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Super 66 is Smoking

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Super 66 Driver

09-03-2006 16:57:19




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I got our Super 66 out of the shed today and she started right up after sitting for over a year. Problem is, it's smoking pretty good, even after a long ride and running for quite a while. I'm seeing some oil seep out of #1 cylinder around the spark plug. Do I have some rings that aren't seated? What's the diagnosis? I've got all the heart to be a mechanic, just not much of the head! Thanks!

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jake4

09-05-2006 20:22:02




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 Re: Super 66 is Smoking in reply to Super 66 Driver, 09-03-2006 16:57:19  
I bought a 66 RC which haden't run 13yrs, the compression on the highest cyl was 60#. Took the plugs out sprayed PB Blaster, turned over daily and added more PB. In about 8 days the readings were over 90#, put gas in the rebuilt carb fired right up and has been a strong runner since.



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old

09-03-2006 18:11:03




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 Re: Super 66 is Smoking in reply to Super 66 Driver, 09-03-2006 16:57:19  
I would put some tranny fluid in the cylinders and let it sit a day or so. Then change the oil. The tranny fluid will clean up the cylinders and also unstick the rings which is what your problem probably is. Then take it out and make it do some work



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B-maniac

09-03-2006 17:29:53




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 Re: Super 66 is Smoking in reply to Super 66 Driver, 09-03-2006 16:57:19  
Could be one of two things or both. Rings stuck from sitting or rusty bores from sitting and rings cant seal properly. Change the oil,if you havn't already, and hook it to a disk or some other heavy load and work it hard for an hour or so.You have nothing to loose,it can only help it.



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