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#29760 06/22/2004 2:32 AM
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I just rebuilt a 235. Got it started. But, there is a popping sound coming thru the carb.
It is steady, but not a consistant popping.
Anyone know what that might be?
My best guess is that the valves may need to be adjusted again.
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#29761 06/22/2004 2:39 AM
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Yeah , I did this once , had the valves too tight.
Go through them again (hot) and see how it runs.

#29762 06/22/2004 2:41 AM
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Sounds great. I'll give that a shot and see.
I adjusted them cold, as it was the first start up.
Thanks for the info.


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