Chain Fell off and Now I'm leaking oil?

[jon.sagrero7]

Hi everyone recently my chain fell off my rear sprocket and got all coiled up inside the front sprocket and did a little bit of damage. Whenever i start up my bike now it starts leaking oil. I can see where the hole is i just don't know the name of the part that the hole is located. I believe its the oil pan because its the bottom most part of the bike that was connected to the gear shifter. and when part of the gear shifter broke off, it snagged at the metal part that was connecting it to the oil pan. Any help on what i need to replace or how i can approach this please help as i don't have much funds.

Thank you.

 

[leem00]

Hi everyone recently my chain fell off my rear sprocket and got all coiled up inside the front sprocket and did a little bit of damage. Whenever i start up my bike now it starts leaking oil. I can see where the hole is i just don't know the name of the part that the hole is located. I believe its the oil pan because its the bottom most part of the bike that was connected to the gear shifter. and when part of the gear shifter broke off, it snagged at the metal part that was connecting it to the oil pan. Any help on what i need to replace or how i can approach this please help as i don't have much funds.

Thank you.

pictures would probably help...

you can look at places like Sale on Motorcycle Parts, ATV & UTV parts Honda, Kawasaki

Motorcycle Parts, for Custom Motorcycle & ATVs | BikeBandit.com

They have schematics of parts that you can buy... I doubt many here would have an extra oil pan...

2011 Yamaha FZ6R (FZ6RAO) Crankcase Cover 1 | PartsFish.com

or

2011 Yamaha FZ6R (FZ6RAO) Crankcase | PartsFish.com

*Edit* being that your in Cali...you may want to look at the cali models of our bike on those websites.... at least check to see what you have for emissions gear on the bike... there may be differences between the two.

 

[jon.sagrero7]

Here let me grab some pics.

 

[jon.sagrero7]

Here are the same pictures but i circled where the hole is located.

 

[Blue-Sun]

As suggested above, bikebandit.com is a good source for parts.

I've ordered parts from them in the past and had good luck...

 

[Marthy]

Here are the same pictures but i circled where the hole is located.

Go buy a can of brake clean and some hi temp JB Weld (2 part Epoxy) Clean the crap out of it and mix the Epoxy together... spread it like peanut butter LOL Won't hurt if it's a bit warm... the epoxy would bond a bit quicker. Let it cure for few days if possible. Take a good look at the shift rod seal... look damage from here.

By the way... got lucky! We've seen worst from a chain coming off. Keep it clean, lube and inspect it once in a while. 15K miles on a chain is the max I put on. You can do more but you taking risks. $180.00 for 2 sprockets & chain is cheaper than replacing an engine case.

 

[leem00]

Here are the same pictures but i circled where the hole is located.

looks like the case is cracked...I would follow marthy's suggestion...I fixed a fuel tank that way for about a year....before replacing it.

Good luck...

 

[jon.sagrero7]

Go buy a can of brake clean and some hi temp JB Weld (2 part Epoxy) Clean the crap out of it and mix the Epoxy together... spread it like peanut butter LOL Won't hurt if it's a bit warm... the epoxy would bond a bit quicker. Let it cure for few days if possible. Take a good look at the shift rod seal... look damage from here.

By the way... got lucky! We've seen worst from a chain coming off. Keep it clean, lube and inspect it once in a while. 15K miles on a chain is the max I put on. You can do more but you taking risks. $180.00 for 2 sprockets & chain is cheaper than replacing an engine case.

Where can i buy the hi temp JB Weld? So basically i clean entire area with brake clean to rid of any oil and dirt, then i mix the 2 part epoxy together and spread it over the damaged hole area?

 

[Marthy]

Autozone or any other parts store shoild have some in stock.

 

[Marthy]

Yep. Could scratch the area with 120G sand paper... also available at parts store (paint area usually)

 

[jon.sagrero7]

looks like the case is cracked...I would follow marthy's suggestion...I fixed a fuel tank that way for about a year....before replacing it.

Good luck...

How much did it cost to replace the case?