Posted by Mr. Mayor on July 19, 2009 at 18:12:33 from (70.92.180.108):
After working through a number of irritating issues on my H I finally had it what I thought was finished. And now.....I am getting oil dripping out of the jar type pre-cleaner. How is this possible??? The engine is running great and the air goes DOWN the pipe!!!! I cleaned the inside of the pipe and the inside of the pre cleaner but after the engine runs for awhile I get oil accummulating in the dome of the pre-cleaner and eventually it builds up enough to run down the inside of the dome into the jar and out of the louvers. The odd thing is that the inside of the air cleaner intake tube is not oily. Any ideas? This has me baffled. Oh, I forgot to mention that I tried lowering the oil level in the bottom so that it is below the intake pipe just to what happens and it still does this only not as badly. Help.
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