KAWASAKI ULTRA 310X fuel in oil
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86%
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Fuel Injector
The internal pintle or ball-seat of the injector can fail to seal against residual rail pressure after engine shutdown. This results in fuel dripping directly into the combustion chamber, where it eventually seeps past the piston rings and into the crankcase. During operation, a fouled injector may also fail to atomize fuel, leading to fuel wash on the cylinder walls.
SKU: 49033-0011
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8%
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Thermostat
A thermostat stuck in the open position prevents the engine from reaching the necessary operating temperature for efficient combustion. This causes the Engine Control Unit to maintain an enriched fuel mixture (cold-start map). Excess fuel that does not vaporize or combust is scraped into the oil pan by the piston rings, a condition often described in marine contexts as 'making oil'.
SKU: 49054-0004
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6%
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Fuel Pump Assembly
The fuel pressure regulator is integrated into this assembly and is responsible for maintaining consistent pressure to the injectors. If the regulator fails and allows excessive pressure, the injectors will provide a higher volume of fuel than intended for the air intake. This over-rich condition leads to incomplete combustion and the subsequent migration of fuel into the engine oil.
SKU: 49040-0761
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