I have a blue top 582 to which I have fitted an oil pump. One carburettor leaks a small amount of oil into the throat overnight. Do I have a faulty pump or is there a cure?
by joe turner » 3 years ago
To my embarrassment I see that I have already asked this question and received a helpful answer. Old age!
by Rotax-Owner » 3 years ago
It is common to replace the oil injection check valves after they start to leak. Since you are already doing the work, you might as well replace both check valves.
Contact your local Rotax rep and ask for the following P/N that is found in the Rotax 582 IPC section 79-00-00 Page 152 - https://www.rotax-owner.com/pdf/IPC_582ULSeries_Ed5_R1.pdf
4x - 227-500
2x - 241-830
2x - 956 010
And injection oil line cut to the length you require.
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