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Re: A15 dyno results [and new head gasket needed]
Just popping in
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The head came back, went back on, and life was produced. Joy and smiles aplenty.

In the process of trying to get it going smoothly we discoevered that cyls 3+4 were producing nothing in terms of power. Ctl 3 is not firing at all, and 4 is producing pops, but no power. Removing either/both plug leads for 3/4 does nothing to idle sound/speed.

New dizzy cap and rotor didn't solve anything. Swapping plugs and/or leads similar. Checked and adjusted vavle clearance (clearance probably larger than needed, rather than smaller)

Application of the compression tester produced:
1, 2, 3: 600kpa (or very close) == 85psi
4: 400kpa region == 56psi

Bearing in mind the engine was warm but certainly not 'normal running temp' (who wants to run up to temp on 2 cylinders?) I'm guessing I have problems down there. A good dose of oil in cyl 4 didn't achieve any noticable change.

I'm concerned that I may be jumping to the wrong conclusion though, since cyl 4 seems to be at least popping, but 3 nothing at all (not the other way round).

Thoughts?

Posted on: 2005/12/17 13:59
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Re: A15 dyno results [and new head gasket needed]
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So I'm a fool...

"Can you confirm those readings are with the throttle wide open..."

Now it's showing 154psi for cyl3 and 147psi for cyl4.

Doh, back to the ignition or carbs I guess.

Posted on: 2005/12/17 14:52
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Re: A15 dyno results [and new head gasket needed]
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do you know if your valves are sealing 100%?

i had the same problem with my E-15t motor, turned out 1 or 2 of the valves were not sealing.

did the head get skimmed at all? did they do a vacuum test on the ports?

Posted on: 2005/12/22 6:15
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280 cam
ported head shaved 1.5mm
extractors with 2inch s/s pipe
webber 38 dgas.
to come........

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and then maybe some gas
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