I've tried with Start Ya bastard, gets so close to starting but just no cigar. Thinking it's plugs but can't be sure without getting to them unfortunately! And nope it's not a white one, she's a red one with a facelift, and only done 18k km but has been sitting and occasionally started over the years.just a pain in the ass without the right tools!
Absolutely no rubbishing CRC at all....just directly aimed at you, you completely prove every time you know sweet FA.
5.56 CRC is a lubricant for slow moving pivoting parts etc and definitely not for lubricating an internal combustion engine.
Honestly give a real laugh....what's your trade??
ha 1st time it came into the shop was just a basic top to bottom service, 2nd time was service, wof which included fork seals plus some minor bits n pieces. 3rd time valve seals & couple of other bits, and the 4th time I saw it was another full service![]()
That was 8yrs or so back so god knows what treatment it's had since then
try larger than normal throttle opening with starting fluid as these fluids seem to like way more air to work well.
also the kms on the bike may be more than on the odo so the starter motor may be worn and drawing
too much power. have you tried the good old push start with a dose of starting fluid?
riding history into the future since ages ago.
State exactly what actual issue would the CRC spayed down the bore fix ..... ?????????
You listed a number of uses for the product. Which one of those uses be the probable issue on the bike .. ???
A rusty bore maybe ... ???
CRC dispels water ... leaking head gasket maybe ... ?? might need more than one can for that.
The OP didn't say it was squeaking ... so that's out. And I doubt if there's much tar in the bore ...
And I can't imagine lubrication (lack of) is the issue.
If being "Technically minded" ... means spraying CRC 5.56 everywhere ...![]()
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
Well the OP has said it isn't the white bugger that lived in DC-town so that's solved that
But in context of the white one.....it was 230000km plus & counting when I saw it last so 8yrs later it's probably done it's dash anyhow. The owner wasn't anywhere near mechanically minded either but knew full well no fiddle with things he didn't understand.
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FFS you're so thick you don't even realise what you did with your magic can when you say you got this imaginary bike of you had started on all cylinders with it
Spraying the likes of start ya bastard directly into cylinders will & does act like a severe detergent in the combustion chamber....it pools in the lowest point of the chamber, washes the bore & rings in that area and causes blow-by, next thing there's scoring in that area...continued act of doing this with fuck the bores quick smart.
It's meant to be used externally to the intake tracts of the airbox or pre-cleaner etc
meter reader huh![]()
She's done genuine low kms luckily, just hoping the rings etc haven't perished from sitting too long! If I can't sort it tomorrow I'll try mail my compression tester down along with my sockets to pull the plugs and go from there. Really hoping replacing them will just do the trick...
5secs of spraying that shit into a confined area will leave an amount close to a tablespoon full of liquid
The only way you got away with getting that engine started doing that with CRC was you were temporarily upping the compressionjust the same principle as squirting some oil in the bores for a leakdown or compression test.
for a wee experiment for yourself on a flat surface pour two wee amounts of oil, on the 1st spray some start ya bastard or engine start and on the 2nd spray some 5.56...take note of what happens to both, then imagine what happens when a more concentrated amount of each does to a very fine film of oil on a hardened surface
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