Misfire and HOT ruuners....
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Mr Anonymous
Tire Wall
I can probably tell you what the problem is. Any time a lower end loses cylinder 5, there is one single common denominator... :shakehead
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Hey,
Yes, I was for sure it could have been a cam issue, but even before I tore into it it ran fine, and no noise at all. For several days, then I dropped it all out, inspected the cams before we wasted anytime and saw no movement at all, so welded them up tight. Of course, there is that 1% of uncertainty that they may have moved and was really hard to notice.
Yes, I was for sure it could have been a cam issue, but even before I tore into it it ran fine, and no noise at all. For several days, then I dropped it all out, inspected the cams before we wasted anytime and saw no movement at all, so welded them up tight. Of course, there is that 1% of uncertainty that they may have moved and was really hard to notice.
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