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F-14 Starting Problem (little long)

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Dave Allgire

06-10-2016 14:43:59




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Due to excessive blowby and very little power to move itself, I replaced the sleeves, pistons, and rings with a 3 1/8 kit. I also had new valve guides put in the head. PROBLEM It ran for about 5 minutes, not good but it ran. I shut it off and now all it wants to do is backfire through the carb and does not want to fire like it should. The tractor WAS running before any work was done.

The magneto was NOT removed and the timing is correct at TDC.

The valves have been adjusted three times.

It now has new Autolite 3706 spark plugs.

It now has a new distributor cap and plug wires. I've verified the plug wires are NOT crossed.

The carb has been removed, cleaned, new float valve and seat. The fuel mixture screw was NOT adjusted.

I've installed a different magneto and still have the same results.

The crank and cam were NOT disturbed.

All of the valves are operating correctly and the intake and exhaust are closed when #1 is at TDC for timing

I've restored 2 F-12's and 3 F-14's and this one has me stumped. Knowing how the cam gear is fastened to the end of the cam and how it is driven from the crank I don't see how it could have gotten out of time. But is that what I need to do next? Pull the front cover and have a look? Any ideas?

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Charlie M

06-10-2016 17:52:44




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 Re: F-14 Starting Problem (little long) in reply to Dave Allgire, 06-10-2016 14:43:59  
Have you checked compression. If its a valve you won't have any compression on at least one cylinder and then you will know where to go next.If you took the engine to a shop how do you know they didn't take off the mag and put it back 180 degrees out of wack. I would make sure its firing on #1 cylinder.



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Dave Allgire

06-10-2016 17:20:33




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 Re: F-14 Starting Problem (little long) in reply to Dave Allgire, 06-10-2016 14:43:59  
My local machine shop that does all of my work just put in the valve guides because I thought I had a valve sticking. When I picked up the head, he pushed each valve down by hand. I'm ruling out sticking valves. In cranking the engine over (electric start) all of the valves operate correctly. They are adjusted to .015 cold.



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robgIN

06-10-2016 16:48:24




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 Re: F-14 Starting Problem (little long) in reply to Dave Allgire, 06-10-2016 14:43:59  
what kind of valve guides ? I also suspect sticking valves , I have had issues with Chinese valve guides don't know what they are putting in the metal but seem to expand way more than the originals when heated up , I had to ream them out sloppy loose to get them to quit sticking .



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36F30

06-10-2016 15:53:48




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 Re: F-14 Starting Problem (little long) in reply to Dave Allgire, 06-10-2016 14:43:59  
New valve guides were tight and are hanging the valves, galled up in the first run.



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notjustair

06-10-2016 16:40:43




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 Re: F-14 Starting Problem (little long) in reply to 36F30, 06-10-2016 15:53:48  
That would be why I don't run a new engine unless I am ready to run it an hour. With tight tolerances there is lots of friction and heat build up. If you run it for a while that eases. Before I made this change I ran an engine about that long and shut it down. It was locked up tight as a drum when I went to restart it. My engine guru at the time told me about this situation and got it unstuck, but I have thought of that advice every time since. That engine was still running last I knew but it had a bearing that had an elongated dowel pin hole because of it. There was about 1/6 of a turn on the crank where the bearing followed before the pin caught it. I'm with stuck valve(s).

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