Yamaha 2016 sr viper oil leaking into the air box problem 

It's more than ridiculous it's unsafe I had oil on my brakes it's beyond b*******

@@RK777PL my dealer thinks it's the rollover valve sticking open. I've rode mine a few times since. It leaked a bit one of the rides. I just packed a couple liters of oil in the sled in case it gets low. Other than that I've lost the will to care. Yours must be worse than mine though cause my brakes aren't getting covered.

Keep the oil level low I keep it on the lowest mark

So what I end up doing is something I'm not proud of I had to route a hose to that silver aluminum hose from the engine from the top I routed it nicely next to the frame and it's basically going on a side of the snowmobile next to the exhaust about 3 in away on the bottom out by my right foot on a floorboard and yes it's drips outside whatever collects I guess but I no longer have an issue with my engine being dirty my clutch is being dirty burning oil smell and big clean up ever weekend basically it's going outside instead of the evap box and then back into the engine I think I lose couple ounces per trip I would estimate 4 oz for every 200 mi that I do

It's pretty simple you just have to disconnect the three clamps that go into the air intake to the engine and it will come out there is also two more screws in front with the radiator hoses you also have to remove the radiator I use the clamp that's connected by the bumper that way I can just swing it over to the side without totally removing it

Yes you have to remove the airbox to clean it all up I end up running a hose from that silver aluminum hose out by the engine mount underneath the muffler straight to where my feet would be with a chain case is and I dropped it down through one of the holes in a black plastic plate right below the chain case so it's spilling a little bit over there I noticed it's no more than a couple drips at a time so it's perfect I solved the problem maybe not the right way but better than nothing I also no longer have oil on my brakes which is totally unsafe

They're screws holding it from the bottom you can do it you also have to disconnect the clamps from the intake it's not hard at all take your time

I routed a house out from the stainless steel pipe that's on the left side of the motor when you're looking from the front I vented it out but my foot on the left side if you standing in the front it is what it is

They replaced my box already and it was the same problem I did it myself I'm not proud of it but I vented it outside it is what it is I'm not an engineer I work in the office this is complete b******* in my opinion they need to start using what they are making and do extensive test after all Yamaha has a big company I expect nothing other than perfection I'm a huge am I have fan I love their products but this was sloppy in my opinion

IT IS 100% BS FOR YAMAHA

Completely ridiculous b*******

NO NOT AT ALL STOCK 100%

Absolutely not 100% stock I am hard on a machine but it is a Yamaha for all it should be able to take it I had motorcycles in the past never ever did I have to clean the air box I don't see how this is any different

No

Did you find the problem?

@@Joakim_Aksdal yes yamaha

Have fixed the engine, there was something wrong with the crankcase ventilation. Now we have put on new gaskets and set valves.

@@Joakim_Aksdal honestly I'm super upset about it I'm going to ride this machine for another 5,000 miles and then sell it I vent the oil out with the plastic tube all the way down by my feet sticking out about an inch or two by the chain case is dripping a little bit of oil when I ride but I don't care it's no longer going in the airbox and all over my engine and snowmobile I think it's embarrassing for Yamaha to make a design so stupid