Greetings all
I have a CL77 after cleaning carbs tweaking the valves
I mistook a long reach plug and installed it on the right bank
luckily it did not tighten all the way it still hit (What) the intake valve.
or piston the strike zone of the plug looked as if hit valve.
Now i have a spit back problem on this side. is this a direct result of
plug chipping or bending the valve seat causing a non seat issue
not being not completely seated a little blow back is ocurring as results.
is my reasoning correct and now i have to takedown head to correct problem?
THanks to all that scratch your head on this one.
KennyMartin
East Va.
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Noticable spit back though carb
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Re: Noticable spit back though carb
Odds are ya bent the valve stem. ............lm
Kenny Martin wrote:Greetings all
I have a CL77 after cleaning carbs tweaking the valves
I mistook a long reach plug and installed it on the right bank
luckily it did not tighten all the way it still hit (What) the intake valve.
or piston the strike zone of the plug looked as if hit valve.
Now i have a spit back problem on this side. is this a direct result of
plug chipping or bending the valve seat causing a non seat issue
not being not completely seated a little blow back is ocurring as results.
is my reasoning correct and now i have to takedown head to correct problem?
THanks to all that scratch your head on this one.
KennyMartin
East Va.
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