check valve
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From: Thunder Bay,
ON, CANADA
How far away should the check valve be from the engine. I suspect this could have some effect on the tank pressure. Am I right in thinking it should be as close as possible to the engine?
Also at what point do I change bearings/piston/sleeve or do I keep running the engine until there is a problem?
Also at what point do I change bearings/piston/sleeve or do I keep running the engine until there is a problem?
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You didn't mention which engine, but this should have no effect on any of the 4 strokes. The heli engine check valve distance is specified in the engine instruction sheet.
Dave
Dave
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If the engine still has good compression when it's hot, don't fool with the top end. If the bearings are rough feeling or noisy, it's time for a change.
Good Flying,
Dave
Good Flying,
Dave



