engine repair??
#1
Thread Starter
Tech Initiate
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 35
From: san francisco ca.
hi rc world need answers,i have ofna .12s engine that was in my parking lot car and after break in it blow people said it had no compression that was3 season ago. been out for a season had to sale all my good cars and stock over the last few yaers to pay bills!now im back on my feet and getting back in just got a new kyosho for my bday from my wife sorry my boss
all i kept was my parking lot car pulled it out so i can get the filling back and practice before i put my new baby on the track! toke this engine apart but i do not see any thing wrong help if a engine loss compression what do i do

all i kept was my parking lot car pulled it out so i can get the filling back and practice before i put my new baby on the track! toke this engine apart but i do not see any thing wrong help if a engine loss compression what do i do
#2
hi rc world need answers,i have ofna .12s engine that was in my parking lot car and after break in it blow people said it had no compression that was3 season ago. been out for a season had to sale all my good cars and stock over the last few yaers to pay bills!now im back on my feet and getting back in just got a new kyosho for my bday from my wife sorry my boss
all i kept was my parking lot car pulled it out so i can get the filling back and practice before i put my new baby on the track! toke this engine apart but i do not see any thing wrong help if a engine loss compression what do i do


all i kept was my parking lot car pulled it out so i can get the filling back and practice before i put my new baby on the track! toke this engine apart but i do not see any thing wrong help if a engine loss compression what do i do

#5
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Posts: 1,807
From: Virginia
Why not send your cylinder sleeve to Rays for
a pinch. Include the piston with the rod still
attached when you send it in for repair. The
process doesn't cost much and will restore
the compression for many more gallons of run
time.
a pinch. Include the piston with the rod still
attached when you send it in for repair. The
process doesn't cost much and will restore
the compression for many more gallons of run
time.



can this be fixed buy putting a new crank&piston r just the piston set?
