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Long term tinkerer... ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,879 Joined: 7-April 03 From: Lyons, CO Member No.: 529 ![]() |
Hey all,
Starting a new thread here... I'd like to get some advice please. Here's the scoop: New motor. 9:1 2056 w/ceramic coated euro race headers. Stock D-jet and stock ignition. Running on Brad Penn break-in oil. Two shake down drives for break-in (varying rpm and load, staying out of WOT and mostly below 4k rpm), and they both have the same basic symptoms. The oil temps get too high and idle turns to cr*p. Drive one: 75 degree ambient, 40 minutes driving. head temps vary between 250-275, never higher than 300. Oil temps climbed to 230, and once hot won't idle worth a damn. - backed off ignition advance to stock, was running at 30 degrees. Capped vacuum retard hose, seemed to idle better without. (mistake?) Drive two: 85 degree ambient, 25 minutes driving. Head temps vary between 250-300, never higher. Oil temp went to 250. Hot idle just plain sucked. I know I need to get a wideband on there to figure out what the mixture is doing, but if the mixture was going lean, I'd expect to see excessive head temps right? Can the oil temp simply be a tight motor on light oil? It doesn't seem right though. Help? Advice? Suggestions? Last thing I want to do is lunch this motor. -Josh2 |
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Long term tinkerer... ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,879 Joined: 7-April 03 From: Lyons, CO Member No.: 529 ![]() |
Learning experience here... cliche central.
you get what you pay for... no such thing as a free lunch... buy cheap, buy twice... want something done right, do it yourself... My friend was well meaning, and I really greatly appreciate his work. But there are enough questions about the measurements made during the build (even one would be too many), that I have no choice but to pull the motor and tear it down. Hopefully, it means nothing more than adding the right shims to get enough deck height and valve clearance. But suffice to to say, it's gotta happen before I turn the key again. Here's what I have gathered... Deck height: 0.010 - 0.012 per inch of bore. That means at LEAST 0.037 deck height up to a minimum of 0.045. That is way more than the 0.016 that was measured. -Josh2 |
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