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17-09-15, 17:20
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Try this.....
Mike if you suspect that maybe part of the overhead assembly is noisy/dry.... while the engine is running dribble extra oil on the rockers..... one piston at a time .... and listen for noise going away......
Have you tried, while runing the engine, removing one spark plug wire at a time to see if there is a noise difference...... if one piston pin or bottom bearing is loose the noise may lessen if the cylinder is not firing. Good luck
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada 
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