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POTENTIAL INTAKE LEAK. WATCH OUT! [12,229 views]
 
Look carefully for leaks in your intake!
Potential Intake Leak. Watch Out!
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Beware of cracks developing in the area shown in the picture. Dirt particles getting sucked into the engine through intake leaks can lead to worn piston rings pretty quick.

If your airbox seal is cracking: First clean up the area from any dirt or dust. Grab a tube of epoxy and lay an even bead where the intake tube meets the airbox. Take your finger and smooth out the bead to reseal and reinforce the connection.

Let it dry and your ready to ride.
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Poster #1 [07/21/10] Rating 5/5 *****
Nice hint!! Thanks!!
Poster #2 [01/02/12]
I would use (black preferably) silicone rather than something brittle. You can test for leaks around the intake box and manifold by spraying a little carb cleaner around those areas while at idle. If you have a leak the rpms will go up as the cleaner leaks in. DO NOT USE STARTING FLUID, its to harsh. If your upper manifold is leaking do not use a sealer just replace the manifold...Hope this helps someone. ; )
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