Sorry if this has been asked before. I couldn't find the answer.

K100 gearbox front cover: I'm going to heat the cover to 100 degrees to drop out the input shaft tapered bearing race. The front sealing plug hasn't been leaking and doesn't carry a shaft so I thought I could leave it alone.
Should I replace it because I'm going to heat the case? If so, how do I remove the disc with the spigot that feeds oil to the centre of the gearbox output shaft? It's tight and I can't see how it's held in.
While we're at it, should the seal for the gear position sensor at the back of the box be replaced, again given that the box will be heated, or would gasket goo against the switch do the job?

Help will be much appreciated. Many thanks!!

While you're there, replace the seals.
Little job, much fun afterwards.

Arlina wrote:While you're there, replace the seals.
Little job, much fun afterwards.

I'll certainly do that Arlina, thanks, and all the bearings. I'm fitting the contents of one case into another case, so I'll replace all bearings and seals. I was unsure about the front plug though.
Do you think the front plug will need replacing after heating?

Need to replace for sure.

Ah OK thanks. It looks like I have to take the output shaft oil feed out first. Should it just pull out?