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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ TL125 Message Board ] [ FAQ ] Posted by gary starr (76.214.237.119) on September 09, 2007 at 18:39:32: Re: In Reply to: valve guide seals posted by t harris on September 07, 2007 at 18:55:26: : Does anyone know if both valve guides require seals? My tl only had a seal on the exhaust guide. A diagram on line only showed one seal as well, on the exhause guide. Can anyone confer? : Also, is the engine number suppose to match the frame #? tl125 1005354 It seems that the more of one model was made the greater the difference between frame and engine.I'm the original owner of a 69 minitrail z50 and there is a difference of 5559 in numbers.I have a 69 ct70 with a difference of 363 and a low milage 76 mr250 with a difference of 1.My 74 tl125 is 306.I have heard that this is because the factory took out engines to keep as replacements,but over five thousand 50's is a tremendous amount to keep in the parts supply,so I'm not so sure about that idea. Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : Does anyone know if both valve guides require seals? My tl only had a seal on the exhaust guide. A diagram on line only showed one seal as well, on the exhause guide. Can anyone confer? : : Also, is the engine number suppose to match the frame #? tl125 1005354 : It seems that the more of one model was made the greater the difference between frame and engine.I'm the original owner of a 69 minitrail z50 and there is a difference of 5559 in numbers.I have a 69 ct70 with a difference of 363 and a low milage 76 mr250 with a difference of 1.My 74 tl125 is 306.I have heard that this is because the factory took out engines to keep as replacements,but over five thousand 50's is a tremendous amount to keep in the parts supply,so I'm not so sure about that idea. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ TL125 Message Board ] [ FAQ ]

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