update to high crankcase pressure
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update to high crankcase pressure
So finally had a chance to start tearing down the motor to see what happen with the leak down test after pulling the head on the number 1 side I find that the #1 piston and head have some damage it looks like a small screw or a piece of plug broke off. But I always check my plugs and would have seen that it was broken. Here are the pictures if anyone has any ideas what might have happen I still need to pull the piston out of the block but didn’t see any scoring.
muddog899- Posts : 56
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
Looks like someone had a valve stem keeper disappear.
kim- Posts : 700
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
Carb screw?
cool40- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
I'd say a screw or air bleed out of the carb, and you've pinched some rings lands on that piston.
Hope this helps,
Charlie
Hope this helps,
Charlie
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Screw from throttle shaft???????
ROAD RAGE- Posts : 229
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
It swallowed a screw from somewhere.
crittersf1- Posts : 521
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
ROAD RAGE wrote:Screw from throttle shaft???????
X2 or maybe a bleedp
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
Looks like a small FUSE from the fuse box
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
Ok checked the carb and didn't see anything that was missing on it so have no idea what got in the motor,
how bad does the head look and should I send it out for repair. If so its not looking good to make any races for the near furture, I still need to check the piston ring lands for damage.
how bad does the head look and should I send it out for repair. If so its not looking good to make any races for the near furture, I still need to check the piston ring lands for damage.
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
A cleanup cut on the head and be sure the valves aren't bent.
cool40- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: update to high crankcase pressure
well still cant figure out what screw got in there
all just have to fix it and carry on.
thanks for the help guys
all just have to fix it and carry on.
thanks for the help guys
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