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Anonymous Posted on Jun 09, 2011

I think I have addes to much oil in my 81 650 how do i get some of it out

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You can use a bicycle pomp, push the pomp till its end, dip it in the oil and **** it up.

  • Anonymous Jun 12, 2011

    Thanks for h tip I am gonna try using a baster too see if i can get the oil out

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