MOPED ARMY

does it get to a certain level and stop leaking?

i would take off the cover and inspect for damage, that may be your source of vibration, also ispect the clutches, if one is warped or not working right, get a new one

the tranny fluid coming out onto the chain is tomos' automatic chain oiler. every one of their 80's to newer mopeds is built with it, that is why you'll have a lot of gunk on your back rim and fender. i also notice that my trans works better with less than the normal amount of fluid in it, who knows whats right and whats wrong, only what works

I'm not a moron.... I did not "add" a breather, nor is there an auto-chain oiler.

If you take off the motor sprocket there is a small hole towards the top of the case, it is a breather.

Now that the obvious has been covered. There's still a leak. I changed my fluid again and it's still happening. Fill it to the fill hole... let it run... drain out the excess when it's warm... and boom... still leaking.

Pissing me off.

Dan

Vibration is caused by two things...

1. The viscosity of the fluids that you are using could cause a harmonic vibration at higer rpm shifts, you could try switching to a less thick fluid.

2. Unbalanced parts. You could have some unusual wear somewhere in your motor and this could cause some minor vibrations that could be a potential problem down the line.

Or...... you are almost out of fluid, as stated above. Drain, Change, Repeat.

My Tomos seems to leak around the pedal shafts. There is a lot of play there, and I think the bushings are worn out. Are these bushings replacabe, or are they just part of the case? If I can replace them, I'm going to pull the motor off and replace the bushings and seals. Tired of cleaning off my back wheel.