I've got my hands on some Curil liquid gasket. I applied it to my decompression valve, slowly turned it around for a couple of minutes, but it's still leaking. Will Curil even work? If so, how much should i apply, and what should i do with it?
You need to use valve grinding compound, or lapping compound. Apply to the valve & spin it with a drill.
Liquid gasket probably has a purpose somewhere, but not mopeds. Unless it’s Copper Seal on a copper head gasket.
just stick to one post, overall makes life easier.
There are multiple, numerous, unimaginable places where u can have an air leak.
I know for a fact it's the decompression valve.
> Sølver Bue Wrote:
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> I know for a fact it's the decompression valve.
Just fix the valve, it takes very few tools, one consumable product, and a small amount of time.
In the time it took to make these multiple posts, you could have properly corrected this issue instead of trying to incorrectly band-aid it
> Sølver Bue Wrote:
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> I know for a fact it's the decompression valve.
^ok, may i ask how u know for sure? please add that air tin/plastic over the cylinder b4 you ride far for the motors sake.
> Seth B Wrote:
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> You need to use valve grinding compound, or lapping compound. Apply to
> the valve & spin it with a drill.
It is imperative to remove all traces of lapping compound when finished. Most are a water based abrasive btw.
If its 4 a Sachs I have a good one.
It's a Si, and he's in Denmark
Do you need to decompress valve?
Just plug it up with an Allen head and some lock tie
> Rocco Taco Wrote:
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> Do you need to decompress valve?
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> Just plug it up with an Allen head and some lock tie
Vespa decomps don't work that way.
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