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In this second part of our Adventure, getting down from some of “ Stara Planina ” Mountain hills, melted snow made the trails in serious red mud. This was one amazing group ride! Next week we will get up to “ Murgash hut “ at 1436 m. -
By HeWasRidinDirty · Posted
So the compression on this little quad came up to 90 psi. I squirted a little bit of oil into the plug hole and it came up to 110. Now, I'm having an issue with it not wanting to rev up. It starts ok, but if I turn off the choke it dies. With the choke on, it doesn't want to rev up. I cleaned the carb and replaced the pilot jet. Is the problem the compression, the carb, or both? -
Vents are normally on the top or towards the top of any case. Not sure where it specifically though. It's pretty unusual to leak water into a vent other than the case where it's used as a submarine so I'd still lean towards pinion or axle seals leaking. Or could even just be condensation if the oil hasn't been changed in years. You'd be surprised how much water gets inside just from condensation. -
I just bought a 91 and when I went to change the oil in the rear diff it had water in it (milky oil). There are no leaks in the seals so I think it's coming in the vent tube. Thing is I can't find it. Anyone know where it is. Thanks
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