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| Forensic Bug Splatter Analyst ![]() Join Date: Jul 2007
Bike: '07 C90T, '76 MT250, smashed up '91 GSX1100g
Location: St. Cloud, MN 3rd house NW of the Depot
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I have had some gurgle and popping with my sideburners and yesterday I was doing an oil change. When I removed the access cover I noticed exhaust soot on the bottom of the cover. I said to self "where did that come from?". Self said back "better check it out." After the oil was replaced I started the bike and put my hand in back of the pipes where the can meets the headers. Sure enough I had a leak, the top clamp was too far back and exhaust was just pouring out. I am not sure of all the dynamics behind exhaust popping but this was a likely suspect. Anyway, I move the clamp forward and re tightened, took a short drive and more of the gurgle/popping had gone away. Seems to me the key is a good seal. Just thought I would share. |