Hi there,
I have actually already posted my "introduction" in the Marketplace subforum, but here goes again just for good measure
Newcomer here, but having been lurking for the past month or so (I've "scanned" pages 1-362 in "Rubber Side Down!" so far) since I got a really good deal on a '94 Savage that had run 55.000km (34.000 miles?) doing mostly long rides around Europe as I understood it, but had been standing still for the past 10'ish years.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/or83txa2keu27v7/20150329-IMG_1911.jpg?dl=0Sorry, but it seems I can't insert photos directly...
While it has been standing still for so long, it has been dragged out every year to be run until well warmed up, then an oil change and some oil into the cylinder and the usual stuff that you do when preparing it for winter hibernation.
All in all it looks and feels really fine. So far I've had to replace the front fork seals as it started leaking badly after some driving, and this evening I've (luckily) just checked the cam chain tensioner where I found this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fghtsnxji8ijxmh/20150507-IMG_2225.jpg?dl=0So... it seems like I would want to get me a Verslavy.
Ok... Now for my question.
While I took off my clutch cover I was baffled by this wire/lead that seemed to be patched up at some point in time due to some leak I guess. I've been looking through the Clymer manual, but could not find this wire anywhere and I have no idea what it is... It is located just to the left of the clutch:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/21gn5cf6999yizf/20150507-IMG_2228.jpg?dl=0Anyone able to help me out?
Also, since it looks like a "dirty" patch job I would like to fix it when I assemble the engine again. Anything I should be particularly aware of, or should I expect the newly purchased cover gasket to seal this wire and/or rubber thingie it is going through properly?
I'm sorry if some of my English is somewhat off, but it's not exactly my first language. So if some of what I said above is unclear, please ask me to clarify and I will try to do so.
Greetings from Denmark and thanks for this great forum with so much knowledge(sharing) present.