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Cover them with dents and scratches. Alternately, try Ronsonol lighter fluid and a clean rag. Ronsonol is a good cleaner of oil-based stuff but very gently on paint and plastics. Devon -- "It's a troublesome world, all the people who are in it, are troubled with troubles almost every minute" Dr. Seuss> > I over filled the tank and now have brown fuel streaks on the tank > that are resisting my efforts to remove them. Very specific > suggestions, preferably those that don't include repainting the > tank, would be most welcome. Thanks in advance. >
> I over filled the tank and now have brown fuel streaks on the tank > that are resisting my efforts to remove them. Very specific > suggestions, preferably those that don't include repainting the > tank, would be most welcome. Thanks in advance.
--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "drastic262626" wrote: > I over filled the tank and now have brown fuel streaks on the tank > that are resisting my efforts to remove them. Very specific > suggestions, preferably those that don't include repainting the > tank, would be most welcome. Thanks in advance.
--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" wrote: > Hey all. My '02 KLR (just bought used and spotless with 1800 miles) > is accumulating grease around the countershaft sprocket. There is a > little pile of greenish-black grease on top of the sidestand and a > bit of a mess around the sprocket. It is thick and almost sticky. > It definitely isn't oil, so am I right that it isn't the countershaft > seal? I'm thinking the chain is losing its "permanent" lube, but > I've never seen that happen before. Any ideas? > > Thanks, Paul > 02 KLR650 > 01 Duc M750 > 98 Forester