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milky oil
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Posted by: key
Last night I descovered milky oil dripping from my head cover breather hose. The engine did set up for about a month. I just changed the oil. What could this be?
Posted by: 250r4life
milky oil? could be a head gasket...
Posted by: key
Is there any way to tell for sure with out tearing it apart?
Posted by: 250r4life
well, are you missing any coolant?
i know with cars, if your oil is milky, youve likely got a head gasket leak... im assuming it is the same with bikes...
Posted by: YFZ450 11x
If your oil itself is milky I would be worried but if it was just in the breather hose then I would say it was prob just oil mixed w/ a lil condensation in the breather
Posted by: WHITE SEAT
Is the oil like a silver/grayish color?
If so you are getting coolant mixed with your oil...
Just change your gasket and you should be fine.
Posted by: STEVENJANNA
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Originally posted by YFZ450 11x
If your oil itself is milky I would be worried but if it was just in the breather hose then I would say it was prob just oil mixed w/ a lil condensation in the breather
What he said...Very common especially when it's damp out.
Posted by: YFZ450Ridr
my buddy got a little water in his oil once and it turned real milky real fast, just from a little bit of water. just change it and see if it keeps happening, then it might be the gasket like the other guys are saying.
Posted by: key
I changed the oil and it wasnt milky. Found a leak on the upper radiator hose. I think that was where the missing coolant went.
The breather hose does still have alittle milky oil blowing out.
Posted by: jubileeatv
AH, YOUR PHUCKED !!!!!!!!!!!

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