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- Where did you source the new barels & pistons?
- Where did you source the gaskets to fit them?
- Have you done the cam-chain tensioner & tappets?
- When you renewed the barel, did you use new studs?
- Did your torque the head down as per specs?
- Have you preiodically RE-CHECKED the torque on the head studs, during run in, to be sure against stretch & settle?
There's a myriad reaons why the bike could be down on power, and I ALWAYS try and work through the list, logically, dismissing the most obviouse or easily checked first.
But, something makes me think that the Head-Gasket hasn't taken.
Have you done a compression test? ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
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New exhaust then sounds like a very likely culpret!
Did you use new gaskets?
Are you sure that one didn't 'drop' as you were lining the exhuast up? Often tehy end up in the header blocking half the pipe.
More comon the old gaskets sieze in the head, which they often do.
Do the compression test, that one still needs nailing.
But also the head-studs SHOULD have been re-checked after about 50 miles, and again after about 100.
Wip the rocker cover off and check them now.
Cam-chain, if its been tensioned should be reasonably tight.
Not sure about your comments about it being a tooth 'out' though?
Which exhaust did you use?
Original Twin-pipe? Pattern Twin-Pipe or Micron or Motad 2-1?
If twin pipe, have you got them aligned properly, did you hang them from the engine end, and did you get the balencer pipe locyaed properly under the engine? ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
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.sorry, what ment by a tooth out is, when you set the timing the book says to line up the cam shaft with the head, to dots on the cam sprocket and TL (TLC).
all the gasgets were ariganal (they contanded asbestos) and everything was replaced, crank,head, valvesteams.
i cant check the torque or the compression ATM. (i ant got the tools for that)
i will have to wait till next week end unforchantly....
i think they might be pattern single exhausts.
i will cheack everything else in the morning....
thanks for the ideas so fare.
i will let ya no if i have any luck. |
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Well Done!
But well BEFORE you go much further....... sounds like the old clogged fuel-tap, shit in the tank bug-bear!
Read this thread:- Lack of power Honda cb125tdc
Same fault, & what you need to do to stop it happening again. Basically the carbs were full of shit & the jets got clogged, becouse crud accumulates in the tannk, blocks the TINY gauze fulter on the out-let pipe, if that hasn't disintegrated, then the petrol tap on the tank, and then finds its way to the carburettor float bowl.
If you dont want to HAVE to keep taking the carbs off and cleaning them every few hundred miles when it all silts up again, you need to clean out the tank, clean out the fuel tap, and fit a little in-line fuel filter so any crud that still comes through doesn't get as far as the carbs.
Still be worth re-checking the head bolt torques and the tappet clerances though, now the bikes run-in post rebuild. ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 15 years, 341 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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