Oil leak? tires leaking air?
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So i was looking at my bike and noticed a small oil leak on the left side. Its really not that big. how can i fix it?will it get worse?please tell me i dont have to take it apart :( there must be a spray or something right?
I also find myself pumping air into my tires frequently. I had the bike checked at a dealer and they did 22 psi front tire and 25 psi the back tire. I dont ride off-road not yet at least so its all paved road. Its a 2007 KLX250 and the manual says about the same when it comes to psi. The tires have new heavy duty tubes so im not sure whats going on. is that psi for tubeless maybe? ~Thank you |
Mine did something like that a few years back and I just tighten the bolts that held the cover on.
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yes, to fix that properly you will need to remove the engine case & replace the gasket...... you may get away with tightening the bolts a little, if they are loose.......
it is perfectly normal for tyres to lose a little air, hd tubes also leak more than normal ones. :cool: |
Originally Posted by griffo1962
(Post 523371)
...hd tubes also leak more than normal ones. :cool:
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Just to clarify, when you say "left side", which component on the left is leaking?...valve cover, generator cover, head gasket, base gasket, countershaft seal, other?
Oh...I see the pic now. That's an odd place for a leak. On that cover it usually is more common at the rubber electrical wiring bundle or at least down in the oil level area. |
Regarding the tire - Make sure the valve core is tight.
No need to ask why I mention this. |
Originally Posted by drm
(Post 523380)
why is that?
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Originally Posted by griffo1962
(Post 523415)
the pores in the tube are bigger than air molecules ....... :)
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LOL, HD tubes leak more than regular? The pores are bigger?
Don't believe everything you hear....LOL |
Originally Posted by Ruggybuggy
(Post 523441)
Different pore size from the HD tube and regular tube?
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