Oh boy, I did I mess up my valve adjustment.

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  • waterman

    #16
    Glad to hear you got it out. I would have either tried to blow it out with compressed air or vacuum it out with shop vac.

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    • 1_v8_merc

      #17
      Glad you got it out!

      My idea was to use an air compressor to blast the zip tie out, if it was sitting on the piston.

      Then put a couple drops of oil down the cylinder afterwords, just incase the air caused the walls to get "too" dry.

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      • legaleli

        #18
        I would have put it back together, closed my eyes reeeealy tight, hit the start button and prayed.

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        • tkent02
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          • Jan 2006
          • 35571
          • Near South Park

          #19
          I'm sure a minute or two at wide open throttle would have gotten rid of it. One way or the other.
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          • schroedingersbaby

            #20
            Originally posted by tkent02
            I'm sure a minute or two at wide open throttle would have gotten rid of it. One way or the other.
            I don't think that would have quite worked

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            • tom203
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              • Aug 2010
              • 8925
              • Norway,Maine

              #21
              I don't think that would have quite worked

              It would burn/melt instantly at combustion temp!
              1981 gs650L

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