Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

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Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

Postby quadro on Tue Apr 07, 2009 5:15 pm

What would cause the Cylinder head to rip out and let the air nozzle fall out? It also snapped the front of the tappet plate.

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Re: Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

Postby david23717 on Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:26 pm

what happened before you found that it was broke? this COULD be a broken tappet plate... or maybe something rattling around in there?
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Re: Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

Postby AZsharpshooter on Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:53 pm

I would say broken tappet plate of maybe factory flaw in the piston head.
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Re: Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

Postby KileyHAZ on Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:51 am

My guess would be a jammed barrel and explosive compression, but my mechbox skills are weak kimosabe...
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Re: Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

Postby azsworst on Wed Apr 08, 2009 3:33 pm

AZsharpshooter wrote:I would say broken tappet plate of maybe factory flaw in the piston head.



Tappet wouldn't do that, it would mean that the tappet plate would have to bend up/down/side to side, and it couldn't since it's between metal rail. As previously stated, would either be a faulty part, or the nasty result of a jam.
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Re: Reasoning for cylinder head malfunction

Postby AZsharpshooter on Wed Apr 08, 2009 4:39 pm

azsworst wrote:
AZsharpshooter wrote:I would say broken tappet plate of maybe factory flaw in the piston head.



Tappet wouldn't do that, it would mean that the tappet plate would have to bend up/down/side to side, and it couldn't since it's between metal rail. As previously stated, would either be a faulty part, or the nasty result of a jam.


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