Dong Fang DF 250 RTB Bobber Information

The B has the same rear sprocket.

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by barnone

Loosen up that chain. That is probably what caused the seal to leak. Hope it didn't hurt anything else. One of the seals in that set will probably fix it if that is the leak.

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Ok.. let me do that and see.. and I'll give you the report.. thanks man!! :)

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Originally Posted by barnone

Loosen up that chain. That is probably what caused the seal to leak. Hope it didn't hurt anything else. One of the seals in that set will probably fix it if that is the leak.

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Ok, I opened the cover and the sprocket area seems clean and dry. The gear brass shaft seems to have a very very minor play when pushing back and forth. I wipe the complete are clean. Put the bike on kick stand. Going to observer with the cover open and see if I can locate the leak.

Here are some pictures.Attachment 14743Attachment 14744Attachment 14745

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Originally Posted by Roadkill

Gonna order the B version with the springer front end next week. Does anyone who has this new version know if it still has the 45T rear sprocket? Looked at Scooter Depot, but I won't do business with a vender whos adds a $100 surcharge and calls it a "warranty."

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Yep, I believe they all come with the 45 tooth. No big deal to change out for a 35 or so tooth. Either way, loosen up the chain as they all seem to come tight in the crate.

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vips,
You gotta be close to finding your leak.

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Originally Posted by barnone

vips,
You gotta be close to finding your leak.

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I have kept it open and wrapped the area with some tissue strip on the gear shaft area..
Let's see what happens, it takes a sometime for the leak to start when on kickstand.. we'll see.

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Originally Posted by vips

I have kept it open and wrapped the area with some tissue strip on the gear shaft area..
Let's see what happens, it takes a sometime for the leak to start when on kickstand.. we'll see.

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Ok... seems the leak is not from the chain sprocket or the gear link area.

it's seems the oil accumulates in a small area as in the picture and looks like leaking from behind the BLACK PLASTIC Switch which is screwed, most probably the starter or magneto.. not sure..

See the pic you might be able to detect it, see on the left of the Black Plastic a small empty area where the oil accumulates.

Attachment 14746

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Originally Posted by vips

Ok... seems the leak is not from the chain sprocket or the gear link area.

it's seems the oil accumulates in a small area as in the picture and looks like leaking from behind the BLACK PLASTIC Switch which is screwed, most probably the starter or magneto.. not sure..

See the pic you might be able to detect it, see on the left of the Black Plastic a small empty area where the oil accumulates.

Attachment 14746

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Here is another picture of the whole area giving you the location of the Black Switch.. "what is that"Attachment 14747

Attachment 14748 the neutral indicator switch.
Is the screw tight?