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Enduro Engine 4 stroke (including EFI & Exhaust) 4 stroke engine, EFI, and exhaust discussion |
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Thanks for help Crankin04
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its is alot easier to remove the exhuast and header pipe first, all you will need to replace is the header gasket, this takes alot less time and is also cheaper on parts. if your head is blown there will be signs of water in the exhuast outlets and your plug will look darker than normall. If there is moisture in there then its the head gasket and you have to remove the exhuast anyway. Replacing the head gaskets is not hard you just read the manual and mark how things come out, i did mine for the first time it took about 3 hours to stripp down. If you have no bubbles in the rads i doubt if the head gasket is blown, thats a sure sign the gasket is gone. The other thing you can do is check is your valves its called a leak down test, you remove the exhuast header pipe and the carb/efi and pour a small amount of fuel into each of the vavle seats through the exhuast inlet and fuel inlets, make sure the valves are level so the fuel covers all around the vavles, this is a test to see if the valves are seating correctly as the fuel should not leak past the valves if it does the motor will not hold compression. to do this you need to make sure the motors at TDC so all the valves are closed on the compression stroke. if both of these thing are ok not sure where to go from here. |
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I mean how easily can a head gasket be blown? I've always kept lots of coolant in my radiators and made sure they weren't plugged up from anything. Plus I thought the gasser 4 strokes usually run cooler than others? I have already gotten my valves check and adjusted from the shop earlier this year and they investigated my head and said it looked fine, but who knows how "well" they looked and what not. Especially since it started spooging out the white gunk the ride right after I got it back from them Anyways I might take it in again to a different local shop and have them do some investigating since I don't have much time to look at it further. Any other thoughts let me know. Thanks guys, Crankin04
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Just throwing it out there, but some smoking could be engine oil getting past the rings, if they were worn out, then some oil would get past when they were cold, and as it heated up, they would expand and no more oil could get past. But I dont think that explains the hard starting.
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You got your valves Checked, what did you get checked?? did they do a leakdown test?? if they did not remove the exhuast and carb/efi they did not do a leak down test. if your valves leak gases past them it Will Be Hard To Start. Blue smoke is a sign of a warn out motor same as a car, could be piston/rings etc. |
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The blue/white smoke (whatever it is, can't tell the color exactly) that comes out doesn't always happen. Usually only does if I have been cracking the throttle open while using the e-start to try and get it started when cold. Sometimes it starts easy and I don't have to do any of that and no smoke at all. The one thing that IS always consistent is white spooge out my breather tube. Sometimes it's in small amounts after a ride, and sometimes larger amounts. I put about 1800ml like the manual says after I drain my oil. I usually make sure to get out all the oil too before re-pouring new oil. Should I do less like maybe 1600ml? Is some getting by some how? I don't notice any loss of power or bogging, and bike idles real good...
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By the way your replying to my post about my questions, you sound a bit condescending, and actually to be honest with you, kind of a DOUCHE BAG.
Thanks for all your help, I guess... Crankin04
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