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Reply #15 - 08/31/09 at 18:46:20
 
If all else fails I'm "Going for the  rice krispies"
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Reply #16 - 08/31/09 at 22:56:33
 
Careful, your bike will turn into a rice burner..  HUH HUh huh  Grin  ..oh.
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Reply #17 - 08/31/09 at 22:58:00
 
It wasnt at an idle when they started feeding it the rice, it was rapped up tight enough to have been making 60 or so.
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Reply #18 - 08/31/09 at 23:05:51
 
Oh, a rice ROCKET, I got it  Cheesy

Reminds me of that dude (or joke about the dude) that fed sand into the airbox of his BMW to "port the heads."
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Reply #19 - 09/01/09 at 09:04:14
 
So do you need an open exhaust for the rice trick?

Or do you smell burnt rice till they're gone?
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Reply #20 - 09/01/09 at 09:24:26
 
Phelonius wrote on 08/31/09 at 10:19:13:
MMRanch wrote on 08/30/09 at 20:13:31:
Thanks for all the ideas .

Anybody know what burnt valves sound like ?

I've taken it apart and nothing looks or feel loose or scared,  I'm seating the valves while its down, the seats look black (notice no capital lettler.....ha! )


Do a compression test. That will expose burnt valves.

Phelonius



Compression check will also show rings on their last legs.

And.... the Melted Piston syndrome.   Which I am told would be a loud knocking noise.
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Reply #21 - 09/01/09 at 10:12:48
 
1) a flashlight, a small mirror and some ingenuity
might help you to determine if your piston is cracked
by physically looking at it through the sparkplug hole.
(...and if you can get your hands on a miniature "snake-cam
w/light" you are done! mechanics and doctors use those)


2) might help you to take a look at my recent engine rebuild
thread w/ many findings and photos mainly regarding burnt
exhaust valves and new ring install on an old piston

Here: http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1246924611/0

Good luck
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Reply #22 - 09/02/09 at 07:51:09
 
If its running good, it doesn't have any burnt valves.
If it has piston slap, you won't find it w/o checking the clearance tween the piston skirt and cyl wall.
If the piston is cracked, it is most common to be in the wrist pin/skirt area, which would be very hard to see thru the SP hole.

Plain water thru the air intake, along w/ WOT is commonly used to rid piston/combustion chamber of carbon.

If you do not have noise on cold startup, and  at idle, I would not suspect any part of the piston to be at fault.

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Reply #23 - 09/02/09 at 09:43:30
 
Good points all, Routy. Be much easier to feed it H2O than rice.
Would you want to do an oil change after that?
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Reply #24 - 09/02/09 at 21:22:06
 
I and other mechs did it many times in the auto shops. We never saw any noticeable water get into crankcases, but an oil change can't hurt.

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