well, you are right, white smoke is coolant, when it at low temperature
as i know, blue-white smoke means ur engine start to burn oil, it is a incipient stage
and grey-black smoke is a result of the gas mixture is not fully burning. maybe carb has some problem
whatever....
the point is... do you have some pics of your cousin?
Wrong on all counts.
Smoke due to leaky No1 valve seal. Not worth cost of disassemble to rectify.
A real mechanic should know that there is no need to run in a modern engine. Just start and ride gently till warm then take it to the power and give it some berries.
Problem not from fierce riding too much, more like ridden too much like akzle's cousin.
But just like when you have good women, having a good bike means everyone wants to ride and fuck with it when your not home and it ends up a bit ragged and smokey....
Govt gives you nothing because it creates nothing - Javier Milei
first, leaky seal would lead to smoke, which is a possible case. but not only leaky seal, scratched cylinder or piston ring would lead to smoke too~
and... did you ever change the piston rings? piston ring is not a regular circle. after rings changed, you need to run in the new rings to match the shape of the cylinders.
whatever... i agree with the last paragraph! we buy bikes, because we want to fuck with them. just like to fuck good women. more fierce, more fun.
Tai Poutini polytech does a automotive trades course as do most other Polytechs not sure re overseas students though
http://www.tpp.ac.nz/
You can sit your exam here online... pop quiz
1) Customer arrives instore claiming warranty defect on bike, what do you say?
2) Do you charge more or less for the same oil in workshop that customer could buy out front in store?
3) Name five miscelleanous parts you can safely add to any service invoice even though not used?
4) What is best to quieten big end bearings on bike that is nearly out of warranty, Cement, sand or Wynns StopWhine?
5) What is suitable substitute for fork oil if out of stock Shampoo, Diesel or Macs Gold
6) How many hours should ,you leave customers headlights burning to test battery performance?
7) What is the golden ratio to multiply actual hours worked to hours invoiced?
Govt gives you nothing because it creates nothing - Javier Milei
Sorry you need to reenrol and pay the fees for course stage 2 and 3 again.
Just like the customers brakes you must bleed them dry several times before telling them to fuck off.
Its a cornerstone of bad business that you need to pillage as much as possible when no chance of repeat business.
Govt gives you nothing because it creates nothing - Javier Milei
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