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Just finished all the work I had planned for this spring. Bump steer kit, CB fuel pump and cleaned (rebuilt ) the carb that has been giving me problems. Seemed to be running great. As I am going up a hill near home I hear a pop and the engine sounds like a sewing machine. First I thought I had lost a gear in the tranny but that seems fine. I checked the compression and all cylinders are 120. Car starts fine but sounds like one or more of the valves are real loud. Any explanation besides the one I fear (trashed motor).
Joe I think I broke your motor. Mike |
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Take the valve covers off, jack up the passenger side of the car so that wheel is off the ground and the drivers side rear wheel is on the ground.
Put the car in 5th gear. While laying on the ground and watching the rockers, turn the passenger wheel backwards...as if you were in reverse. This turns the motor forwards. You have have a broken spring, or you may have not seated a push rod correctly and once it finally did seat, that valve no longer opens (thus you loose power) Or, you dropped a valve seat. Either way. stop running the motor..just turn it by hand until you figure it out. You should be able to turn the motor through all four compression strokes by hand and not feel and resistance. RIch |
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