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Old 10-16-2008, 06:40 PM
grover grover is offline
 
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Default afterfire on mag check

performed one high speed taxi- - run-up was fine immediately prior. taxi'd back for departure, and did another run-up. when the mag was turned off, the plasma EI did fine. when the EI was cycled off then on, there were a couple of 'pops' in the exhaust. it has never done this before (new engine, has maybe .3 on it), and I'm suspecting it was running a bit rich & warm after the taxi test. anything to be concerned about? mag on left side, P2+ on the right side. FP, carb. 0360.
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Old 10-17-2008, 04:49 AM
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If it was a da da dull sound, I wouldn't worry to much. That is pretty common with new engines until the rings seat. But if it was loud bang type sound, I would investigate further. Maybe ignition problem but also could be a loose exhaust.
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