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+1 with Jim. Make sure the hose attached to the crankcase breather is not dried up and cracked. If so, cut the hose back and re-attach. The oil light switch is notorious for leaking where the metal meets the plastic....I've read somewhere that some people use some type of sealer at that point?

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