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Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement? [Re: engnbldr] #881774 04/20/08 05:03 PM

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

To the left, huh? That's bugging me. Could the sprocket be one tooth off without damaging any valves? If so, wouldn't that make the truck run like this? Also, last time I replaced a head, same thing happened. I went out to the garage every weekend and re-installed the dist. and re-adjusted the carbs (old triumphs had twin carbs) and one day, like magic, it worked (but it took a year).

I hate to go to the dealer if I don't have to but this quirky little stuff...thanks...Rusty

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more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	RustNeverSleeps	04/19/08 10:59 PM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	RustNeverSleeps	04/20/08 04:53 AM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	engnbldr	04/20/08 07:36 AM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	RustNeverSleeps	04/20/08 05:03 PM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	toyomorph	04/20/08 05:58 PM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	RustNeverSleeps	05/03/08 06:41 PM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	RustNeverSleeps	05/11/08 12:11 AM
Re: more on: rough running--new head--cam placement?	anotherjeff	05/12/08 06:51 AM

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