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Old 02-03-2011, 06:59 PM   #18
Amber Lamps
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Originally Posted by Tmall View Post
Ideally, you should change your oil before storage and not start it again until you're ready to ride.

Emulsion occurs because you run your engine without bringing it up to a hot enough temperature to evaporate any moisture that collects due to temperature changes.

A very small amount of fuel would get by from regular use. Carbon blows by your rings. When that mixes with the moisture from condensation it becomes acidic.

This applies to all engines. However, it really probably wouldn't effect your bike very much. That doesn't change the fact that it doesn't happen.
while the engine is running this happens right? Nothing emulses, gets by or blows by when the engine isn't running, right?
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