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Offline Viper666

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Re: Gearbox flush
« Reply #15 on: October 29, 2009, 09:49:53 am »

Did my YZ250F with diesel, ran it for a about 20 seconds (On a stand) running through the gears and operating the clutch. Drained and repeated. That was 3 years ago and admitedly I haven't raced much in the last 2 years but no noises, other than the usual, no clutch slip or any side effects I can tell of.
Diesel contains oil and was often used in hydraulics in the old days.

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Re: Gearbox flush
« Reply #16 on: January 11, 2010, 05:08:32 pm »
thats exactly what i do,it was a tip from my older brother and it works well,fill with diesel ,run for about 20 secs with no revs and then drain. I have  done that for years and it works well.Didnt ask what would happen if i gave it a rev but he said just let it idle.
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