Leaking coolant from the back of engine

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Thx. The neighbors leave em up all year. They also sit in their front yard and get high

I would pull the drain plug for a second before I did anything else

The point was late model motor goes in with min issues
 
No issues except that there aren’t any for sale, and it’s not in the budget for a low mile late model if there were so once again, another post with little to no relevant value to the project at hand as usual.
 
Dunno if they leave em up cuz they are too high to care or if they just like having the light?

There was a sober living home on the other side of them until 6 months ago

No 1299 no problem : )
 
Hmmm from what I’ve seen so far from an attention to detail perspective im thinking if the target is 1399 is going to come in somewhere around 1326.84556.
 
Yeah I agree at the rate its taking Don to get his 1199 up and running the 1399 will come in the next century by then he will be in a wheel chair.


Hmmm from what I’ve seen so far from an attention to detail perspective im thinking if the target is 1399 is going to come in somewhere around 1326.84556.
 
I’m thinking there will actually be a legit Great Pumpkin sighting before anything running comes out of the zombie Garage.
 
All sorts of delays

Right now I am waiting on some cam timing tools : )

Final configuration still has not been determined but I have the right people doing the parts. It will be larger than 1390cc. You have my word on that...
 
Cam timing tools, check, when does the actual mechanic who’s going to use them show up? I’m thinking that license plate needs an update LIL SICK. I’m thinking LIL SACK is more appropriate
 
Don I can send you some recent pics of my current build with the bodywork off of coarse. You can then post the pics up on here and tell everyone that is does not meet your expectations does that sound like a plan? Maybe just get back on the white powder so you don't make a fool of yourself.

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Yeah bolting a bunch of carbon and a clear clutch cover on is one hell of a build

Store bought akra that everyone else has too whoopie
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I don’t give a .... what pictures you have or who’s bikes are supposedly at your house or what you post on this board

Long hair...

Don’t care : )
 
Okay guys, back on topic here are some updates...
1. Disassembled items to get right at the problem area for inspection and you can clearly see the external leak starts exactly where the crack meets the seam and there is not evidence of coolant above this.
2. Pulled the spark plug and it had oil on there area where it seats, the tip was dry but I am not used to see some oil where it seats but let me know if this is common with these motors. No evidence of coolant here.
3. I drained the oil and here is the link to the video of when it drained...interested to here what you see? It looked dirty compared to what I am used to but I don't know or can't tell if there is coolant mixed in there.

Interested to get feedback from this wise council on the below two items:
1. How can I tell if the coolant is mixed in the oil, please see the youtube video I attached and share you observations?
2. I would think a leakdown test would be helpful to see if this cylinder has excessive leakage, is there any way for me to get it to TDC without ordering and waiting for the ducati crankshaft tool?
 
I forgot to note the bike has "engine ice" coolant with is bright blue versus the normal green coolant.
 
1 it’s still gotta come apart

2 valve cover prolly leaked a lil down the plug hole - no biggie

3 it’s dirty cuz there is a clutch inside. And a tranny. Your magnet looks way better than mine usually does. Oil and water don’t mix. Pull the vert valve cover and look inside , you will know how much moisture was in the motor. Pour some of your coolant into that bucket of and see which is heavier, usually the coolant goes to the bottom and I saw oil right away, not coolant

1 they don’t mix well and don’t stay mixed after sitting

2 pressure test prolly more beneficial than leak down for this problem but it’s still gotta come apart and leaking it down first is always best
 

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