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Posted by Bruce on January 12, 2004 at 07:06:16 from (24.213.27.142):
I replaced a burnt exhaust valve in a Wisconsin four cyl air cooled engine ( in my Bobcat) and find the cyl that I worked on is running REAL hot, while the other three run cool and the other three plugs alllook good. The plug from the cyl I worked on is running white. Also,I can see the exhaust valve in this cyl and it is white. I have check for "false air" and readjusted the valve clearance, still, runs too hot....If the timing were off, I would think more than just one cyl would run hot??? Am I wrong. I have not adjusted the timing, as I need to run this engine at more than 1800 rpm to adjust it and I hate to run it at all for fear of burning this cyl up. Any advice?? I have been chasing this for a month now.... Thanks for any advice.. Bruce
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