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Leak at #6 intake manifold

Started by vanagon40, Tue 14, May 2013, 09:17:17

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vanagon40

Something is leaking onto the head at the #6 intake manifold.  I have not searched real hard, but not sure where it's coming from.

I have taken nothing apart, ever, except to change the air filter several years ago.

2001 Standard with 31,000 miles.



olddog1946

Get a set of intake O rings from Redeye tech and you'll be good to go. Easy to change out.
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Intake O-ring leaking. If i'm wrong someone will correct me. RIDE SAFE.
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Black Dog

Yup...  Intake O-Ring leaking.  Easy fix, and do 'em all while yer gettin' busy  ;)

Link to the Red Eye kit...

http://redeye.ecrater.com/p/2064055/intake-o-ring-kit-viton-gf

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Patrick

It does look like the intake o-ring and its easy to fix, but, I'd also check the vacuum line to the petcock. The diaphram can leak and the line can be cracked/split.

gordonv

Looks like you've had some rodent on the top of your bike, doing his business.



OK. Looks like a O-ring leak also.

Maybe a little soap and water to see if there is a leak?
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R J

Looks like MGM did when the neighbors dog pissed on the motor.

If I could of caught him in the act he would have been in Doggie heaven now.
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vanagon40

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Quote from: gordonv on Tue 14, May 2013, 23:21:25
. . . .  Maybe a little soap and water to see if there is a leak?

Yep.  There was yellow residue by the manifold and I cleaned it all off before riding to work.  17 miles later in the parking lot I took the above photo in the original post.

Maybe there was a mouse hiding and the high speed ride scared the piss out of him?

***Edited for clarity***

R J

Quote from: vanagon40 on Wed 15, May 2013, 10:00:48
Quote from: gordonv on Tue 14, May 2013, 23:21:25
. . . .  Maybe a little soap and water to see if there is a leak?

Yep.  There was yellow residue by the manifold and I cleaned it all off before riding to work.  17 miles later in the parking lot I took the above photo.

Maybe there was a mouse hiding and the high speed ride scared the piss out of him?

Is it just me or are my eye giving out?    I don't see another picture.
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salty1

Like others said O-ring leaking. I would also replace all your vacuum lines and synch port caps. Redeye has all you need to do the job.
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