I checked the spark plugs on my Dasa 1100 yesterday to check the tune and found tiny water droplets on one spark plug. Pulled the head off and the dome had larger drops. The other dome was dry. Anyway, my guess is water is entering the cylinder at the exhaust manifold as the o-rings were fine. Am I missing something? Thanks
Water entering front cylinder...
- Thread starter Super7
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- Charlotte, NC
Pressure test the engine to find the source of your leak is about all you can do.
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- Long Beach, CA
I'd retorque and throw it on the hose for an extended period, crank up the water pressure, see if it happens again.
I did and it looks like that corrected it.
Now I get to deal with an odd no spark and or weak spark on one cylinder. Really strange…
I installed a new MSD coil and MSD enhancer and no luck.
Hopefully I’ll get it sorted out today so I can make it to Pismo soon.
Thanks for your help.
Quinc
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- California
Those ada heads need a little more torque compared to an oem head. Also ditch the msd coil and go with a kawasaki coil from @JetManiac
Thank you.
BTW—I decided to pull the flywheel off to see if there is anything wrong in there. Do you suggest pulling the motor or just leave it in the hull for that job?
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
You can pull the flywheel in the hull and do the work in the hull but it's easier to access the stator out of the hull.
That’s what I figured.
Thanks again.