Why would my exhaust pipe load up with oil?
Oily Exhaust
- Thread starter KingofPaint
- Start date
Has the sled been idling a lot since the last time it was taken out for a ride? Oil will build up in the pipe until you get the sled out and ride it hard, that's when it gets hot enough to burn it all out. This is especially true if you have your oil injection turned up a bit.
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cowboy181d
Well-known member
Spot on 94. Every sled does it I know mine will spooge a ton when it is cold and you take off but I have my oil a bit up from stock...
Thanks guys, I would bet the oil is turned up a little. I was just making sure it couldn't be some kind of blow by from a torn power valve or something.
Center Bearing Oiling
If you look on your Oil Tank down about 5 inches you will see an oil line that gravity feeds down to a fitting on the front of the motor between the cylinders. this is to feed the center bearigs.
There are seals on the crank to isolate this oil chanber from the rest of the case.
If these seals are marginal this oil will fill the case, and if you keep topping off the oil tank it will fill more and more.
Suggestion-
If you store your sled for a long time drain the tank oil below this fitting so the
this will not occur.
If you look on your Oil Tank down about 5 inches you will see an oil line that gravity feeds down to a fitting on the front of the motor between the cylinders. this is to feed the center bearigs.
There are seals on the crank to isolate this oil chanber from the rest of the case.
If these seals are marginal this oil will fill the case, and if you keep topping off the oil tank it will fill more and more.
Suggestion-
If you store your sled for a long time drain the tank oil below this fitting so the
this will not occur.
I agree with sixty seven 
that's my bet!
that's my bet!
