sorry i dont have pics but they are two brass nipple thingys that are on the rv plate looks like oil lines when i bought the ski 95 gtx one was disconected and the other was hooked up since i had to beat the the carbs off i broke one of the fittings right at the rv plate what can i do and did it hurt the motor not having that one fitting hooked up???
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how important are these!!
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timmyboy76
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Hey nick...
Depend'n if your running premix or not. If so, then no, because thes nipple thingys are what supplies oil to the gas, before entering the combustion. If your not running premix, then DEFINETLY, they're important, you'll need to remove whats left of it, especially if snapped off evenly with manifold, but something there to grab, might be alright, but you'll need to re-hook that supply line to it..:cheers:
Depend'n if your running premix or not. If so, then no, because thes nipple thingys are what supplies oil to the gas, before entering the combustion. If your not running premix, then DEFINETLY, they're important, you'll need to remove whats left of it, especially if snapped off evenly with manifold, but something there to grab, might be alright, but you'll need to re-hook that supply line to it..:cheers:
Uh side note: motors don't fry...thay just blow up with no oil...:rofl:
Chicken wings fry....in oil
Karl
Chicken wings fry....in oil
Karl
Premix?
Your probably going to best be served now to block off the oil injection and just premix.
If you suspect that oil line has been off for a while, then you should do a compression test. This will tell you if there was damage to the piston.:cheers:
Your probably going to best be served now to block off the oil injection and just premix.
If you suspect that oil line has been off for a while, then you should do a compression test. This will tell you if there was damage to the piston.:cheers:
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