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Are you sure its the plug? I'd suggest taking a look from underneath. A leak from the inner primary will run down the rear of the inner primary and drip from that area, too.
Are you sure its the plug? I'd suggest taking a look from underneath. A leak from the inner primary will run down the rear of the inner primary and drip from that area, too.
I have now cleaned the underside of the motor.
It should help with detecting as were the oil comes from.
Hopefully not from the inner primary gasket.
Thanks for the info.
Cheers.
I have now cleaned the underside of the motor.
It should help with detecting as were the oil comes from.
Hopefully not from the inner primary gasket.
Thanks for the info.
Cheers.
FWIW the first time I changed my primary fluid I had a leak at that plug because I didn't put anything on it.
Ever since then I've been using a thread paste and haven't had a leak since.
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