crank seals

warloks · Post by **warloks** » 28 Nov 2015, 20:11

Has anyone on here cross referenced their crank seals and bought non honda items.I contacted my local bearing shop and their seals are £30 cheaper for a pair than honda.has anyone used aftermarket seals ?

Post by **knackeredMk1** » 28 Nov 2015, 21:16

Loads.

warloks · Post by **warloks** » 28 Nov 2015, 21:37

did they perform ok ???

Post by **fallenmikethebike** » 28 Nov 2015, 21:59

You can get the "viton" seals for less than the the cost of standard Honda seals.
They will out perform most any other seal.
Mike

jompy · Post by **jompy** » 29 Nov 2015, 19:14

warloks wrote:Has anyone on here cross referenced their crank seals and bought non honda items.I contacted my local bearing shop and their seals are £30 cheaper for a pair than honda.has anyone used aftermarket seals ?

£30 cheaper for the seals ?
91202-KAE-004 main bearing oil seal clutch side £21.80
91203-KAE-003 main bearing oil seal generator side £ 7.70
91354-KAE-000 o-ring for crank clutch side £ 1.73
or am i being a numpty again ?

warloks · Post by **warloks** » 29 Nov 2015, 19:58

jompy wrote:
warloks wrote:Has anyone on here cross referenced their crank seals and bought non honda items.I contacted my local bearing shop and their seals are £30 cheaper for a pair than honda.has anyone used aftermarket seals ?
£30 cheaper for the seals ?
91202-KAE-004 main bearing oil seal clutch side £21.80
91203-KAE-003 main bearing oil seal generator side £ 7.70
91354-KAE-000 o-ring for crank clutch side £ 1.73
or am i being a numpty again ?

I got a price from fowlers
91202-KAE-004 main bearing oil seal clutch side £17.84 +vat
91203-KAE-003 main bearing oil seal generator side £17.84 +vat
my local bearing shop can do the pair for £10
where did you get your prices from ??

jompy · Post by **jompy** » 30 Nov 2015, 10:03

Mine were from Leisure Trail Inc VAT so O.E.M
I used to shop around especially with bearings but to be fair I thought the O.E.M prices weren't too bad

Speeddevice · Post by **Speeddevice** » 01 Dec 2015, 09:48

Here's a reference that I use to look up the TC equivalent oil seal;

http://www.bsc.com.au/sites/default/fil ... 0Seals.pdf

all you need to do is measure the shaft diameter or seal ID, the housing diameter or seal OD and the thickness.

The TC part number is then commonly available and much cheaper than the Honda part.

jompy · Post by **jompy** » 01 Dec 2015, 13:05

Cheers for that bud

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