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Looking for help with my Colt. Air is blowing back from carb to
The air intake cleaner. And spitting oil out of the bowl up the stack doesn't happen in idle just when working. The compression of the cylinders are all 120. Any help or direction would be appreciated
 
(quoted from post at 04:43:47 06/18/23) One or more valves are sticking OPEN as engine heats up. Have seen it happen several time years ago at the MF dealer I worked for.
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Do you think spraying valve cleaner and running seafoam through might help dislodge any buildup or should I take the cover off and inspect valves
 
I see ur asking again down here. U have good info to go
by in your other post from a couple days ago. What have
u done so far. ???when given info follow the info and
report back each time u have checked things off the list.
To todays question yes add some mystery oil or atf to the
fuel dump in one guard. I said to conferm your tune up
specs first thing then proceed to checking valves. Have u
done anything?? And if you cant do it find someone who
can help u.
 
(reply to post at 07:36:47 06/19/23)
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No offence rustred but alot of your information was not accurate or made little to no sense so I'm trying to get some better advice thanks for your time but it's ok if you don't comment!
 

By the way... I sprayed alot of valve cleaner and seafoam into carb and she's running alot better... The popping is still there but when I pull the choke it goes away... Unsure why that would be exactly
 
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