Over filling the oil will cause some issues as well.

 

Not sure what your looking at, but it may be emissions stuff, check your manual or the parts fiche

 

What's a parts fiche? And I don't have a manual.

 

Buy a manual or find one online, it's worth its weight in gold, you wont regret it.

Parts fiche is the breakdown of the parts on the bike used by the dealer to order new parts, every part and its part number is listed. Most parts websites have it, try ronayers.com or bikebandit.com or just about anyone else.

 

I will buy a manual but I need help now.

 

Well I'm not gonna come do it for you, LOL. Have you changed the oil, oil filter, air filter, and any damaged hoses yet? Was there any change after that? What else have you done so far?

 

Lol...I know that Prom and don't want no one doing it for me. I'm going to take some oil out of it tomorrow and see what happens because I'm not really getting anything significant just asking did I overfill and that so I'll do the obvious...first.

 

I just drained my oil and I found to have fuel in it. How do you get fuel in the oil?

 

Are you sure its actually fuel and not water or something else. There is no good way to get fuel in the oil. If you have a dead piston it could come through the piston rings on a flooded cylinder or through the valve seals. You might be in over your head on this one.

 

bad seats in the carbs will cause this. Take care of this cheap repair now before you hydrolock an engine and wash all oil away from the cylinders and bearings in the case. A good mechanic should probably have it back to you for under two hrs.