Brass in oil.
#2
Not a good sign; more like bronze not brass. Only a couple of places that metal could come from; cam plate pinion bushing, either end of the connecting rods or the crank thrust spacers.
#3
TCs don't have brass in the cam plate anymore since about 2012.. Don't know if the stock cranks use thrust shim on the flywheels, SnS does not tho.. Only place that might would be the bearing cage plating on the lower end of the crank..
#4
I failed to mention that the drain pan also had trany oil in it. Weird thing happened when I refilled the trany. Had my head up my *** and put way too much back in. Had to siphon it out because it would only just trickle out the drain hole. When I say trickle I mean almost an hour for a pint.
#6
Think you may have the holes mixed up That trickle is probably coming from the crank sump area plug that is not suppose to be removed. If your bike only has 1000 miles, you are going to see metal from all thee holes. Only an expert can determine what is acceptable. If it runs OK I would not worry about it. Just make sure you have the holes correct and all the levels correct. If you did remove the wrong plug, be sure to seal it correctly with the proper sealer and only tighten it carefully. It's a tapered plug that will split the engine base...($5000 repair and it sure won't be under warranty)
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Welcome from Hampton Roads Virginia. Add a signature line similar to mine on your bike so people will know what you are talking about....
Last edited by Jackie Paper; 01-11-2017 at 11:55 AM.
#7
Did not know no more cam plate pinion bushing since about '12; don't know about thrust shims either as I have not been inside a later model. In any event, could be a problem. Maybe send a sample to Blackstone.
Last edited by djl; 01-11-2017 at 12:05 PM.
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