Milky brown Liquid from engine

[machete101]

Hello

I have just notice on my KH125 project bike that when you kick it over a milky brown liquid is coming out from the engine throught the carb intake, and is a fair amount of liquid.

Im guessing that is off oil that been sitting, but what i am wondering is was is the best sort this problem, have i got to drain the oil and flush out the old, if not what would i need to do?


thanks

[stinkwheel]

How much is a "fair amount"?

A few tens of ccs or a few hundreds of ccs? Drips or a stream?
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[machete101]

it not a massive amount but the carb inlet is soon full will then go it to the carb after around 4+ kicks. But will only start to come out when the engine is being kicked over.

seen as it only happens then, im guessing it oil that either been sitting, or it been mixed with water or something else.


what can i do to solve the problem

thanks

[temeluchus]

[machete101]

ok then thanks. I got the engine out the frame today ready, could this liquid being causing the engine not to run aswell, as it get it to the carb after a around 5 or so kicks.

Is there anything else i should check while i have the engine out, as it has been sitting for a while.

thanks

[temeluchus]

[Kickstart]

Hi

To add to the suggestions above, check your air filter. Could be someone has heavily oiled the foam filter element and that has drained down to the carb

All the best

Keith
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[Quikmac]

[N cee thirty]

oil in 2 stroke bottle full of water ?
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[machete101]

Hi

thanks for the replies

im gunna give the engine a rinse out try get all the rubbish out, but do you reckon be better to take the cylinder off so i can clean it a bit easier, or is it not needed?

Also what is the best way to rinse it all out?


thanks