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11-20-2006, 09:54 AM #11Epic Contributor
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Re: milky transmission/ hydraulic fluid in ym155
Drain some into a jar.. the water should settle out.
Originally Posted by Jagmandave
It's either foamed with air .. or emulsified with water. neither are good for lubes.. or pumps.
Soundguy
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11-20-2006, 11:09 AM #12Elite Member
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Re: milky transmission/ hydraulic fluid in ym155
not trying to b a smart a#### here but, If you want or need to know if it's water or not. You could have an oil analysist done on the oil. $15 - $20.00
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11-21-2006, 02:40 PM #13Veteran Member
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Re: milky transmission/ hydraulic fluid in ym155
Not saying it can't, but I've never seen water settle out of oil once it's emulsified. I've seen it with gasoline, but not oil..........
But like Soundguy says, it's not good either way..........
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11-21-2006, 02:42 PM #14Epic Contributor
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Re: milky transmission/ hydraulic fluid in ym155
I've seen it settle out.. just have to wait a while..(long while). I'm guessing the oil type may make a difference too.
In any case.. I agree..air or water entrainment ain't good.
Soundguy
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