Funny you should mention that because my Datto misses steadily at low RPM,
but not at cruising speed... I'm thinking it's the leads. But when I back
off, the exhaust pops and crackles quite a bit and a friend said that that
is a sign of GOOD compression. So I have conflicting theories here. If I
were to diagnose it I would say that my carby is stuffed giving the misses
and the crackling, and I have carbon buildup in the cylinders, and the fuel
is probably getting into the cylinders too hot maybe, causing the engine to
keep running after it's switched off.
From: Paul Stanley
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From: James Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 11:59 AM
Subject: Re: Engine wont stop
I used to have the same problem on my L20B as well, I think it is a sign of
low compression, have that checked, you may be up for some new rings.
James Cox
>What's it called when you switch the ignition off but the engine continues
>to run, sometimes even doing quite a fair few rpm BACKWARDS?
>
>My stock 200B (apart from extractors, and ram flo air filter) does it
>unless
>I allow the engine to run for about 10 seconds at idle before switching it
>off. What causes it? Is it worn carby needles or something? If it's the
>carby, should I get a carby kit or by a whole new carby from the wreckers
>from a newer L20 engine and just bolt it on?
>
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