Did I ruin my ride?
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I had an independent shop do the work as I don't have all the equipment required. I usually do my own work, but nothing this involved. They test rode it before I picked it up and thought it was a strong running bike. Oh well, I will start tuning on it next week and hopefully get this thing moving like it should. Thanks for all the info.
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When your engine is sumping, the oil collects in the bottom of the engine instead of circulating like it should. I think you can drain one of the back plugs underneath behind your regular oil drain plug, if it is sumping, there will be way more oil than should be. [ your regular drain plug will drain almost all your oil, unless your engine is sumping ] if it is sumping, you will get way more than you should out of the other drain, back towards the back of engine. When your engine is sumping, the usual symptom is exactly what you said [ it's like I'm dragging an anchor ] Have the guy that did your engine work, check it, it would be his mistake.. Come on DAWG chime in, I may be totally wrong, but I don't think so. Jim.
Last edited by RKCUSTOMBUD; 05-01-2010 at 01:51 PM.
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Two choices, I think I would drain my regular oil, you know how much is supposed to be there, if it is a half a quart or more low then that oil is probably in the bottom of your engine. That would be the easiest to check. I wish someone else with experience would chime in. Check that first, if it drains the amount you put in, I'm wrong, let's see. Jim.
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