Please help me get the part number

[S0nic]

Hey, folks!
My 2006 FZ6's output shaft oil seal (which is under the front sprocket) is heavily leaking with oil, but I cannot find the part number of it to order one. Anyone can help? Thanks.

 

[ohgood]

Hey, folks!
My 2006 FZ6's output shaft oil seal (which is under the front sprocket) is heavily leaking with oil, but I cannot find the part number of it to order one. Anyone can help? Thanks.

call a dealer ? i looked on bikebandit and didn't see it shown at all, maybe it's dealer only ?

 

[skooter65]

Take a look at the Transmission fiche (Under Engine) on the following link: Metric Parts Outlets' 2006 Yamaha Street Bike FZ6 Parts List

Item 32; Part Number: 93102-35423-00; Price: $10.62

Hope this helps!

 

[S0nic]

Found it!
It's 93102-35423-00
Any ideas about how to replace it?

 

[fb40dash5]

The service manual doesn't go into much detail, besides making it sound like you have to remove the "drive axle assembly" to replace that seal.

I'd remove the sprocket and see if there's a way to do it from the outside first. I just had my sprocket off the other day, but I didn't notice if it looked like there was or not. In the manual, it does kinda look like you should be able to pop the old one out and drive a new one in, looks like the bearing retainer is behind it, so it should just be a friction fit.

 

[S0nic]

The service manual doesn't go into much detail, besides making it sound like you have to remove the "drive axle assembly" to replace that seal.

I'd remove the sprocket and see if there's a way to do it from the outside first. I just had my sprocket off the other day, but I didn't notice if it looked like there was or not. In the manual, it does kinda look like you should be able to pop the old one out and drive a new one in, looks like the bearing retainer is behind it, so it should just be a friction fit.

Hope, that is so, I'll try that. In Russia the seal costs about $14 and needs a week for delivery, Thanks!

 

[stink989]

You should be able the pop it out with a flat head screw driver between the seal lip and the steel outer part of the seal. Then push the new one back in with something like a socket.

 

[BigK]

I am currently experiencing the same problem, were you able to change the seal without removal of the entire assembly?