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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Edge51 wrote:
Very Interesting ..................
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Here's the only damage. Should be ok. I'm glad I shut it down immediately and not tried to limp it home.
It looks like a set screw. Flattened. Lol
Reassembling now. Stay tuned.
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Very lucky if that's the only damage. The next questions is, if it is a set screw, where did it come from?
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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I vote for spark plug electrode,i cant imagine anything that size passing through carb jets.
I guess the PO could have dropped a screw in the exhaust port during a pipe change and it might possibly have been wedged in there somewhere all this time,until it finally "unwedged itself"...probably during a high rpm rev...you know,one of those 8 or 10,000 rpm'ers
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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In the past a member bolted up a k/n filter on a fabbed up mount. didn't use loc nuts and had a bolt come loose and make it to the cylinder...........
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Warden, I'm sure you will have already done it but in case make sure you polish off any of the raised areas on the head and piston caused by the contact. These could heat up under compression and cause detonation. Good luck and Ride on, Mike.
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Was this on the bike that you are planning on taking out west?
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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I can tell you this much, it didn't look like that before it entered the combustion chamber... You can clearly see the threads and when it came in contact with the top of the piston, it was flattened. And the fact that one end is splayed out, tells me one of two things:
It's either a sheered of screw tip or... and I'm leaning this way because of how bad it's splayed... an air bleed jet.
Are you running a Hyper Charger by any chance?
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Last Edit: 2016/07/27 11:08 By Doc_V.
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Yes, cleaned up the gouge.
Yes, this is the bike I intend to ride west on.
No hypercharger.
Ok, reassembled with no issues. Just went on a ten mile ride, quiet as ever now. Will do an oil change and call it done. Still, no idea what or how that got in there, but I'm glad it only cost me wrench time.
Btw, did I earn my engine wings now? First time I've gone that far into the engine.
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Re:Engine knock 1 Year, 7 Months ago
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Thats awesome that it runs like a top. These things are unbelievable.
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