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Too Lean? Thats not good. Im like Homer Simpson when it comes to mechanical stuff, Can someone explain to me why this would make it have some Decel Popping. Thanks! Im not goin to respond to the jake brake till I figure out if some one is messin with me. LOL : )
Too Lean? Thats not good. Im like Homer Simpson when it comes to mechanical stuff, Can someone explain to me why this would make it have some Decel Popping. Thanks! Im not goin to respond to the jake brake till I figure out if some one is messin with me. LOL : )
Lean. Causes your engine to run just hotter so that you are hearing detonation.
Way too lean over time, and you will melt a hole in the piston top. I found that out with a 2 stroke ATV.............Twice
Mine did that after I had the 103 built, and it was happening at about 1900-2100 rpm's. When I asked the tuner to fix it he was telling me that when you go into a decel, the injector now closes because there is no fuel needed, and what you hear is the popping sound of the fuel shut off, and the louder the pipe you have the more noticeable it is.
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