement on the Kawasaki 2 stroke triples

[@glockstitch]

Dude thank you so much for this video. I’ve got a 84’ ZN700A kawi and I finally found the part that’s called and then I found this video and now I’m feeling a lot more confident with hopefully fixing this leak by next week. Thank you so much!

[@johnnydanger57]

Why I do these vids, to help out you guys!

[@robertrogish1038]

This is helpful - thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@johnnydanger57]

It really applies to any 2 stroke with seals that don't have locking lips. You just have to look up if your engine has a locking seal or not.

[@adventureriderpakistan]

I have same issue, but an other issue oil goes half after running long route 400km. Is it due to this ? As bike don't give smoke of burning oil.

[@johnnydanger57]

If that much oil is gone, and it's not all over the outside of the motor, then it would have to be a bad right hand seal and being burned.

[@chessfun]

great video...made it look easy

[@MvZiCMaN]

awesome!! Thanks for the Video and Also Thanks for the Quick Reply!!!!!

[@DanielLafleur2]

Thanks! I have a Suzuki 800 Volusia and I was wondering if I'd be able to change the seal myself or pay a ton haha

[@joesmoe3231]

Great video, thanks!

[@jbuilds1]

hi sorry i also commented on your other vid about crank seals. My crank seal is just like yours in this video, is it the same procedure if I were to replace it? thanks

[@johnnydanger57]

I don't see why not. I haven't done one on a 90 yet, so I'm not certain.

[@martinez600087]

I believe i have a leak from there... Any info would be greatly appreciated

[@boozalagist]

2006 kawasaki 250 bayou left cover oil leak

[@davidrenji]

Hi, great video! I have a Kawasaki ninja 250 2012, and I have a little leaking over the shifter, and I think is the seal that you changed in the video, but I cannot find that seal on any store in my country, so I wanted to buy it online, but I don't know exactly how to look for it. Do you have any idea how could I look for it on ebay or amazon? Thanks! nice work!

[@johnnydanger57]

Just Google kawasaki part numbers. There should be a site to look up the number.

[@mac1wfr]

hi is it the same principle for the kickstart seal?

[@davidrenji]

Thanks! I found the part number :D

[@martinez600087]

Thanks the oil looks to be coming from that general area so i hope this is the problem im new to the bike scene and just got this bike for a steal lol hope its nothing major

[@MvZiCMaN]

Would this work on a 4 stroke as well??

[@johnnydanger57]

yes it is!

[@martinez600087]

Where can i find one for a 97 ninja250 are they common parts at any auto parts store??

[@Boisvert772]

is this for a dirtbike?

[@johnnydanger57]

@auberry71h1 Thanks for watching!

[@SuperNintendoSam]

next time, drill a hole in the '' metal part '' of the seal, screw a wood srew in that hole and pull with a pair of plier , more easy for remove the old seal

[@johnnydanger57]

SuperNintendoSam There is a reason I don't drill which I stated in the video, but whatever works for you is good.

[@gabbleredneck6318]

What site did you order that from?

[@johnnydanger57]

The seal? Seal kits are all over E bay and most all triple part suppliers. If you want just one seal. partzilla should be a source.

[@TheLampshade301]

good, thankyou

[@auberry71h1]

Thank moo peace/love/triples

[@anntaggart4096]

how do replace shifter shaft myn broke off ?

[@johnnydanger57]

Ann Taggart Get a manual, the shaft usually goes across the motor, so you will have to remove a cover and most likely the clutch to replace the shifter shaft.

[@johnnyappleseed7798]

Try using a scribe to puncture the metal seal portion then use a small sheet metal screw type seal puller. Way safer and easier. shopping.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=91838&c=3541855&h=70a2075ef38018f5fa0e

[@TEAMCREAM_96]

rocky mountain atv is the best site to buy oem parts from

[@johnnydanger57]

should be the same, as the seals are usually the same.

[@johnnydanger57]

More likely a bearing shop.

[@davidrenji]

If someone need it: Part # 92049-1559