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shinyribs wrote

If you have a bad or broken ring it will show up as oil deposits. A fuel fouled plug may look wet or sooty and sometimes flaky.Sometimes it kinda hard to tell the difference between fuel deposits and oil deposits.Oil will always be wet and slimy.If its fuel,and you rub it across your palm,it will eventually dry off.Oil will not.Oil oughta look wet,dark and slightly lumpy usually.Whereas fuel will look more sooty/flaky than it does lumpy

wow...that came out horrible....hope i didnt confuse things more

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Yeah,i know...you're an admin,just wipe it off the page haha

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No that really told me what I needed to know. Next question is do the cylinder pull off as separate cylinders like a Harley or are made together or do they come off at all and just a big block like a car engine?

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All four cylinders,the jugs,are one casting.The head comes off as one piece,all four cylinders made together.And the jugs come off the engine case in one piece,all four cylinders made together.The motor has to come out of the frame to come apart though.The component won't clear the frame tubes.

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You can download the manual from our manual thread at the top of the home page here.
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