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Splitting cases CT 175

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I may have to split the cases on my CT 175 to fix an oil leak between the case halves. Someone used silicone instead of the proper case sealant. Do I need a case splitting tool? 

I'm not planning to remove the crank if all looks well there. Any thoughts or advice? Thanks to all.
24 Nov 2023 11:41 #1

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Replied by MarkT on topic Splitting cases CT 175

The crank should stay in the ignition side case...  a simple two bolt puller used on the clutch side of the crank will make it a lot easier. 
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Question answered. Thanks alot.
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