This guy didn't check his oil daily and his GS drank it hard , looky :
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The conrod chewed all the cases ,broke the cylinder and dismembered itself ,nice :icon_rolleyes:
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oil is over rated.
JB weld to the rescue?
Might as well rejet and do a valve adjustment now that it's all apart
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haha i checked mine and it was almost .5L low. :icon_rolleyes: Time for an oil change, going to smell good.
See this is what happens when you don't use 2%
Quote from: PachmanP on May 13, 2010, 04:27:42 PM
See this is what happens when you don't use 2%
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A lil duct tape should take care of that... :icon_lol:
He should have took out the air filter too!
Mary
Quote from: PachmanP on May 13, 2010, 04:27:42 PM
See this is what happens when you don't use 2%
2% ARE YOU CRAZY!!!! way too thick, you better change out skim right now, god, dont tell me your runnin 2% in your handle bars too?!
you guys are idiots buying into the milk thing. I cannot believe that anyone would believe it you must be idiots....
Heavy Cream is where it's at O0
You might be able to JBweld the piston, but you'd need a barbeque and a hammer to straighten that conrod. Also might be an idea to give the bore a light hone and some new rings, seeing as it was burning oil before it disassembled itself.
If you can't get skim, then 2% is good. Just, whatever you do, don't use powdered under any circumstances. Wouldn't surprise me if this is really the result of using powdered milk.
Michael
I wanna go green. Will using Soy Milk help Flick on that endevour :dunno_black:
Mary
I guess you will be the pioneer Mary! Let us know how it goes. :icon_lol:
Quote from: twelvepoint on May 13, 2010, 12:37:44 PM
JB weld to the rescue?
Might as well rejet and do a valve adjustment now that it's all apart
LOL thats a good one right thar !
Quote from: Toogoofy317 on May 14, 2010, 11:29:37 AM
I wanna go green. Will using Soy Milk help Flick on that endevour :dunno_black:
Mary
Using Soy will only put more $$$ into the coffers of Monsanto - and if you were in Australia, you'd also be funding the 7th Day Adventists as they wholly own Sanitarium (the company who makes soy milk in Aust).
Soy milk is not milk as you know it anyway. It's not the juice squeezed from soy. It's soy Powder mixed with water and other additives. Remember, no powdered milk. Soy is powdered - just that it's mixed before you get it.
So in short, soy milk won't cut it.
Michael
I didn't want to start another one of those soy milk debates .... :icon_rolleyes:
Gotta see what I can harvest from that motor , couple of bolts maybe....
Quote from: Affschnozel on May 15, 2010, 02:13:32 AM
I didn't want to start another one of those soy milk debates .... :icon_rolleyes:
Not debating soy milk. What we talking about is using 2% milk in your bike vs skim vs powdered.
Powdered milk in the bike - even in the handle bars - is Not On. Whether that's powdered milk or reconstituted soy milk.
Skim is preferred for the handle bars.
The disagreement is really about using 2% or skim in the engine. Some say, use what milk you have. If all you got is 2%, then use it. Of course, others say Skim Only. And others are part of the 2% er gang.
Heavy cream is out. I mean, who on earth would put cream in their handle bars. That doesn't make sense at all. :cookoo:
And while we're on the Right Out stuff.... no fancy almond milk or Rice Milk.
And Mary, if you want to go green, try coconut milk straight from the coconut. :thumb:
Michael
Yum Conconut milk! Oh in the bike not in me! Got it :thumb:
Guess I'll just do the publix organic milk then!
Mary