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Are there any? My motor developed a slight ticking noise in the left bottom end. I have the top end apart and bearings look fine. What I can see in the bottom looks good. The left side of the head and top of that piston have some dents around the edge... Assumed a reed broke and sucked through but they're intact and look perfect. I'd like to have everything checked out by someone with the proper instruments and competence. :-D

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Maybe dent is too strong a word... something really tiny went through and left small indentions/pecks... I want to have the bottom end tolerances checked. For exactly what sstaton said. I mean the bearings feel good but I doubt I would feel a few thousandths of extra play. :-)

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I'm 4-4 1/2 hours south of St Louis. 45 minutes west of Memphis. I was hoping there was somebody fairly close but I understand that's asking a lot in this geographical area. :-D I'll send it to a sponser if I need to.

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Did you take that picture in the dark? Best I can tell it looks like something let go. It usually only gets one side though. What did the spark plugs look like? Burnt? Smashed? Porcelain gone?

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Did you take that picture in the dark? Best I can tell it looks like something let go. It usually only gets one side though. What did the spark plugs look like? Burnt? Smashed? Porcelain gone?

It was actually in direct sunlight. I guess the phone autofocus'd... both plugs looked fine. It was running great too. Started getting dark and pulled up to my trailer...as it was idling I heard a slight ticking noise. Figured it'd be better to investigate it than grenade it. But aside from the indentions on top, everything bearing-wise feels and looks fine.

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