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soo was it the chain oiler? the same thing that happened to me?
Well I rode the bike 5 more times since then. \\;No oil leaking at all now?I have no ideas.I even let it sit there and run for 5 mins to look for a leak...not a drop?I have no idea?
If it is not leaking you are probably out of oil ! [sm=imsorry.gif]
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The oil tank is full and the tranny has plenty of oil also.It is not the orginal oil pump feed rear chain oiler because it has been removed.I am guessing it may be the primary vent that is set up to drip oil on the drive chain? \\; Anyone ever hear of this? \\; Any chance extra oil would come out of the primary vent. I know the rear chain is getting oil. \\; It is comeing from somewhere or there is a leak somewhere else. \\;
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