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Hello all,
New to the forum. It's been a help so far in some other topics with my 2015 KLR.
My issue has to do with overly milky oil. I had a river crossing go sideways on me, literally, and the bike tipped into the water. I've managed to get it dried out and idling well once more, but the milky oil is persistent.
I've performed 3 oil changes so far and the oil is only lightening up a little so far. It's still milky.
My question is about the type of oil I flush it with. Since this is wasted oil, I would like it to be on the cheaper side, but it also has to work and not foul up the bike when the entire engine has been cleaned. I used Castrol Actevo to do two flushes yesterday.
Any suggestions on oil type?
New to the forum. It's been a help so far in some other topics with my 2015 KLR.
My issue has to do with overly milky oil. I had a river crossing go sideways on me, literally, and the bike tipped into the water. I've managed to get it dried out and idling well once more, but the milky oil is persistent.
I've performed 3 oil changes so far and the oil is only lightening up a little so far. It's still milky.
My question is about the type of oil I flush it with. Since this is wasted oil, I would like it to be on the cheaper side, but it also has to work and not foul up the bike when the entire engine has been cleaned. I used Castrol Actevo to do two flushes yesterday.
Any suggestions on oil type?