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Naw, just some common sense!
Has anyone have a brand new OEM stihl piston explode within seconds of the first start?
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John from Cle Elum
At some point a decision will have to be made.
Take a hard look to see if one of the bearings lost a needle. It looks a lot like failure I had. Top end of the piston and rings broke right at the exhaust port. In my case then bearing failure was obvious.
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Are you "chitting" me, have you ever seen a piston eat it self like that with no foreign matter found. I like to talk facts instead of my ass....but that might just be the way I operate instead of trolling. Dont get me wrong, everyone makes mistakes but this was not a matter of debris falling through the intake or the exhaust manifold.
You must live in the perfect world where mishaps (I dont want to say accidents because you could twist that into your own words) dont happen....right? Have you ever seen a V6 throw a rod? Have you ever dealt with a company that'll warranty theres work even after the customer has ignored there recalls after 345hrs?
I highly doubt it, so if I was you I could see myself spending my time in a more beneficial way than trying to put others down instead of trying to belittle them with childish outburst because your family neglected you.
Sorry, not SORRY
AND THATS FOR HARLEY T SINCE THE QUOTE ISNT ACTING APPROPRIATELY
I'll be flushing the carb and all its key passages tmmrw, I have it next to my tool bag so I'll make sure to pick it up and give it a good check before I clock in
You must live in the perfect world where mishaps (I dont want to say accidents because you could twist that into your own words) dont happen....right? Have you ever seen a V6 throw a rod? Have you ever dealt with a company that'll warranty theres work even after the customer has ignored there recalls after 345hrs?
I highly doubt it, so if I was you I could see myself spending my time in a more beneficial way than trying to put others down instead of trying to belittle them with childish outburst because your family neglected you.
Sorry, not SORRY
AND THATS FOR HARLEY T SINCE THE QUOTE ISNT ACTING APPROPRIATELY
I'll be flushing the carb and all its key passages tmmrw, I have it next to my tool bag so I'll make sure to pick it up and give it a good check before I clock in
GSully23
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I'm just curious, where did your common sense originate?
What's made you an expert on 2 cycle engines?
I'm not going to ask why you think your the cream of the crop because I can tell from you sig that you know your a jokester, but may I ask what you do for as a career.....honestly I'm just curious and wondering why you look down on so many others that might not have as many post as you.
He does know what he is doing actually and he is good at it. But I can say he must have had bad experiences with a lot of people that made him this way. Harley take it easy on the new guys.
And: I’d have dug that lump out of there just to see WTH it is.
Piston ring broke, snagged on the transfer port and went through the top of the piston. Try to fit a ring into the channel at the top of the piston. Good fit? Bingo
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And laughing at his own posts that he quoted! Hey it’s all good, but there is the edit function so there’s not 9 short posts in a row!:****you:
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can we have a pic of the inside of the air filter cover please?
That would do it,but he would have to notice that when trying to put the cover on,no?
Hey Brad! Thanks for the zoomed photo! I stand corrected! Yep, that was definitely a result of foreign material in that transfer! No doubt in my mind anymore! My first thought is that the object would be in the muffler....but I doubt it even had the opportunity to get past the transfer port as evidenced by the lack of cylinder damage. Seems it would just about have to be in the crank case unless it fell to the floor during disassembly.
Came here to say this, had to read the whole thread to make sure I wasn't repeating somebody.
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The piston assy. wasn't defective, it hit something metal "HARD".
It is plain to see.
What it hit, well, it is hard to tell from over here, but it isn't a defective piston.
It is plain to see.
What it hit, well, it is hard to tell from over here, but it isn't a defective piston.
I can see my Stihl rep now if I told him that I wanted it covered under warrantee on account the piston blew up lol
Mine would say Ethanol in my gas maybe .
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