1986 Honda GL 1200 Aspencade Gold Wing leaks gas

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Check for a blocked airbox vent, sometime we put things under the seat that will cover the airbox inlet which will automatically make the bike run extremely rich and all that needs to be done is to remove the paper or gloves or whatever there is blocking the inlet snorkel. You may also want to check for tight intake valves too. That is classic Honda, tight valves will cause a rich mixture all the time if it is the intake valves making the problem.
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Yes it has a water pump and it is inside the right crankcase cover. It is probably just fine. There is a thermostat that is probably stuck closed. The water can't circulate to cool the engine. Don't mess with the bike without a service manual. Google " motorcycle repair manuals honda ". Also the site below.

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SOURCE: gas leak on 1981 goldwing 1100

I would suggest that you pull the carbs and clean/rebuild them. I am also suprised that you havent at least fouled one or one side of the plugs (normally the kickstand side). It is a carb problem, also check your air cleaner while you are there, linkages, choke, and the like. You will probably find things plugged up in the carbs. I have this problem with my chopped scoot 'wing (that I have a chevy 2bbl carb on... :), but that's a different cause and story. Hope this helps you with your scoot, Rick

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Putting it bluntly, remove the case cover, pry the old seal out any way you can without buggering up the case then slide a new seal onto the shift shaft and seat it in the cavity. The only other way is to remove the shift shaft and then pry out the old seal. Sort of the same thing but a bit more mannerly.

SOURCE: 2004 honda shadow 600 VLX leaking fork seal bike

The seal under the dirt seal on the fork was leaking when I picked the bike up from the owner. left the fork oil under the dirt seal kept bouncing the forks up and down for 4 days the seal got soft from the fork oil so I pulled the dirt seal up then cleaned the fork oil under it with a rag then checked it for leaks then pushed dirt seal back down in the groove and its not leaking now 200 miles and still dry.