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    Leaky KTM

    my 250 exc is leaking oily crap from the power valve cover on the right side above the water pump
    its not a bad leak but i'm sure it will get worse
    taking it off to inspec i found an o ring but nothing to seal it at the back. makes me think there shouldn't be oil there at all
    could it be unburnt fuel oil leaking from the power valve? (there is no carbon or burnt looking stuff under the cover). or a seal between it and the gearbox?
    can't find anything on all the dirt bike web sites so i thought i'd try here
    thanks
    shan
    blah blah blah

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    Quote Originally Posted by sfordnz View Post
    my 250 exc is leaking oily crap from the power valve cover on the right side above the water pump
    its not a bad leak but i'm sure it will get worse
    taking it off to inspec i found an o ring but nothing to seal it at the back. makes me think there shouldn't be oil there at all
    could it be unburnt fuel oil leaking from the power valve? (there is no carbon or burnt looking stuff under the cover). or a seal between it and the gearbox?
    can't find anything on all the dirt bike web sites so i thought i'd try here
    thanks
    shan
    Hi, it this useful, see full thread link below.

    You need to pull the power valve apart, clean it up, and replace the rubber Orings on the ends of the power valve pivots. Sealing the cover just contains the leakage, replacing the Orings stops it.

    http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/arc.../t-876140.html
    Regards Kevin

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    Quote Originally Posted by KevinD View Post
    Hi, it this useful, see full thread link below.

    You need to pull the power valve apart, clean it up, and replace the rubber Orings on the ends of the power valve pivots. Sealing the cover just contains the leakage, replacing the Orings stops it.

    http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/arc.../t-876140.html
    thanks mate, i think your on to it
    blah blah blah

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    *edit - reread OP...

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