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[dsn_klr650] little leakage
Posted: Thu May 11, 2000 8:45 am
by Ted Palmer
Eric Lewis wrote:
> Just finished a search for that pesky oil leak and turned up
> nothin'. I removed the counter sprocket to see if it was the seal
> behind it but didn't notice anything unusual. The drips appear on
> the
> case fastener bolts under the engine, I checked them for tightness
> and
[...]
How is the neutral light switch? Any oil near the balancer chain
adjuster plug?
Mister_T
[dsn_klr650] little leakage
Posted: Thu May 11, 2000 11:11 am
by Bogdan Swider
> It's no common, but I've fixed a few bikes this way. The problem was
> a small crack in the engine case that let oil seep into the screw hole.
> These leaks were not comming from the side-case/engine-block seam.
>
> Professor A9 Federal Way, Wa. [USA]
>
Like Dr. Science, you know more than I do Professor. Still, I'd check that
oil drain plug first. Hope it's close to oil change time. Bogdan
[dsn_klr650] little leakage
Posted: Fri May 12, 2000 2:27 am
by Eric and Rheva Lewis
Mister_T,
Now that you mention it, there was quite a bit of oil near the neutral light switch, but not the balancer cahin adjuster plug. What's your opinion? I had to replace the rubber o-ring/washer behind the wire that plugs on to the neutral light switch, it was split and caused my neutral light to be on continuously through all gears. Could this indicate something?
Eric
A 8
Mean Green
Ted Palmer wrote:
Eric Lewis wrote:
> Just finished a search for that pesky oil leak and turned up
> nothin'. I removed the counter sprocket to see if it was the seal
> behind it but didn't notice anything unusual. The drips appear on
> the
> case fastener bolts under the engine, I checked them for tightness
> and
[...]
How is the neutral light switch? Any oil near the balancer chain
adjuster plug?
Mister_T
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was priceless now minivan
Posted: Sat May 13, 2000 1:04 am
by Tumu Rock
On Fri, 12 May 2000 14:21:16 -0700, Drew wrote:
Well, that's one way to load your bike in a minivan...But seriously, a while
back someone posted a question about loading their KLR in a Dodge minivan.
Did you succeed? If so, how? Did you just use the seat mounting brackets for
tie-downs? I'm curious cuz my other ride is a Plymouth Voyager (at least
until I can scrape together some truck funds).
dat brooklyn bum
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