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Well I was out for a short ride today and when I pulled my BO back in the garage I was giving it a look over and noticed what appears to be an oil leak (yes I know she's dirty)
Has anyone ever come across this problem before? I have no idea what it is but I'm guessing an oil leak. I had harley upgrade the cam to a se204 a couple months back and since then I've put about 700 miles on it. I think the heat down here in Texas has really been beating my bike up. I typically see 230-270 oil temps.
Last edited by monarchy; Aug 19, 2015 at 05:46 PM.
could be from the air cleaner, the motor vents thru the air cleaner bolts in the heads, if you have an aftermarket air cleaner it dosent vent the oil into the combustion chamber as well as the stock air cleaner... on purpose
could be from the air cleaner, the motor vents thru the air cleaner bolts in the heads, if you have an aftermarket air cleaner it dosent vent the oil into the combustion chamber as well as the stock air cleaner... on purpose
Yeah I have a harley aftermarket air cleaner. I'll check this out because it's a possibility that thats what is happening.
Well I was out for a short ride today and when I pulled my BO back in the garage I was giving it a look over and noticed what appears to be an oil leak (yes I know she's dirty)
Has anyone ever come across this problem before? I have no idea what it is but I'm guessing an oil leak. I had harley upgrade the cam to a se204 a couple months back and since then I've put about 700 miles on it. I think the heat down here in Texas has really been beating my bike up. I typically see 230-270 oil temps.
With the photos posted there's no way of seeing where the oil, if it's oil, is coming from.
Take it back to Harley for a warranty repair - the parts and workmanship carries a warranty.
Many Harley's spit oil out the breathers into the air cleaner if the oil level is greater than 75% on the stick (when hot).
Well I was out for a short ride today and when I pulled my BO back in the garage I was giving it a look over and noticed what appears to be an oil leak (yes I know she's dirty)
Has anyone ever come across this problem before? I have no idea what it is but I'm guessing an oil leak. I had harley upgrade the cam to a se204 a couple months back and since then I've put about 700 miles on it. I think the heat down here in Texas has really been beating my bike up. I typically see 230-270 oil temps.
So what was the result? I love these posts with questions about whats wrong and pictures and all only for the OP to not get back to everyone who possibly contributed to their resolution.
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