Hey guys! I:I
So I got the clutch cable on the new Blaster today and took it for a blast thru the yard and around the block! Man, that thing has some balls to it! Much more then I expected a 200cc to have! I couldn't be happier with it's performance and sharp throttle responce! I:I
I did notice that when I came back and parked it, there seemed to be oil ( trans maybe?) dripping off of the frame. Theres 2 hoses coming from the gearbox that seem to be vent hoses, (they appear to be cut a little short?). Or maybe it's coming from the connection on the exhaust system? What would that be from? Too much oil in the fuel mixture?
And also there was a little fuel dripping from the clear over-flow / vent hose that hangs to the ground. Is this stuff normal for a Blaster? Or is there unwanted pressure building somewhere causing these fluids to push out of these hoses? Heres some pics of what I'm talking about.......
And also, I had to replace the clutch lever due to missing parts, when I was replacing the clutch cable. I have it adjusted all the way in as thats the only way I could get the cable in position. When I had it out, the clutch engaged properly as the quad didn't try to move when in gear with the clutch squeezed, and it seemed to release at a comfortable position and yanked the front wheels from the ground! But the lever on the trans seems to be pulled slightly more forward then when the broken cable was on. I dont want to smoke the clutch. Does the position of the lever seem right in the below picture?
Thanks in advance guys! I:I
So I got the clutch cable on the new Blaster today and took it for a blast thru the yard and around the block! Man, that thing has some balls to it! Much more then I expected a 200cc to have! I couldn't be happier with it's performance and sharp throttle responce! I:I
I did notice that when I came back and parked it, there seemed to be oil ( trans maybe?) dripping off of the frame. Theres 2 hoses coming from the gearbox that seem to be vent hoses, (they appear to be cut a little short?). Or maybe it's coming from the connection on the exhaust system? What would that be from? Too much oil in the fuel mixture?
And also there was a little fuel dripping from the clear over-flow / vent hose that hangs to the ground. Is this stuff normal for a Blaster? Or is there unwanted pressure building somewhere causing these fluids to push out of these hoses? Heres some pics of what I'm talking about.......
![DSC00505.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi790.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fyy190%2Fbb1966chevelle%2FDSC00505.jpg&hash=f6629efe28a296d83de02a95382be6db)
![DSC00506.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi790.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fyy190%2Fbb1966chevelle%2FDSC00506.jpg&hash=fd4fb986c3d6631ac2074bc1a8a305c9)
And also, I had to replace the clutch lever due to missing parts, when I was replacing the clutch cable. I have it adjusted all the way in as thats the only way I could get the cable in position. When I had it out, the clutch engaged properly as the quad didn't try to move when in gear with the clutch squeezed, and it seemed to release at a comfortable position and yanked the front wheels from the ground! But the lever on the trans seems to be pulled slightly more forward then when the broken cable was on. I dont want to smoke the clutch. Does the position of the lever seem right in the below picture?
![DSC00507.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi790.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fyy190%2Fbb1966chevelle%2FDSC00507.jpg&hash=8e8b51f7085d92c45d589a3e3edf6048)
Thanks in advance guys! I:I