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Old 01-03-2014, 10:28 AM
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Hey guys do you think that the new disc style gasket (well its new in UK) used on early dynaglides is as good as old o ring that fitted in a groove. I can't get old gasket any more and the disc gasket weeps oil.can you use both gaskets together? Thanx guys.
 
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Old 01-03-2014, 10:43 AM
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I had to revert to the disc style gasket when I installed an aftermarket derby cover. Can't believe I paid $14.99 for one - the o-ring style to me is a no brainer. I would use one or the other, might not seal correctly if you use both.
 
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if your derby cover has a groove use the O ring, not both. If your disk gasket is in good shape and you follow the proper torque sequence you shouldn't have any problems
 
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Never had to replace my disc gasket in over 100k. Never leaked. Both are good gaskets.
 
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Never had to replace my disc gasket in over 100k. Never leaked. Both are good gaskets.
I never replaced my o-ring gasket on the bike I traded, and I had it for 12K miles.
 
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Old 01-03-2014, 11:48 AM
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Why don't you just buy some o ring gaskets online?
 
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Try using some Hylomar gasket sealant on it. It's non hardening and from my experience it works very well. It's also a British invention, so you should be able to get it locally.
 
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Genuine James Gaskets are the best. Reuseable many times
 
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Originally Posted by Doug103FXDWG
I had to revert to the disc style gasket when I installed an aftermarket derby cover. Can't believe I paid $14.99 for one - the o-ring style to me is a no brainer. I would use one or the other, might not seal correctly if you use both.
eBay seller eccpa sells them for $7.20 shipped. PN 25416-99c
During riding season I'd pay 20.00 to avoid a wait lol
 
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I paid $14.00 for the Genuine James gasket at Dennis Kirk online.
 


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