engine help?

[stars]

yeah i unscrewed the four bolt on the head here a picture what im talking about

 

[2door]

The cylinder head is toast. You'll have to replace it. How did that happen?

Tom

 

[stars]

lol i have no clue i this my first time taking that apart. i will replace that tho. does anything look wrong base on the pictures & the video

 

[GearNut]

Holy cow! What happened to it that caused that?
Was it a bad one from the factory?

 

[stars]

lol i have no clue but i can actually still use this. is it perferred to still use? it still fits on

 

[GearNut]

The cylinder looks good but I highly recommend lapping the head gasket surface of the cylinder, replacing the head gasket and lapping the gasket surface of the new cylinder head before you replace it.

To make parts sourcing easier, when you order a new head, get a new cylinder base gasket and head gasket along with it.

 

[GearNut]

The 2 stroke cylinder head is not a 2 piece part. Your "split head" is trashed.
It will never work correctly again.

 

[stars]

ok thanks i will replace it Asap. mean while any ideals fixing my bike starting with what i was stating in the video?

 

[stars]

once i replace then i can move forward

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Stars it may have come from the factory that way. However if you don't have a speedometer and tachometer these bikes are really easy to over rev. Especially coming down steep hills or going down long grades. Its very easy to get caught up in the excitement of going fast. A tach is the only way to know a 100% what your engine's rpm is.

 

[allen standley]

10 or 15 bucks for a cylinder head is much better than tearing the engine down for seal or case gasket replacement. Whew!!! I never saw that coming. Good luck to ya! Oh by the way thank your lucky "stars".

 

[stars]

hey i just found out my cylinder head was the problem! it was cracked & once i replaced it. i can lock & freewheel my bike now. thanks guys