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Old 23 November 2013, 14:11   #1
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Oil dripping from Prop.

After winterising my Yamaha today, I noticed oil coming out of the prop once it had been resting for a short while.

Is this normal??
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Old 23 November 2013, 14:19   #2
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it looks like it running toooooo rich,or running on idle for way too long. how much winterising oil did you put down it? 40;1- 50;1 should clear it up and a damn good thrash to clear it all through!
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If its a 2 stroke and you have squirted plenty of fogging oil into the bores, then I would say its ok as the fogging oil will go down the exhaust ports.

But I am no expert.
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Phew!

It's a 2 stroke auto lube.

It was run in neutral for about 5 mins in a bucket, I then killed it removed the plastic cover from the carb air intake, restarted it and sprayed some fogging oil in to each carb until it stalled.
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I would say that it is normal so nothing to worry about
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Old 23 November 2013, 14:36   #6
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All good dude!
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Thanks guys.

It's a sad day "winterising day" and for a minute I thought it was going to get a little worse.
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nornal fogging oil causes this
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Quite normal on any 2 strokes engine, inertia doing it's job...Place a pan under prop.

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