Naming Parts Help

[erkishhorde]

I'm trying to round up parts for my bike, but I'm not sure what they're called and could use some help making sure that I'm asking for the right stuff.



I've got a frozen tension roller (top arrow, removed) that ate up my belt. Running it for too long caused to belt to eat up the stationary roller on the left. I also figured it's about time I finally fixed the leak coming from behind the drive shaft (bottom arrow). Now, when I went to change the seals last time a few years ago (yes, I've been riding with this leaky seal for years now) I was silly and made the assumption that the cams and the drive shaft used the same seals. I was talking it out with a girl over the phone from Ducati Seattle and she didn't correct me or think it was odd that I was ordering 3 of them but she did catch that I hadn't intended on ordering 3 locking nuts. *shrug* Well, turns out the drive shaft one isn't the same size. So now I'm looking at a parts list (closest I could find is a m750) and I'm thinking I need #16? The part I have in mind is a big plastic donut seal. Am I looking at the right part? It's hard for me to tell since it's not in the same picture as the belts.



I went to the closest dealer but they're a big box, sell all bikes, dealer and the parts kid seemed unsure. Quantity over quality and it shows.   Didn't feel like driving 60mi today to go to a good dealer but I might tomorrow just so the closer dealer doesn't get my business (I hate that dealer like a plague). Anyway, finish up my parts list with a nut (I should only need 1, right?) and belts from CA-Cycleworks and I've got everything, right?

Tensioner roller    ~71
Stationary roller   ~53
Seal Ring (drive shaft)      ~13<-?
Nut   ~10
Belts  ~40x2

~$230 w/o tax and shipping on bits *sigh...   (*laugh at the $10 nut  )

[Speeddog]

Don't bother buying the tensioner roller assembly, the frozen bearings can be replaced with new for far less than $71.

The seal in question is indeed #16 in *that* diagram.
For a '00 M900, that seal is part# 937851830.
A dealer can confirm whether that's correct for your '95.

[erkishhorde]

Don't bother buying the tensioner roller assembly, the frozen bearings can be replaced with new for far less than $71.

The seal in question is indeed #16 in *that* diagram.
For a '00 M900, that seal is part# 937851830.
A dealer can confirm whether that's correct for your '95.

Ah, nice. The part number the kid gave me was 93041231A I thought he mighta done the wrong one.
I ran the frozen roller for a LONG time. It's not round anymore.  

Oh, and thanks for the speedy response. 

[liquidsmile]

Ah, nice. The part number the kid gave me was 93041231A I thought he mighta done the wrong one.
I ran the frozen roller for a LONG time. It's not round anymore.  

Oh, and thanks for the speedy response. 

93041231A is the updated seal which supercedes 937851830