I opened the crankcase of my scooter (PGO PMX Naked) to have a look at the clutch, and there was a gasket between case and cover. It looks like some type of cardboard material, extremely thin. Since the crank case houses dry parts, and has an air intake, I can't think of a reason why it would need to be sealed with a gasket. It is really hard to find PGO parts, specially where I live, but I am a bit afraid of putting it back together without knowing the implications. What is the risk of not sealing the crank case properly?
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Consider making a gasket, either use the old one as a pattern or use the cover itself.
The gasket is used to absorb any imperfections between the surfaces so they do not "chatter" ie rub on each other and wear away.
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