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In the process of installing my dual carbs I spent a lot of time listening to the engine. I notice what I would classify as an internal clanking sound on the number 3 cylinder. Which of course varied with engine speed but is present to some degree at idle. I recently reset the valves so I am fairly sure it is not that as it has none of the tapping sound I associate with valve clearance issues. It is much more of a clunk. Engine runs well and has good compression so I am thinking it is a problem that is much deeper.
This is a 1.8 with a big bore (96mm x 66mm) and a mild cam. I am thinking piston wrist pin? I will go back and check the valves before doing anything but I thought I would see if someone might have suggestions on other possibilities Any thoughts on other sources? |
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