Scan of right side case cover gasket?

[arthurdent510]

I was wondering if anyone either has a scan already, or has a spare gasket that they can scan in for the right side case cover?  I have a scan of the left side, but I need to replace the right side...  Here is what I have for the left side:  http://www.public.asu.edu/~dmhurt/vision/gasket.pdf

Thanks!

[inanecathode]

Didn't use a gasket on mine. Diligent and thorough cleaning and a very thin layer of rtv.

[arthurdent510]

Hmm, I've thought about doing that as well...  I've just personally had better luck with actual gaskets.   I'll give that a shot if it comes to it I guess!

[ps2/bikevision]

im a big fan of yamabond over rtv. very sticky stuff. easier to apply than rtv and doesent take much either. used it to seal my left side and still no leaks after 3 years. also used it on all my autos too.

[Re-Vision]

Hope you can join these together.    BDC

[Tiger]

 :) I can do one for you...

[inanecathode]

im a big fan of yamabond over rtv. very sticky stuff. easier to apply than rtv and doesent take much either. used it to seal my left side and still no leaks after 3 years. also used it on all my autos too.

Yamabond is great, i forgot what permatex actually calls it (afaik permatex makes yamabond, motorcraft bond, harley bond etc etc). I trust two milled surfaces with a thin thin layer of sealer over a gasket any day.

[Lucky]

Everyone has their favorite method & that's fine.  Each method has it's own pluses & minuses, but be vigilant when using RTV only, as extra squeezed out can clog an oil pick up screen. it's happened to two members now that i'm aware of...

Also, in the case of the right side, there is a critical oil seal for the crankshaft that should be replaced.  with this in mind, it may be possable that RTV alone doesn't provide the needed clearance for the crank/seal.  probably not an issue, but worth checking before final assembly....  sometimes tousands or hundreds of an inch make a difference.

[arthurdent510]

Thanks Re-vision  ;D  Hopefully it will print out to the right scale...  that's why I had scanned a ruler in with mine, so you can make sure since most printers will stretch and skew things a little bit.

[Re-Vision]

Mine has some kind of calibration method it uses and when I print it out it is dead on.   BDC

[arthurdent510]

Ah, good to know :)  I had to convert the scan of mine to pdf and then print it for the scale to be correct.  Thanks again!

[Lucky]

Ok, can someone explane to me how to scan something into Adobe(?) & have it come out the same size?...

[arthurdent510]

just scan it in as a jpg or whatever.... and then convert it to a pdf.  When you print it out, and sure in the print options that you have scaling turned off.  Pdf's will print more accurately then jpg's

[arthurdent510]

Hmm, is there any chance you could rescan it with a ruler for a scale?  I can't get it to print out right...

[Re-Vision]

Sent jpg and pdf files to your G-mail address.   BDC