White milky color on pto side plug

YAMAHIZAL700

YAMAHIZAL700

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ok so i dragged the sled into the garage and let her warm up a bit before I tried starting it for the first time this season and After pouring a little premix down the cylinders I noticed a white, milky fluid on the clutch side spark plug. There wasnt any on the other two so im a bit confused. from what it looks like its id say its water but why would it be in one cylinder and not the others. Plus what do you guys use to get water out of your fuel systems?
 
I would say just condensation,no worries,is coolant level right up where it usually rides?? ive seen that before with storage.



get her running and observe coolant level,keep an eye on it, post back....
 
daman said:
I would say just condensation,no worries,is coolant level right up where it usually rides?? ive seen that before with storage.



get her running and observe coolant level,keep an eye on it, post back....
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Cool Thats what I figured Ill know better once i get new plugs and have it started. Last ride of year i had mentioned that my damn handle bars snapped off right below where they mount to the shaft. I was pulled a long way with my sled running so i could help go up hills so my plugs are junk.(never had a chance to run it hard to clear the plugs out) Thanks fo r the reply daman.
 
staggs65 said:
YAMAHIZAL700
gonna go tear up the yard tonight on this fresh snow we got?
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Gotta get her runnin first. Ill grab plugs after work and go for a spin across the field let warm up to get all the moisture out. YOu been ridin at all?
 
Last ride of year i had mentioned that my damn handle bars snapped off right below where they mount to the shaft.
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i remember reading people having this prob certain years, especially with bar risers, does anyone know if this was cured on 2000s, since mines apart now would be the time to reinforce if not, sorry for the hijack but since you were on the subject
 
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