uneven running
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uneven running
Hi, today i found some time to install the engine and primary drive.
i was excited that the engine, after revision and a long time waiting, started with the recently tested injector.
however,, the engine is running uneven, although i do not give any throttle, the engine is revving high, stays there for a fe seconds, back to almost idling, and this repeats untill i mangae to shut it down.
i am afraid that i did something wrong with the governer system, although it did not seem complicated.
i hope this can be solved without getting the engine out of the frame etc.
Anyone a clue??
i was excited that the engine, after revision and a long time waiting, started with the recently tested injector.
however,, the engine is running uneven, although i do not give any throttle, the engine is revving high, stays there for a fe seconds, back to almost idling, and this repeats untill i mangae to shut it down.
i am afraid that i did something wrong with the governer system, although it did not seem complicated.
i hope this can be solved without getting the engine out of the frame etc.
Anyone a clue??
Re: uneven running
I cant remember what engine you have
sounds as though the engine is running away in bursts...
is the engine smoking excessively?
sounds as though the engine is running away in bursts...
is the engine smoking excessively?
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Re: uneven running
lubrication leaks inside engine to cylinder/injectionpump causes symtomps just like that. More common with turboed diesels whee turbo´s seals broke and it sucks oil to intake.
There might also be poor/blocked breathing hoses.
There might also be poor/blocked breathing hoses.
that should do it
Re: uneven running
or one of your valve stem seals is damaged (and oil is being pulled into cylinder)...
either way, you may have to remove the engine again (depending on how much room you have in the bike)
either way, you may have to remove the engine again (depending on how much room you have in the bike)
Re: uneven running
it has no valve stems (it is a yanclone)
i've reassebled everything with new seals and gaskets..
it is smoking, but i installed the piston with new rings with a lot of oil./
i've reassebled everything with new seals and gaskets..
it is smoking, but i installed the piston with new rings with a lot of oil./
Re: uneven running
it could be just burning off all the oil then
does using the throttle change how its running at all?
does using the throttle change how its running at all?
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Re: uneven running
Air leaks in your fuel system can cause some weirdness. Make sure all your hoses are sealed well.
Re: uneven running
Thanks all for the info.
when i've got some time and not riding my jawa, i will take out the fuel pump. i may have done something wrong wih the governer..
At least i've herad the engine again..
Will a dB killer in the baffler cost any power??
when i've got some time and not riding my jawa, i will take out the fuel pump. i may have done something wrong wih the governer..
At least i've herad the engine again..
Will a dB killer in the baffler cost any power??
Re: uneven running
yes, most likely...
but higher back pressure (caused by the DB killer) should increase torque a little...
but higher back pressure (caused by the DB killer) should increase torque a little...
Re: uneven running
Yes, got it solved..
the governer thingy did nog grasp the fuel pump thingy..
anyway, although i got a thicker shim in the injector (+0.25mm) it is hammering harder then ever!
Maybe because of the new piston rings??
If i didn't change the big end bearings, i would guess the bearings were absent!
Anyway, to put another gasket under the fuel pump cover, i need to get the engine out again..
So, i think i will mix with salad oil fist, look how things settle in.
the governer thingy did nog grasp the fuel pump thingy..
anyway, although i got a thicker shim in the injector (+0.25mm) it is hammering harder then ever!
Maybe because of the new piston rings??
If i didn't change the big end bearings, i would guess the bearings were absent!
Anyway, to put another gasket under the fuel pump cover, i need to get the engine out again..
So, i think i will mix with salad oil fist, look how things settle in.