This melt down just might have me stumped..

Roseand

The Weaponizer
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Freshly redone OCD solutions coil with brand new wires and boots and terminals, stock modified cdi. There are no symptoms of anything, just wierd plug readings lol
 

Roseand

The Weaponizer
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How come it can't be like this in the rear cylinder so it would be a dead giveaway for what happened when it siezed?!?! Then I would definitely be inclined to think I had messed up reeds! Haha. Just more confusion that it's the front cylinder being lean now lol.
Holeshot suggested that there's maybe a possibility I have a slight slight air leak in the reed assembly area(not the reeds themselves).
 

Roseand

The Weaponizer
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Wisconsin
Doesn't lose pressure for as long as I let it be. And ive tested it probably 3 different times within the past 10 hours of ride time. Always holds a solid 10 psi for over 20 minutes. But an internal air leak wouldn't show on a pressure tester. Pressure test just shows crank seals, base gasket, head gasket, intake gaskets, etc.
 

Big Kahuna

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Tuscaloosa, AL
Doesn't lose pressure for as long as I let it be. And ive tested it probably 3 different times within the past 10 hours of ride time. Always holds a solid 10 psi for over 20 minutes. But an internal air leak wouldn't show on a pressure tester. Pressure test just shows crank seals, base gasket, head gasket, intake gaskets, etc.
Please explain how an internal air leak would not show on a pressure test? A leak is a leak.......
 

Big Kahuna

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Tuscaloosa, AL
On a low pressure test. If you plugged motor at the top of the manifold. The reads are not going to act as a seal. They will not cause the cases to hold pressure. The pressure is held at the point you blocked off the intake track. How many tanks do you have on the new piston?
 
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