fly zx12
Novice Class
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posted July 03, 2003 10:52 AM
oil in airbox
I had the drain from the airbox full of oil after riding a long wheelie and was wondering if this is a problem? It has never done it before but I was figured I better ask if anyone else had this problem.
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RAC4IT

Needs a job
Bergie
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posted July 03, 2003 11:25 AM
the problem is dont ride long wheelies, and dont overfill the crankcase with oil when you do an oil change.. anything more than half way up the sight glass = too much
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TurboBlew

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posted July 03, 2003 11:54 AM
Or you could simply plug the crankcase breather port and just run a "vent" filter right off the crankcase connection. That way oil gets all over your boots.....lol
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Megabyte

Pro
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posted July 03, 2003 01:44 PM
Locking Oil filler Cap
On the subject of over filling. About two months ago, I pulled into a shell station to fill up and take a leak. After I pulled out of the station, I got stuck in traffic, and after 10 minutes of idiling from light to light, my bike starts blowing black smoke and dies. Bike refuses to start, so I let her cool down and do a walk around inspection. I discovered that the oil filler cap was loose, just sitting there. That seemed odd to me, but I didn't think anymore about it until my mechanic told me that the crankcase was way over filled. So, that makes me wonder if some asshole back @ the Shell station vandalized my bike ? So, I'm looking for a way to lock my oil filler cap. Any ideas ?
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kcadby

Pro
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posted July 03, 2003 04:51 PM
Safety wire...WON'T stop A-holes (not serious ones anyway) but you'll see the wire cut/missing
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ScaredyCat

Expert Class
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posted July 04, 2003 09:48 AM
Oil in 'er box?
Assholes over-oiling while taking a leak?
Am I in the wrong site?
No, actually, it sounds like fun, I'll stick around.....
Hehehehe
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