Posted by pete_5959 on April 02, 2011 at 10:19:23 from (138.162.128.55):
In Reply to: Spun Bearing? posted by pete_5959 on April 02, 2011 at 08:08:01:
Original post: unlaoded my 52 H at a local show today. While it was idling I was stowing away the chains and the engine RPMs raced. I ran and killed the ignition switch. It will start but there is an audible clank!!! Any suggestions on where to start? Thank you.
Rustred...The RPM were higher than 1750. One poster says I should be able to determine by looking. I have the bottom opened up and I see nothing unusual. Mind you I am no master engine mechanic! No filings in pan, no broken pieces, and it all moves as it should. I would like to tackle as much of this as I can but do not want to get in deeper than I should. Thank you.
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