Re: milky colored oil

 

On Tue, 22 May 2007 16:08:29 -0400, .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:

|>
|>>Hi everyone! Im new to the group, and heres my background. Recently bought an
|>>89 ninja zx-7 as a project bike to work on in spare time. Well its a project
|>>bike from HELL.
|>>
|>>I noticed that the oil in the site glass looks milky after i start the bike.
|>>If i shut it off for awhile the oil
|>>returns to a normal color. Do I have a cracked block? I just hope its
|>>something simple that i overlooked.            Thanx-NR
|>
|>    Have you changed it ?  Sounds like moisture.

    I heard it mentioned before on one of the Usenet Threads, the Milky
Look is some Sulphur? contamination? whatever, it needs New Oil...

    I seen some variant of the stuff when changing oil, in my Final
Drive tranny which is unfiltered....
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Perfectly normal, My ZG-1000 does the same thing,
Sporty

 

Blaster wrote:

You just need to get it up to full temp for a good while to evaporate
off any moisture in the crankcase and then the milk will be gone.

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wrote:


    Where does it go ?


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The breather in the head will pull the moisture out