New used HD6G wet clutch reservoir wanted

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   I took off my belly pan and when i did I saw lots of bad corrosion on the aluminum sump for the wet clutch oil. Much of it looks like swiss cheese with rather large and deep pits.

I have taken a tig torch to such pits in the past but it never works out well because the metal in and around the pit is contaminateed with oil and dirt that you often have to remove 2x the metal around the pit in order to get a good non-porous fix.

If anyone has a decent pan they would like to sell, or even one with just a few pits then please let me know. If you have, or know where I could get, or have an idea of how I could make the gasket that seals that sump to the clutch housing it would be much appreciated if you could sell or share that info.

Thanks guys,

Leo

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Leop Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Level Joined: 03 Dec 2018 Location: California Points: 161	Post Options Post Reply Quote Leop Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: New used HD6G wet clutch reservoir wanted Posted: 07 Nov 2019 at 5:25pm
	I took off my belly pan and when i did I saw lots of bad corrosion on the aluminum sump for the wet clutch oil. Much of it looks like swiss cheese with rather large and deep pits. I have taken a tig torch to such pits in the past but it never works out well because the metal in and around the pit is contaminateed with oil and dirt that you often have to remove 2x the metal around the pit in order to get a good non-porous fix. If anyone has a decent pan they would like to sell, or even one with just a few pits then please let me know. If you have, or know where I could get, or have an idea of how I could make the gasket that seals that sump to the clutch housing it would be much appreciated if you could sell or share that info. Thanks guys, Leo

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