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    I have always ran cork in the pushrods, was wondering if xlcr had cork pushrod or teflon? Rubber o ring ? 78 or 77. Its Cork right. thank you

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    hi Sport61. I don't know the answer but would guess at cork. I would like to ask if you can post a picture or two of your little hot rod xlcr?
    Steve Little
    Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
    Australia.
    AMCA member 1950

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    • #3
      IIRC, the pushrod O-rings started in 79. The Teflon type cork replacements seem to work well.
      VPH-D

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        Thanks all who replied, I didn't mean to Imply that I had a xlcr just the heads seems like i change the push rod seals alot and wasn't sure if seals were deferantp_00520-1-1-1.jpg in thoes models,here's some pics if i can figur out how to send, probably not intersting to the xlcr purest but still a fun bike started out as a 1978 xlh 75th anniversary . Guess I should just step up the maintenance and try a few deferant typs of seals take care .20150822_133442_002-1.jpgp_00520-1-1-1.jpg20150822_133442_002-1.jpgp_00521.jpg
        Last edited by Sport61; 10-11-2017, 02:39 PM.

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        • #5
          Nice Sporty. Sputhe cylinders? Is the engine strocked?
          Steve.
          Steve Little
          Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
          Australia.
          AMCA member 1950

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