2005 BF 750 Water problems??
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05-09-2006, 12:36 PM
2005 BF 750 Water problems??
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Once water gets inside the airbox in 750, there is a couple of ways for the water to find its way to crankcase. There is a crankcase breather hose on the bottom of the air box and that's a quick way. See if you can find any trace of water ever being inside the air box. If you do find it, do the splash guard mods.
By the way, since you are rather new on 750, I want you to do some research on this machine. The 750 is a great machine but has some "unique" weaknesses that other Kawi quads don't have. But those can be easily avoided if you are aware and know what to do about them. Again, it is an awesome machine and even knowing all those little weaknesses I even bought one for myself and I have ZERO problem with it.
Once water gets inside the airbox in 750, there is a couple of ways for the water to find its way to crankcase. There is a crankcase breather hose on the bottom of the air box and that's a quick way. See if you can find any trace of water ever being inside the air box. If you do find it, do the splash guard mods.
By the way, since you are rather new on 750, I want you to do some research on this machine. The 750 is a great machine but has some "unique" weaknesses that other Kawi quads don't have. But those can be easily avoided if you are aware and know what to do about them. Again, it is an awesome machine and even knowing all those little weaknesses I even bought one for myself and I have ZERO problem with it.
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2005 BF 750 Water problems??
Originally posted by: Hayashi
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Once water gets inside the airbox in 750, there is a couple of ways for the water to find its way to crankcase. There is a crankcase breather hose on the bottom of the air box and that's a quick way. See if you can find any trace of water ever being inside the air box. If you do find it, do the splash guard mods.
By the way, since you are rather new on 750, I want you to do some research on this machine. The 750 is a great machine but has some "unique" weaknesses that other Kawi quads don't have. But those can be easily avoided if you are aware and know what to do about them. Again, it is an awesome machine and even knowing all those little weaknesses I even bought one for myself and I have ZERO problem with it.
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Once water gets inside the airbox in 750, there is a couple of ways for the water to find its way to crankcase. There is a crankcase breather hose on the bottom of the air box and that's a quick way. See if you can find any trace of water ever being inside the air box. If you do find it, do the splash guard mods.
By the way, since you are rather new on 750, I want you to do some research on this machine. The 750 is a great machine but has some "unique" weaknesses that other Kawi quads don't have. But those can be easily avoided if you are aware and know what to do about them. Again, it is an awesome machine and even knowing all those little weaknesses I even bought one for myself and I have ZERO problem with it.
also for all of you that helped me out..... thanks alot!!!
it was only water in the oil.. it ran 100% fine for 3 1/2 hours today while playing in the mud.. and the oil is perfectly normaly now that i flushed it that many times!!!!! im just going to be more carefull in water until i can afford to take proper precautions and get rid of the water problems...
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