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I had the front rocker box develop a small leak. The oil would seep out and accumulate dirt around the rocker box/head area. It did not drip oil on the front exhaust.
I had a rear breather bolt from the stage 1 A/C (Arlin Ness I think) come loose a few times, it did drip oil on the rear exhaust.
The drip on the exhaust might be a key clue or maybe not.
Um yeah.... You will only get guesses until you tell us what you are working on... or you could post about a rocker box leak on the rear cyl in the touring section and maybe some people might be able to figure it out...then again maybe not. (Insert eye roll here)
Um, I`m not the original poster.
Originally Posted by HOGILAC
Have oil coming from rear rocker box. Looking to try and fix it.., any advice
Well, at least we know the model and year bike the thread hijacker is working on...
Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; Mar 3, 2016 at 05:08 PM.
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