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Re: 9N Engine Troubleshooting
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Posted by Dick L on February 06, 2000 at 11:12:24 from (209.240.200.16):
In Reply to: 9N Engine Troubleshooting posted by R Jacobson on February 06, 2000 at 09:46:50:
Clooney's got it down good step by step. The only other advise I can give is to check it out before you use it any more. Many years ago I had a car engine that started to have a lot of bolw by and a rattle all at once so I checked it with a long screwdriver to my ear while razzing the engine. Well I found that I got a real loud noise and when I opened it up I found that the one piston was in small parts in the pan and a hole in the side of the cylinder wall where the wrist pin went through. Good luck and have fun.
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