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Re: what considerations? starting H after rebuild
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Posted by riverbend on April 16, 2005 at 18:50:54 from (208.160.34.251):
In Reply to: what considerations? starting H after rebuild posted by arod on April 16, 2005 at 13:26:47:
Take the spark plugs out and turn it over until the oil pressure comes up. Don't let it slow idle for the first 20 minutes. Look for leaks, adjust the carb, etc. Spend an hour working it harder and harder until it gets warmed up. You might have to put a woven bag or something over the radiator it get it up to temperature. Let it cool off and retorque the head. Get it warmed up again and adjust the valves.
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