why are my cake pops leaking oil?
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My Cake Pops are LEAKING CAKE/OIL! This happens when the cake is pushing it's way out of the coating through a weak spot, a tiny hole, or a bubble that resulted in a hole. Make sure you coat the entire cake ball in coating.
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It is common for the float to stick in carbed equipment, especially if used only sparingly. That could be the cause. ALWAYS turn the fuel petcock OFF before leaving.
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Re: 07 CRF250 popping/backfire alot while riding Its probably just the fuel screw needs another half a turn out...or the header is cracked. If they cleaned the carb and put the fuel screw right back where it was...that's the issue.
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Cake Pops can be left at normal room temperature for 7-10 days. They last up to 2 weeks in a air tight container. Because the outside is Chocolate they don't do well in humidity.
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['first step: remove the transmission protector. [00:00]', 'there are the oil cooler pipes. [00:31]', 'conncect a PVC hose to the steel pipe. [00:43]', 'now we can remove the holder console. [01:01]', 'urain the rest of the oil out. [01:25]', 'clean off the old gasket. [01:55]', 'new filter installed. [02:13]', 'put up the pan with gasket scalant. [02:37]']
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This is also perfectly normal, though it's not good news when it happens. It means you've whipped the cream for too long, and it's now beginning to separate into grains of butter and a puddle of buttermilk. If this happens, it's best to discard that bowl of cream and start over.
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Causes of Transmission Fluid Leaks One reason for a leak might be high-temperature wear and tear has caused the pan seals on your transmission to break and leak fluid. Over time, road debris and heat can cause the transmission fluid lines to crack or break, which can cause fluid to leak out.
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Most common causes for a chainsaw to leak bar and chain oil. ... In all but very exceptional cases there is nothing wrong with the chainsaw and what appears to be an oil leak is simply oil that has sprayed from the chain as it rotates at high speed, draining from the saw body and guide bar.
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We are aware of the "urban myth" created by a few dealerships that a vehicle's MAF sensor can be contaminated by K&N filter oil. No evidence has ever been provided to support this "myth" and years of diagnostic testing by K&N has shown that not only is this allegation not real, it is not even possible.
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Yes, it's oxidation, so yes, oil will stop it happening. ... You are much better off par-boiling them for 3 or 4 minutes, draining them, leaving them to steam and dry out for a few minutes, then coating them in oil and seasoning, and baking them for 30-45 mins.
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Registered. Actually, you can drive it harder. The old stuff "may" have been diluted, or dirty. With fresh, clean oil, it's the best it will be.
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When the popcorn has finished popping, sometimes unpopped kernels remain. Known in the popcorn industry as "old maids", these kernels fail to pop because they do not have enough moisture to create enough steam for an explosion. Re-hydrating prior to popping usually results in eliminating the unpopped kernels.
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So what causes engine oil leaks? ... The vast majority of leaks are due to degraded engine gaskets, oil pan leaks, oil seals or bad connections. Crawl under the car and check the oil pan seals. While you're there also check the oil pan drain plug.
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The first way this can happen is if the float in the carb stays stuck in the open possition when the bike isn't running. When this occurs fuel will flow until it overflows into the crankcase thus contaminating the oil.
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Myth #3: Synthetic engine oils can wear down seals in an engine and cause leaks. ... In fact, if your seals and gaskets are in good condition, synthetic oil will not leak in your engine. Synthetic oil has not been shown to deteriorate engine seals or gaskets.
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Typically, this is caused by the difference in temperature of the coating and the cake ball itself – the coating is hot and the cake balls are too cold, the cake ball expands, and now you have cracks.
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Sounds like your oil wasn't up to temp. And the pan was too crowded. Frozen tater tots need to meet hot oil totally frozen, and in a quantity that will not drop the oil temp too much.