Well I made one to day for 30$ dam! Little thing expensive have to wait till after work to checkbut one q I have is how do I block exhaust port with stock exhaust
high rev?
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yeah, they are helpful tools. I bought mine for 25 so either way your right about what it wouldve cost. Test it and dont start it until you do!
You can buy rubber plugs from a hardware store to block the port.
Another way is by removing the pipe, placing a bit of old rubber inner tube over the flange and re fitting the pipe. This way is a bit fiddly and will not work with all pipes.
You can also remove the flange and use the inner tube as a blocker between flange and jug, by bolting the flange back on.
Another way is by removing the pipe, placing a bit of old rubber inner tube over the flange and re fitting the pipe. This way is a bit fiddly and will not work with all pipes.
You can also remove the flange and use the inner tube as a blocker between flange and jug, by bolting the flange back on.
ok performed test and found the leak its at the reeds but my gasket looks good no breaks at all? is there suppose to be a gasket between the intake and the reed cage or is it just metal??
Do not make the mistake of over tightening the bolts, it can cause warpage of the cage.
Tighten them evenly to 5.8 ft lbs.
Tighten them evenly to 5.8 ft lbs.
yes might as well replace the other one to just to be sure its sealed and wat is rtv? is that like liquid gasket i have that
just rememberd i have another gasket unopened in my parts bin
im going to go install right now and see if it seals
im going to go install right now and see if it sealsjust rememberd i have another gasket unopened in my parts bin
Sooooooooo did you get it all fixed up?
FYI i always run 2 gaskets and use hondabond/yamabond instead of rtv.
well no kinda mad thought i had another gasket but i dont so got to wait till mornin to run to local parts shop and see if they have one in stock. but im loving this little leak tester i would of never fixed this thing without it. thanks guys for finaly harassing me into building one
kinda mad thought i had another gasket but i dont so got to wait till mornin to run to local parts shop and see if they have one in stock. but im loving this little leak tester i would of never fixed this thing without it. thanks guys for finaly harassing me into building one
well no
The harrasment comes at a cost, you have to promise that you will harress as many peeps as you can to do the same.
A leak down tester in the workshop, is even more important than a slab of beer.
haha will do they are really helpfull. just a quick q is it a blaster problem with all these leaks or is it a 2 stroke in general that get air leaks? just wondering im a curious fellow
There are a lot of other 2 strokes that suffer leak problems, it is not specific to Blasters.
There are some gaskets in circulation that are typically leaky, crankshaft seals leak without due warning, and rubber carby boots crack.
A leak test should be written into the 6 monthly maintainence list.
There are some gaskets in circulation that are typically leaky, crankshaft seals leak without due warning, and rubber carby boots crack.
A leak test should be written into the 6 monthly maintainence list.
Just thought I should let u guys know I got it sealed up now got to wait till after work to start it thanks so much for your help u guys are amazing
