[rufusmcd]

Hi, Last week I sunk her and got the ole milk oil. I have changed the oil 7 times now and the last 2 times i drained it I am still getting a little trace of milk. A friend of mine said to go ahead and put some good oil in and a new filter. He said what little water is in there will boil out. Anybody agree or disagree or have a better solution? Should I just keep on changing until there is absolutely no trace of milk left? any help will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Fastas]

i dunno if you will ever get it all out by just flushing it with new oil, id say if its just a lil bit i wouldnt worry out ti to much

 

[Helmut]

I agree. If it's just a trace, I would go ahead and put good oil in it.

 

[Fastas]

you never get every single drop of oil out anyways lol you always leave a trace of odl oil in when you change

 

[rufusmcd]

Sorry I left out that I was letting it run in idle for 20 minutes each time i changed it. sorry bout that.

 

[Fastas]

post up some pics of the foreman

 

[Honda4trax]

it will be fine. most of that water will evaporate after some usage. if you drive it around for a few days and you still see milkyness (thats my new word lol) then change it again. mine went away after a few hours of riding. if you ride in water you should change the oil more often anyway, esp the gear oil.

 

[Fastas]

i change mine after bout 2-3 trips of riding in water i change the oils.