[SEL] Novo Rollr and Maytag 72
Mark Shulaw
frappi at wcoil.com
Mon Jan 29 11:28:05 PST 2007
>>>I'd brought up the subject of how to turn one off. If one were to close
>>>the air way down to kill, wouldn't he be asking for fouled plugs? Friend
>>>wanted to know that.
>>> Rick in fairly nice Mt.
On a twin it is adviseable to open the air cap to starve it to a stop.
Since we usually are running the engines without a load they do not get as
hot as they would if working so carbon does tend to build up to soak up
that short burst of oiley fuel. Also many times they are generally run for
relatively short periods of time, not even getting hot. So Closing the cap
and choking it to a stop does somewhat increase the risk of fuel fouling
the plugs. Especially if incorrect oils are used like so many times
happens, Or if an engine is not in top notch condition compression and or
iginition wise. Your engines tollerance to abuse will decide a lot.
TTYL, Mark
Mark & Christine Shulaw
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