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Re: Coolant leak?



I found the cap on mine did not seal.  A piece of plastic
under the cap resulted in coolant tight seal.  Mine would
roughly stop leaking at the min level as well.  Someone
suggested to check to see if the overflow was blocked.
In my case it was not.

Robert

Blake Sobiloff wrote:

> todd brockmeyer wrote:
> >
> > I have had my bike 4 days and I am having a coolant
> > leak.  From the max line to the min line in just these
> > four days.
>
> As long as it doesn't go too far below the "min" line, I wouldn't worry
> about it. Mine dribbled a bit from the resevoir until the level settled
> down around the "min" line (or a bit lower; I can't remember the exact
> amount at the moment). It's stayed there until the dealer topped it off
> at the first service, where upon it dribbled back down again, but not
> quite as far.
>
> I'm guessing there are some tiny bubbles in the lines and the radiator
> that get worked out when the bike is pretty new.
>
> --
> Blake Sobiloff <sobiloff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Higher Education Consulting
> KPMG Consulting, LLC
> McLean, VA
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