Doing my leak testing and I'm hearing it but can't find it.(using wd40 to try to find bubbles).had 1 from what seems to be a vent hose? To the bottom end? Is ran along frame up to my front end. Plugged that up but I'm still hearing 1 and drops pressure fast till about 3 lbs and slowly drains that. Is near the back of my motor somewhere I just cannot find it. Any ideas of possible location?
cant find my air leak
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Yup, the vent hose is from the gearbox, you have bad crankshaft seals.
The other one you hear could be coming from the flywheel side seal.
If the noise seems to be coming from the back, pay particular attention to the reed cage and carby boot, they leak notoriously from there.
Soapy water is way better than WD40.
The other one you hear could be coming from the flywheel side seal.
If the noise seems to be coming from the back, pay particular attention to the reed cage and carby boot, they leak notoriously from there.
Soapy water is way better than WD40.
Blaaster just told you what it was. Put a set of crank seals in it and check it. It's not hard to do.
There has been many of times i wanted to make a gasoline trail to the tank of a bike and light it! It will be much more rewarding when you get it fixed.
One more reason why I don't use WD for much. If at all
Sure won't get much out of it if it won't run properly.
Gonna throw in the towel over $20 worth of seals?
Good luck with the rest of your life, it's rougher than an air leak I:I
Sure won't get much out of it if it won't run properly.
Gonna throw in the towel over $20 worth of seals?
Good luck with the rest of your life, it's rougher than an air leak I:I
That is a positive negative attitude, strive to climb the ladder to great heights, not jump from the first step
