RunningRed
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Plus I could hear air blowing past the pistons on all of them but the engine was cold so that could have been why.
Glen in my post 20, that's a picture of the intake valve when it's open. They all look like there build up with carbon but the 1# cylinder intake valve is the worst. The valves themselves look good and so do the seats from what I can see on my inspection camera. Ofcourse that doesn't mean there isn't a bad spot where I can't see it.The valves with the bigger heads are the intake valves, the valves with the smaller heads are the exhaust valves.
I can't tell what your picture in post 20 is.
Below is a picture from TM Tractor Parts of a Cub engine block, you can see where the valves go in it.
The engine could have a burned valve, or burned valve seat, just possibilities.
Glen, the first part of the video was showing the cap moving. When you see the door IS when I had the cap open with my hand and I had the speaker of my phone up at the exhaust so you can hear it. The speaker on my phone isn't the best and I wanted to make sure the sound was heard. If you hear a static noise it's probably my speaker, but you can hear the thud or popping noise I was referring too.You don't show much of the exhaust pipe, most of the video is the door, I guess.
It would be nice to know how the engine sounds when you hold the exhaust cap fully open with your hand, so we don't hear the clicking of the cap.