I hope you have better luck with that Parts n More oil filter bolt than I 
did. The one I bought, an Emgo, listed right on the package that it fit my 
bike, an '81 550 Yamaha, but in fact it was too long and left a 1/4" gap 
with the crankcase. I ended up buying a used one off Ebay that spun on and 
did the trick.I got my money back but wasted the time.

On Thursday, April 17, 2014 11:15:51 PM UTC-4, Mark Ducsharm wrote:
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> hey all, new to the forum.
>
> I've got an '83 Nighthawk 650, been riding for a year, have already made 
> it out to NYC and PEI. Love the itch.
>
> what you're looking at is the inside of my oil filter cap or cover. These 
> fractures were from over tightening the oil filter cap bolt and compressing 
> the cover. It was a bit cold in my garage at the time which didn't help. I 
> filled the cracks as best I can with JB weld paste. so far so good but I 
> don't imagine this a great idea for a permanent fix. On top of the cracks 
> to see I noticed two more along the outside of the cover along the left and 
> right edges near the seam. 
>
> My concern is this cover is on it's way out, and will only cause me more 
> problems. Does anybody have a spare or know a good site I can get this 
> part? 
>
> My other question is about welding it. I read somewhere else on this site 
> that the material is cast aluminum? will welding not work?
>
> hope to get some answers. I'm tired of doing oil changes only to find it 
> keeps leaking! and it's going to be nice this weekend!
>
>

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