Hey all, for a while now my Voodoo expansion chamber has been spitting out a muddy brown substance all over my rear forks. Any idea what this indicates? I also notice that my engine seems to be skipping sparks (ignites) sometimes. I'm running a stock plug and CDI, but I know I'm leaking a tiny bit out of my exhaust gasket. but the spit mud problem was occurring before that
Muffler has the runs?
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That's the first thing I thought of!! It sounds like he's using too much oil in the gas. :/
a too-short kickstand could dump one carb bowl worth of fuel into the motor even with the petcock turned off (leaky petcock could do that too)
starting the motor could push raw fuel to the muffler where it would act as solvent to remove rust from baffles and spill on ground
rush of fuel to the spark plug at startup could leave the plug a bit fouled
I'd check all this first before tearing anything down.
starting the motor could push raw fuel to the muffler where it would act as solvent to remove rust from baffles and spill on ground
rush of fuel to the spark plug at startup could leave the plug a bit fouled
I'd check all this first before tearing anything down.
i agree with norm and tom. sounds like it's too rich. a little bit of unburnt fuel naturally comes out of a two stroke, unless you're using oils designed to run at 100:1.
if it's muddy brown, there's probably rust in the pipe.
if it's muddy brown, there's probably rust in the pipe.
I've tried moving the C clip up and it bogs like crazy, same with another notch down. I just tried a new SBP gasket, SPB lead wire and Iridium plug but I'm still having troubles...
You didn't answer our question: How much oil are you putting in the fuel?
If you're running that 16:1 ratio that the instructions tell you to use, it's too much oil.
That's probably why you're seeing it coming out of the exhaust. It is also why your engine isn't running well.
Tom
If you're running that 16:1 ratio that the instructions tell you to use, it's too much oil.
That's probably why you're seeing it coming out of the exhaust. It is also why your engine isn't running well.
Tom
