Engine Trouble
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A few years ago my dad got me a Volcano S30 (SH .18 Engine) as a present, and I just finished breaking it in when one of the controller arms broke. So it sat inside for a year or so until i picked it up again, and fixed it. The engine was a little tricky to get running, but i can get to run, problem is when I go full throttle. I can roll through the throttle up to about half and then any further and it just kinda cuts and dies. When I hit about 1/8th throttle it gives off a trail of a good trail of smoke so I dont think its too lean. Past 1/2 throttle it jusy kinda gives one last puff of smoke and the engine cuts. I tried tuning it leaner with HSP needle slowly and the problem just slowly gets worse as i lean it, cutting at a lower rpm. And going any richer it just doesnt want to idle properly and will die and then wont start until I lean the HSP needle but to where it was. Any suggestions would be welcomed, thanks! FYI I have new gas and a new glow plug. (Sorry if this the wrong cars subform to post this on, im new on this site.)
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From: 1/2 hour due west of Allentown,Pennsylvania
Check your plug,It might be the problem.Or,maybe you should find out what kind of fuel it calls for. Such a small engine,you might be running to much oil in your mix,and not enough nitro,or just plain methenol. One last thing,Check the ports where the fuel enters the combustion chamber. I really think you have a problem with your oil mix. I might be wrong,but I thought I would just mention it.
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Check your plug,It might be the problem.Or,maybe you should find out what kind of fuel it calls for. Such a small engine,you might be running to much oil in your mix,and not enough nitro,or just plain methenol. One last thing,Check the ports where the fuel enters the combustion chamber. I really think you have a problem with your oil mix. I might be wrong,but I thought I would just mention it.
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A two stroke is a simple engine,no matter what the size. You need fuel,air,and spark. If not an oil problem,make shure your high speed port is clean. These holes are extremely small. Use a fine peice of wire to clean out. You might have a defective needle valve. It might no be closeing all the way. I would have to have it here to figure it out. Check all your gaskets. Let me know how it goes.
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One more thing I forgot to mention, If this is used on a plane,Maybe your prop is to big,causing your engine to work to hard. Get back to me,I'm curious about this.
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A two stroke is a simple engine,no matter what the size. You need fuel,air,and spark. If not an oil problem,make shure your high speed port is clean. These holes are extremely small. Use a fine peice of wire to clean out. You might have a defective needle valve. It might no be closeing all the way. I would have to have it here to figure it out. Check all your gaskets. Let me know how it goes.
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