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All 3 between 135-140 psiAs always, the first step is a compression test.-----Post the actual values here.
Not sure howAll 3 between 135-140 psi
not sure how to check cyl sleeve, but when I removed bottom plug, drenched w raw fuel. Will start, idle very rough, stalls. I removed wire from bottom cyl., no difference at all, replaced wire, no differenceDoes spark jump a gap of at least 3/8" on each lead?-----Carburetor orifice plugs confirmed clean ?----That item is found in the bottom of the float bowl.---Reed valves checked?----Checked if cylinder sleeve rotated.----Rare but it does happen.
5007420-VROPart # of the fuel pump that is on this motor?
And all 3 plugs arc across the 3/8” gap to ground5007420-VRO
After reading about CC compression I have to assume it’s ok as it will start & run on 2 cylinders, will stall if just let it idle. I originally believed bottom plug wet w fuel but not so sure on that now. After replacing ignition parts, I put in and backed of trailer, knew immediately, down a cyl. But it ran to load back on trailer. Would fire up now on 2 cylinders. I’m baffledUse google to learn about this elusive concept of crankcase compression.
The motor has THREE separate crankcases.----If there is an issue
did not realize that how do I test that?The motor has THREE separate crankcases.----If there is an issue with one----
Ok, thanks for info & adviceI think it is best for you to find a shop to diagnose issues with that 1 cylinder.