Name: Engine Clutch Release CamShaft Oil Seal - Hyosung GT125 GV250 GT250 GV125
SKU: HR09282-10007
Availability: InStock

Engine Clutch Release CamShaft Oil Seal – Hyosung GT125 GV250 GT250 GV125

Estimated delivery dates: May 12, 2026 - May 13, 2026

£6.99

💎 CLUTCH RELEASE CAMSHAFT OIL SEAL | STOP OIL WEEPS

Maintain Engine Integrity: Essential small seal that prevents big leaks. This vital O-ring stops oil weeping from the clutch spindle area. A key fix for older, high-mileage V-Twins, preventing clutch contamination and keeping your engine tidy.

✅ Function: Seals the clutch mechanism spindle at the rear of the engine.
🛠️ Problem Solver: Fixes slow oil leaks caused by hardened or old seals.
⚙️ Reliability: Prevents clutch contamination and keeps the case sealed.
📦 What’s Included: 1x Camshaft Oil Seal.

💡 MAINTENANCE TIP: We always recommend replacing this seal during any major engine work or clutch job, as it’s cheap proactive maintenance while the area is accessible!

Description

Over time, the small rubber seal around the clutch release camshaft spindle hardens with heat and age, losing its ability to seal effectively. This results in an annoying, slow oil weep that drips down the back of your engine case. This simple replacement restores proper sealing and is essential for keeping your Hyosung performing correctly on the road.

💎 Stop the Leaks with a Reliable Seal

A small part that makes a big difference in the integrity and cleanliness of your engine.

Oil Resistant Durable, high-grade rubber.	Precision Fit Matches OEM dimensions.
Preventative Fix Avoids future contamination.	DIY Friendly Easy to replace during service.

📜 Confirmed Fitment Guide

✅ FITS: GV125 & GV250 (Air-cooled, 2001–2018).
✅ FITS: GT125, GT125R, GT250, GT250R (All years Carb or EFI up to 2020).
❌ WILL NOT FIT: GV125S EFI (2019+) or GV300S EFI models.

💡 RECOMMENDED PAIRING:
If you’re servicing the clutch mechanism, check your [Clutch Cable] for signs of fraying or stiffness. A smooth clutch pull makes all the difference!

🔧 Install Tips

Prep: Ensure the engine surface is perfectly clean and dry before fitting the new seal.
Lubricate: Lightly coat the *outer edge* of the new seal with fresh engine oil to ease installation and prevent pinching.
Even Pressure: Use a socket or round tool that matches the seal’s outer diameter to gently tap it in evenly and flush. Do *not* press on the soft inner lip.

📧 FITMENT QUESTIONS? Email us with your bike details. For technical help or community opinions on engine seals, visit the HyoRiders Forums.