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"iBoaterer" wrote in message ... There are ways, not ideal but there are ways to keep debris in the cylinder to minimum, first is liberal use of grease on the tap. ------------------------------------------------- I accidently dropped a small stainless steel lock washer into the carburetor of a Fiat 850 Coupe we had years ago. It was supposed to go under the wingnut that held the air filter cover on. It was dark, and when I went to put the cover on, I heard a little "tink", tink, tink". I didn't even think that it may have gone in the carb. Fired the engine up and within just a few seconds of running it caused enough damage to require the head to be removed and machined. |
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