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Ak

07-15-2003 19:52:03




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On my WD i have this weird noise when i throttle off Its kinda like a gargling sound and it lets a big flame out of muffler




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Sean W

07-17-2003 11:32:18




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 Re: WD Allis ? in reply to Ak, 07-15-2003 19:52:03  
Any engine will do that if you throttle off too fast. You always want to move the throttle slow when slowing the engine down. Especially after a hard pull, there are hot carbon deposits in it, and they can come off when throttling down too fast.



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Dave K

07-17-2003 09:50:57




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 Re: WD Allis ? in reply to Ak, 07-15-2003 19:52:03  
To me that's just the way a WD is. We have had them new from the dealer and they always back off like that if you close the throttle quickly. In particular if rolling down the road in 4th and shut down the throttle they will do that. As to the hot muffler mentioned if you work a WD hard, like plowing at night the whole manifold and muffler get red and that is with correct timing and fuel.



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Bryan Smith

07-16-2003 09:11:04




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 Re: WD Allis ? in reply to Ak, 07-15-2003 19:52:03  
Might want to check your timing - may be a little off. That's a start, anyway. If the timing's off enough you get a *really* hot muffler and you can see some flame during normal operation at night. Some folks moved the timing on these to hide a knock in the engine when they sell one - and it works, but the engine problem is still there. Buddy of mine had one like that - ended up polishing the crank and shimming one of the rod bearings, I think. Hope that doesn't show up on yours - many times it's just mis-timed by accident, ignorance of previous owner, or jarring/movement over time.

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steve

07-16-2003 16:14:35




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 Re: Re: WD Allis ? in reply to Bryan Smith, 07-16-2003 09:11:04  
gargling noise can also be a mild form of backfire. this can be timing or excess fuel (gasoline) due to improper jets or adjustment. carburetor overhaul / inspection might be a possibility.



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