NOT soaking, evey time the piston comes up it should suck a fuel air mix into the cylinder, but the sparkplug should burn it every revolution. If you have something soaking, you have fuel leak somewhere. Float valve perhaps?
Leon
NOT soaking, evey time the piston comes up it should suck a fuel air mix into the cylinder, but the sparkplug should burn it every revolution. If you have something soaking, you have fuel leak somewhere. Float valve perhaps?
Leon
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| re gas in cylinderTopic by: matt | matt | 08/27/05 05:18PM |
| Re: re gas in cylinderRe: Leon Swarmer | Leon Swarmer | 08/27/05 06:12PM |
| Re: re gas in cylinderRe: Joe Woods | Joe Woods | 08/27/05 08:38PM |
| Re: re gas in cylinderRe: Silverfox Sullivan | Silverfox Sullivan | 08/28/05 02:37AM |
| Re: re gas in cylinderRe: matt | matt | 08/28/05 03:18PM |
| Re: re gas in cylinderRe: Legendre | Legendre | 08/28/05 03:40PM |
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