> Problem - with age oil was not drawn over from the number plate
> reservoir (intermittent problem) - small leaks probably at fault -
> rubber insert to valve also fits less well after a while (it has to be
> withdrawn to prime valve chamber). Scottoil have been good in replacing
> parts - but discovering that you've driven 1000s of miles with little
> lubrication at times is very irritating. I font particulalry want to
> carry spare oil - but dumping the number plate reservoir seems to be the
> only long term solution. If you cant get replacement rubbers quickly -
> Scottoil suggests inserting a cut length of that black hard plastic
> tubing that they supply, into the small hole of the rubber bung, may
> help as it "spreads out" the bung in the hole - (brings tears to your
> eyes though).
I fixed mine another way. I used some silicone glue and glued the rubber
fitting in place. The silicone was used as a sealer more than anything
else, and the whole thing is still removable. -- and it works!
Regards,
Henry S. Winokur
94 GTS1000, AMA, MRF,
Nationally Certified Riding Instructor
West Bethesda, MD
