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wood 08-29-2017 05:29 PM

110 fz sudden stop and compression on every stroke
 
Hi all,

I just put a couple flights on running really good and smokey and had a sudden failure of some sort while in the air. Sounded like a glow plug popped out. I landed it perfectly.

So I checked glow plug and it is in there and looks like it is OK. I flipped it over and it seems like it has compression on every revolution. I did not spin it to start it up, but I did spin it fast without power to glow plug and it sounds very different.

Where do I start trouble shooting this one? I'm thinking of pulling the valve cover off and checking to see if I broke a rocker or something.

Thanks,
Wood

kenh3497 08-29-2017 06:02 PM

Sounds to me like a push rod slipped out of place or something similar. Valve train related in any case.

Ken

wood 08-30-2017 06:07 AM

broken rocker arm bolt
 
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So the rocker arm screw broke off and part of it is stuck in the head. It is a small screw, is there any way to get this out? Does this screw have RED thread locker on it from the factory?

What are my options here?

Thanks,
Darin

rgburrill 08-30-2017 12:50 PM

Get a very small easy out.

kenh3497 09-02-2017 08:32 PM

I would use a Dremel with a thin cut off wheel and make a slot across the screw. Then a small screwdriver should back it out.Some heat just before removal should soften any locking compound. Don't be afraid to get it good and hot. I would probably use a heat gun and not a torch to avoid damage to the valve springs. Safest would be to remove the head and disassemble the valves from the head then have at the screw .

Ken

PS. With the head removed heat could be applied from the piston side without fear of overheating the valve springs.


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