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Re: Mystery oil spillage
Reply #15 - 08/18/05 at 21:42:42
 
Took the inspection cover off, removed the intact o-ring, cleaned everything real good, put it back together and as soon as the engine starts, oils seeps out of the inspection cover, if I crank it up, it REALLY comes out.  EmbarrassedThe O-ring looked good???
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Reply #16 - 08/19/05 at 09:14:57
 
Seeps out where - at the o-ring or the case gasket?
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Reply #17 - 08/19/05 at 10:24:03
 
Is it possible the cover is bent?  Does the other cover leak?  If not, swap them and see if the leak moves or stays put.
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Re: Mystery oil spillage
Reply #18 - 08/19/05 at 12:20:45
 
Figured it out, the slot in the center of the inspection cover (where the wide screwdriver goes) has a tiny hole which is fine as long as the motor is not running, and the bike is upright.  As soon as I start it, which creates pressure, it leaks. So .... going back to the start of this thread, when it fell over on that side it leaked. Since it did not do that before, I can only surmise that I caused the hole trying to get the darn cover off  Embarrassed. So I guess a trip to my local Suzuki dealer is next for a new cover. Ain't life grand!!
Thank you for all the helpful tips and questions.
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Reply #19 - 08/19/05 at 14:47:18
 
A little JB Weld can save that part.
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Reply #20 - 08/21/05 at 06:14:17
 
theikeman wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:08:
Figured it out, the slot in the center of the inspection cover (where the wide screwdriver goes) has a tiny hole which is fine as long as the motor is not running, and the bike is upright.  As soon as I start it, which creates pressure, it leaks. So .... going back to the start of this thread, when it fell over on that side it leaked. Since it did not do that before, I can only surmise that I caused the hole trying to get the darn cover off  Embarrassed. So I guess a trip to my local Suzuki dealer is next for a new cover. Ain't life grand!!
Thank you for all the helpful tips and questions.
Ike Grin


And now you know why I made this tool. That slot isn't meant for a screwdriver and a hammer, but we all do it anyway.  A new cover costs about $15.

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Re: Mystery oil spillage
Reply #21 - 08/22/05 at 04:10:44
 
My KLX has two plastic slotted things in the left hand casing, I find a 50p piece works well.

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Reply #22 - 08/22/05 at 07:01:25
 
This Motion Pro Timing Plug Wrench works very well too.
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