The fuel enters the intake and goes under the piston, into the crankcase, then back up the transfer ports, coming out on top of the piston where it's pushed up and ignited by the spark, which pushes the piston back down, sucking the fuel in from the intake to start another cycle.
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| Piston positionTopic by: Noah Bachek | Noah Bachek | 08/19/20 12:29AM |
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| Re: Piston positionRe: P D | P D | 08/19/20 08:57AM |
| Re: Piston positionRe: Jay Rivett | Jay Rivett | 08/19/20 09:06AM |
| Re: Piston positionRe: Noah Bachek | Noah Bachek | 08/19/20 11:09AM |
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| Re: Piston positionRe: Jay Rivett | Jay Rivett | 08/20/20 08:30AM |
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