rafikie
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Hey guys came across this while installing my C.S.S from Impact Ind.
my question is. Is it common to have oil in this tube? Is it a type of over flow?
next concern would be Why is it milky? I know it's a sign of water, but I just had the oil changed and there was no mention of anything extra they could make money off of. thanks for the help
my question is. Is it common to have oil in this tube? Is it a type of over flow?
next concern would be Why is it milky? I know it's a sign of water, but I just had the oil changed and there was no mention of anything extra they could make money off of. thanks for the help
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That is your crankcase breather tube, you will find oil in that tube (Normal). Moisture is normal from short runs. When you start trail riding the moisture will go away. That is why you should not start your engine for short periods, builds moisture. 
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that makes me feel better. now I don't have to worry about the GF breaking down on the trail. Thanks
