morpheus
06.06.2021 4:29:44
As for your other post about plugs. The right plug is very important. Plugs have heat range numbers that you need to learn so you put the right plug in for your gas and riding style. [links]
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As for your other post about plugs. The right plug is very important. Plugs have heat range numbers that you need to learn so you put the right plug in for your gas and riding style. [links]
Do you have any two stroke shops in your area? When you start talking about lifting your jugs, you will be adjusting the port timing and how the power comes on. How does the bike feel the way it is? Does it bog on the bottom or pull hard from bottom to top? [links]
Sounds like you know how to work on bikes. Just do a little research on deck height and CC's and you'll figure out what you want and what you should have.
I'm going to dig up a couple web sites to send to you. Nothing better than knowing how to work on your own machine better than the local shops.
Look at it this way. If you have 19cc domes and two different size pistons, one piston (larger one) will bring in more volume due to size and compress that volume in the 19cc area, when a small piston while obviously compress a smaller amount in the same area. with 19cc domes being right on the edge of having to run race gas, i would run at least 50/50 with a .80 bore. here
5. Flat Camshaft: The camshaft is responsible for opening the intake and exhaust valves. This is done by the camshaft lobe, one for every valve. When this lobe wears down it will not open the valve which will not allow the cylinder to take in air or allow exhaust gasses out of the cylinder resulting in low compression. This can be observed by removing the valve cover and turning the engine over to check the valve movement. When this problem occurs the camshaft must replaced. here
An engine with low compression in one cylinder will present itself by having a misfire and running rough while no compression in all cylinders will cause the engine not to start. There are many different low compression symptoms which will cause the engine to run abnormally.
3. Worn Piston Rings: Each piston has a set of rings that help seal the piston to the cylinder walls. These rings include a top ring that handles most of the sealing, a secondary ring that help catch what the first ring misses and an oil control ring that helps wipe anyway engine oil which is splashed onto the cylinder walls while the engine is running. As miles are put on an engine these rings will wear at a common rate between all cylinders and fail about the same time which is a sign that the engine is worn out and the rings will need replacement. more
When an engine has low compression is will be due to a handful of reasons which will be explained in the following guide. If no compression is present in any one cylinder it means a mechanical malfunction has occurred while low compression could just be the sign of worn internal engine parts. Checking compression is done using a simple compression gauge and can be done in about 45 minutes in most cases.
6. Broken Piston Ring: If a particular cylinder piston ring breaks it will allow cylinder compression to leak outward into the crankcase. To check for this condition remove the oil fill cap when the engine is running and you will see a distinctive pulse of smoke forced outward from the inside of the engine. A compression test will be able to pinpoint which cylinder has malfunctioned and needs repair. more
When compression gets below 90 pounds the cylinder, could misfire. So, if your engine has a misfire it could be because of, low or no compression.
A spark plug that shows heavy whitish to brown deposits; may indicate a coolant leak either past the head gasket or through, a crack in the combustion chamber. This type of problem will only get worse and may soon lead to even greater problems; if the leak is not fixed. [links]
Consequently, one of the best ways to prevent engine misfires from occurring in the first place is to; perform adequate car maintenance. here
You just have to understand the main possible causes and then, fix or replace whatever is damaged. here
Another reason for removing the cylinder head is, if you find spark plugs that are; heavily fouled with oily deposits. Oil leaking past worn valve guides or seals, is usually the culprit. Installing new spark plugs will cure the symptom, but not the cause. Consequently, the permanent fix is to, replace the valve guides and to install new, valve guide seals. here
Sometimes, there will be low compression in just one cylinder and other times there will be; low compression in all cylinders.
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