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Old 06-18-2009, 10:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Angry checking compression release on 14.5 b &s

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Lots of question on intek motors not turning over, like to much compression. I have been working on mine for a week,this is a list of what i have done.
1. checked fly wheel and key
2. changed starter
3. replaced battery
4. checked voltage when starting (9.6)
5. adjusted valves .003 intake .005 exhust
6. replaced cam shaft (looked good not wore replaced any way)
7. checked compression 150 psi
8. adjust exhust valve till compresion guage read 120 psi

started good,about 10 times than same old problem.is there a compression release and if so how do i check it and can i adjust it? please help me!
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Old 06-19-2009, 07:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: checking compression release on 14.5 b &s

Hi and welcome to the forum

If it started 10 times and the 11th time it did not, maybe battery voltage was to low.

The compression release is built into the cam shaft.

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Remove the valve cover then rotate the engine over by hand until you reach top dead center compression stroke, Then remove the spark plug. Once at TDC insert a small screw driver in the plug hole touching the piston and rotate clockwise past TDC until you see the screw driver move down inside the hole 1/4". Now loosen the jam screw in the center of the adjustment nut and adjust to .005-.007(?)" both intake and exhaust. Hold the adjuster nut with your wrench while tightening the jam screw. It may take a couple times to get it right because when tightening the jam screw it could throw the adjustment out so check after tightening.
http://www.lawnsite.com/archive/index.php/t-174278.html

Let know how it works out for you.

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Re: checking compression release on 14.5 b &s

Look at all grounds and cables and connections. Try jumping a good car battery straight to the starter.

Is the valve clearance staying the same? I've seen rocker studs come loose.

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