Leak down test spark plug
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have you tried tightening it a bit more, the aluminium crush washer should seal it unless your head has a defect, maybe try a new plug, could try a little bit of silicone around the washer, but not too much you might seal it in for good,
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I'd try a new plug an crush the washer down to suit.
Failing that a little grease to try to create a seal...
But if its that bad i'd be looking to get the seat machined flat..
Failing that a little grease to try to create a seal...
But if its that bad i'd be looking to get the seat machined flat..
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when i built my ts1 engine i put the champion plug in that rayspeed recommends and did my leak test all ok apart from that plug changed to ngk and no more leak never used a champion since
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This was a NGK Gary .garry inglis wrote: ↑Sun May 27, 2018 4:18 pm when i built my ts1 engine i put the champion plug in that rayspeed recommends and did my leak test all ok apart from that plug changed to ngk and no more leak never used a champion since
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Try a another plug and test and when that's ok test another one and keep as a spare as once engine is in the bike we really don't test them anymore
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