Weird transmission oil colour

[Yoni159]

https://ibb.co/Stxsqnw
This is the colour of the oil after 5000km this is looks kinda hazy to my or its normal? Something wrong with the transmission?

[Ruffus]

This color indicates for ME somehow emulgation, water mixed with oil.
Let it sit for a day or two and look whether oil and water have separeted. If yes, water.
Then try to find out where it came from into your gear.
Might be an oilseal which let water in , or...

[Yoni159]

This color indicates for ME somehow emulgation, water mixed with oil.
Let it sit for a day or two and look whether oil and water have separeted. If yes, water.
Then try to find out where it came from into your gear.
Might be an oilseal which let water in , or...

actually i had very minor oil leak around the rear wheel. Maybe its really the oil seal and when i washed my scooter some water got inside.. this is bad? Because replacing the seal its pretty expensive . I think its ok because transmission operation temperature are high so water will evaporate no? I just concerned about the transmission

[Ruffus]

..assumed: you had/have water in your gearbox

- even at high temps it will destroy your bearings and further your bearing seats

- NO, high temps will not "boil out / evaporate" this water from your gearbox before your sprockets are worn out

- your transmission will only be secondary affected by a broken/ destroyed bearing

[Yoni159]

..assumed: you had/have water in your gearbox

- even at high temps it will destroy your bearings and further your bearing seats

- NO, high temps will not "boil out / evaporate" this water from your gearbox before your sprockets are worn out

- your transmission will only be secondary affected by a broken/ destroyed bearing

even if it's really not a lot o water

[Ruffus]

YES, even it is a little bit of water, a new block costs for sure more than this seals.
Just imagine instead of oil you put a piece of butter in this gearbox.

I would not see this oilseals too tricky and expensive to change, since all are approachable from outside ( if it is this gear shown in pics)

[Yoni159]

YES, even it is a little bit of water, a new block costs for sure more than this seals.
Just imagine instead of oil you put a piece of butter in this gearbox.

I would not see this oilseals too tricky and expensive to change, since all are approachable from outside ( if it is this gear shown in pics)

this seal is inside. Outside is the bearing from what is saw so i need to open all the gearbox and i cant do it and it will be expensive work at the mechanic

[Stig / Major Tom]

Yes, when I saw that in my VW's engine oil - it was water.

Stig

[Ruffus]

@Yoni159, refurbishing this gear of your scoot is not such a big deal (pls see link).

https://www.kymcoforum.com/index.php?topic=31780.msg222806#msg222806

Just find somebody with some proper tools and logic understanding of mechanical work and this can be done under two hours and renewing oilseals only, under €50,- of material.
Otherwise you might end up with a destroyed gear.