Fuel oil drips out exhaust pipe

[Doug]

I'm voting for needle and seat or float that may have shifted from fall over and could be hanging up on the inside of the carb bowl.

Rubber bands to hold up the floats for a test put more pressure in the needle and seat than the normal level of gas applies to the them which may result in an misleading test result.

[Nessism]

When it's humid outside condensation collects inside the pipes and then drips out. The OEM pipes have drip holes even to keep the baffles from rusting too fast.

[Prescot]

I'm voting for needle and seat or float that may have shifted from fall over and could be hanging up on the inside of the carb bowl.

Rubber bands to hold up the floats for a test put more pressure in the needle and seat than the normal level of gas applies to the them which may result in an misleading test result.

I pulled the needle valves and seat and just went through and cleaned the seats with a qtip. Put it all back together same result. Dont see how the float could have changed much more unless height is set wrong.

https://youtu.be/dVHQaxsect8

[Nessism]

You may want to measure the fuel level using the clear tube method. That will tell you for sure if the fuel valve is working properly.

[Prescot]

You may want to measure the fuel level using the clear tube method. That will tell you for sure if the fuel valve is working properly.

Talked to a mech over the phone for a minute asked if I put too much oil in? It was a little pass full, looked it up and may have popped an oil seal.
Trying now to get into the cyl head to check it out. If thats the case its just a matter of replacing the gaskets and o rings but getting there is a bit of trouble and getting back together right.

[Nessism]

Talked to a mech over the phone for a minute asked if I put too much oil in? It was a little pass full, looked it up and may have popped an oil seal.
Trying now to get into the cyl head to check it out. If thats the case its just a matter of replacing the gaskets and o rings but getting there is a bit of trouble and getting back together right.

Too much oil can not "pop an oll seal?