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First off I'd like to thank all the ppl that gave advice on the Heavy breather .. the Nightrider add-on worked great
Ok, I just noitice that there seems to be a small drops of oil coming from the breather, it seems to be at the point where the breather is bloted to the Carb? only seem to have started to happen and as there only a small drop on to the covers below....
Anyone any ideas? the bike seems to be running fine and I have checked the plugs and it isnt running lean!
I'm running a Screamn' Eagle Heavy breath with stock pipes and a Nightrider app to control the fuel air mix .... But I replaced the stock filter and unclipped the nightrider so it was back to stock (as factory) and ran the bike around town again... still have oil aroind the breather blots in the head!
The Oil tank is currently showing half full and the bike runs fine, there;s no smoke from the back so not burning oil, but it does seem to be blowing it out the breather blots while driving. Is this something to lead to a big (expensive) problem or is it normal on these fuel injected bikes?
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