radrob Member Local time 1:29 AM Joined Jun 2, 2009 Messages 45 Jul 14, 2009 #11 dosent sound to bad to me. the chain is moving around when you rev it up. clutch?? i am still new.
H HoughMade Guest Jul 14, 2009 #12 Here's a thought- if the new muffler is quieter, maybe you just hear the rattle more now.
arceeguy Active Member Local time 4:29 AM Joined May 20, 2008 Messages 1,102 Location Central New Jersey, USA Jul 14, 2009 #13 That makes total sense.
cabinfever1977 Member Local time 4:29 AM Joined Apr 14, 2009 Messages 496 Location Upstate NY Jul 14, 2009 #14 it shouldnt smoke like that and mine doesnt smoke or sound like that. you either have too much or not enough oil in the gas and your chain looks loose. and you revving it like that is making it worst.
it shouldnt smoke like that and mine doesnt smoke or sound like that. you either have too much or not enough oil in the gas and your chain looks loose. and you revving it like that is making it worst.
F Fabian Well-Known Member Local time 6:29 PM Joined Sep 8, 2009 Messages 4,485 Location Australia - Melbourne Sep 18, 2009 #15 Sounds exactly like my engine that blew a bottom end conrod bearing. Buy a new engine as it's not worth repairing it - keep the revs low and use 20:1 oil and fuel ratio
Sounds exactly like my engine that blew a bottom end conrod bearing. Buy a new engine as it's not worth repairing it - keep the revs low and use 20:1 oil and fuel ratio
K kallsop Member Local time 4:29 AM Joined Mar 12, 2009 Messages 61 Sep 18, 2009 #16 Fabian said: Sounds exactly like my engine that blew a bottom end conrod bearing. Click to expand... That video was about 20 hours runtime ago and it's still running. After tightening all the bolts and adjusting the chain, no more noise.
Fabian said: Sounds exactly like my engine that blew a bottom end conrod bearing. Click to expand... That video was about 20 hours runtime ago and it's still running. After tightening all the bolts and adjusting the chain, no more noise.