Oil leak on left side under cooper washer

chris haentjens said:

Yes the bolt will come out on itself!
There's two fixes triumph is employing to fix this.
1) first pull the bolt and use a special sealing washer with a built in o-ring.
2) if #1 doesn't work out pull the whole cover and send to the factory to impregnate.

I would remove the bolt get either a sealing washer or clean real well and rtv above and below the brass washer.

Been there lol

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chris haentjens said:

No problem!
The messed up part is triumph wants the dealers to pull the whole engine to remove the cover!!! I don't know why the cover is removable without removing the engine.......

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chris haentjens said:

Yes the bolt will come out on itself!
There's two fixes triumph is employing to fix this.
1) first pull the bolt and use a special sealing washer with a built in o-ring.
2) if #1 doesn't work out pull the whole cover and send to the factory to impregnate.

I would remove the bolt get either a sealing washer or clean real well and rtv above and below the brass washer.

Been there lol

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20R3GT said:

I’m new for forum so I hope some one have any ideas about what and how it can be done without kidney sale and go with all those money in to the robbers triumph shops!! Small almost invisible leak aper on left side off motorcycle rocket3 gt 2020 under intake! Did try myself tightening that bolt not much movement did not help still same! Have any body have idea if I can unscrew and replace that washer for new one without disassembling intake and half bike in general??

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Aussie Mike said:

I had the same issue, was fixed under warranty, not sure what was done, but all good now.

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