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Beelzebob
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PostPosted: 21:28 - 07 Feb 2011    Post subject: Dropping a pot... fairly loud knocking noise at tickover Reply with quote

Hi folks

Got almost to work in the Scottish monsoon this morning and the Divvy 600 starts dropping a cylinder.

I think it's probably something in the ignition (plugs, leads) that is causing it to drop out. However I'm just a tad concerned about the noise at tickover when it's running on 3 - it's sounding even more like a bag of spanners than normal.

Is this normal, like a knock on every up stroke? It sounds fine when it's running on all four... just don't want to fook the engine unnecessarily.

'92 600 Diversion, 'bout 37k miles.

Cheers.
Bob
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PostPosted: 14:39 - 09 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Cheers Rob amazing how easy it is not to think of the easy water repelling solution.

I WD40'd up the two outside plug caps and this seems to have sorted for time being Thumbs Up
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