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spookycooky:
The 'easy fixer-upper' still sits in our boys shed, right next to the bucket of rocking horse shat and the crate of humble pie. Anyway, we are into the motor at last and I've learned lots of new words, like helicoil, left hand twist, prograbit and die die die. I have a question, what does this do?
 
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cb550f1-super-sport-550-four-1976-england_model17113/rubber-sealing_91318300013/

Cos' there were none inside when I finally got the cylinder head cover off. Haynes and Clymer are no bloody help. I've got the replacements but before I bung em in I thought I should canvas the Grey council in case leaving them out is akin to some kind of warp drive fettle that only the sages know about.

Cheers, Nick.

StPeter:
Looks like some form of contraception . . . .

I'm new to these engines but like a challenge - see attached pic from workshop manual. Do these cover the head nuts?

Hope that helps - sounds like you're having fun!

kendo57:
If you look at this head and see the six large holes [four either side of the camchain slot and two further out] the seals go
on the camcover where they seal these holes.

Bryanj:
You frequently find the old ones stuck to the camcover mate

florence:
...and they tend to keep the oil in the right places...

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