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My motorcycle 50cc KSR lose oil

Following a more or less prolonged stop or parking, you notice an oil stain under your motorcycle. The first thing to do is to detect where this leak is coming from. It may be a crack, a broken part, or even the tank cap loose. Whatever the size of the oil stain, use your two wheels as little as possible. Also consider cleaning or absorbing the stain if you are on the road. The function of the oil is to lubricate the mechanical parts so that they are not damaged during friction, if theoil missing, the parts are no longer protected.

Locate the oil leak on your 50cc KSR

You need to locate the leak. Control the tank cap oil, it may not be closed properly and oil will leak out. What is the appearance of the oil that flows (clarity, color)? Indeed these indicators can lead to the origin of the leak.

Black, thick and grainy â†' Itâ€™s motor oil

Orange with a strong smell â†' This is the oil of your manual gearbox

A check of the level ofoil is necessary (make the addition if necessary). After cleaning the lower engine, slide a clean cardboard box under your motorcycle. Theoil must well come out of somewhere, this means makes it possible to locate the place.

Check the tightness of the screw or Drain plug. Inspect them hoses, oil tank, replace the oil filter. A verification of crankcase gaskets may be useful. As the paper seals of the crankcase age, they can deteriorate and allow oil to pass through.

Locate the Oil Leak on Your 50cc Motorcycle

the origins of the oil leak on your 50cc motorcycle

The origin of the leak on your 50cc KSR motorcycle

Given the many components that make up a two-wheeler, the cause of the leak can come from several places:

→Cylinder head gasket
→Lip seal SPI
→oil filter
→Oil tank
→Crankcase gasket
→Drain plug

An oil leak can have serious consequences car it allows the optimum operation of your 50cc K motorcycleSR by ensuring the lubrication of the engine components by limiting friction between the various parts. The oil also provides a protective role for the metal parts against corrosion. It contributes to the cleaning of the engine by driving out the various deposits and particles. It is also used to temper the engine. In the event of a leak, all of these roles may no longer be fulfilled and the lack of oil could seriously damage engine parts causing breakdowns and breakage. Regular checking of oil levels, vigilance as to signs of leakage (oozing) helps to avoid these extremes. If you find a leak, act quickly to stop the flow.