Anyone know where I can get the gasket for this? I destroyed the one that came with the top end kit as well as another one that came with a top end gasket kit. It's getting kinda pricey.. lol. Also, any tips on how to get that rubber in place without destroying the gasket? Thanks!
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125-200cc Exhaust power valve gasket
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You can find a whole topend gasket set on Ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/185779990847?fits=Year:2008|Model:CR125|Make:Husqvarna&_skw=2008+Husqvarna+CR125+exhaust+valve+gasket&itmmeta=01K39S26AEA3C3W9JZ215GG6GV&hash=item2b4159b13f:g:6~UAAeSwWxhoWqxf&itmprp=enc:AQAKAAABAFkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1ea+0ECBYDiDdBNVlTPxpTIx1qwQNASs5HdhgGwm+KyLPtvHWMHgqn0c72fZP0YNk5rA3f9f5Gj1967FmSXBrzZBU+Z4gQsG2sEfP0tzcAT1HWkDi8KfUAEQURIxJ6h5VETXnbcVYGzi39dh9pTckBIT0yQxywrm6xeVBwKPGYo/4zF1P7ofJvP6DXzGNQhi3dgRlj6E8PFPaTMlO4+Vvh40tOzGd1fOxU4qQd6vkku89F7hUkpjHeQxrS3LiivsRIroz7FzzWtBbmddjPMotV25oeo2DRvJMrSPG44jHez7EvdoxiwmMu7wYReMFlD+1Y=|tkp:BFBMsuWIuZpm
If you find a single gasket or not, I suggest that you use some engine gasket RTV and stick the gasket to the case or the cover before reassembling.
If you find a single gasket or not, I suggest that you use some engine gasket RTV and stick the gasket to the case or the cover before reassembling.
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I have quite a few of the gaskets. Most later years they abandoned the gasket completely. There shouldn't be any fluids getting into the area from the engine and the cover fits well enough to keep most everything out. The rubber piece is the week link in the area and I just use some silicone seal there and on the case.