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Idiot with no oil filter cap
Idiot with no oil filter cap
I destroyed my oil rotor cap trying to get it off. In my defense, this thing has not been opened in decades, and the POs clearly never cleaned it.
Can't find a replacement anywhere.
I could use a new rotor and cap, but the cap is the part that is unobtainable.
Honda part number 15450-216-000.
Any leads would be greatly appreciated. My 160 project is dead if I can't find one.
Can't find a replacement anywhere.
I could use a new rotor and cap, but the cap is the part that is unobtainable.
Honda part number 15450-216-000.
Any leads would be greatly appreciated. My 160 project is dead if I can't find one.
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bikedoctor99
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oil rotor cap removal
Worse things have been done with rotory filters, i've done them-------
anyway, the simplest way to remove a stuck cap is to screw a 6x1.25 bolt into the cap & it it will "push" the cover off- easy as that!
I would check out Ohio Cycle or Western Hills Honda for a replacement.
anyway, the simplest way to remove a stuck cap is to screw a 6x1.25 bolt into the cap & it it will "push" the cover off- easy as that!
I would check out Ohio Cycle or Western Hills Honda for a replacement.
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bikedoctor99
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