Hello guys,
seems I have very special moments on my way of turning my Bird back to life. Today I got to the garage after 2 weeks and wasn't able to start the engine. The engine turned but veeery slowly. Seemed it had hard time to spin. The battery is 100% OK.
During the two weeks we were facing heavy rains all over the country and I would say the Bird was exposed to a very high level of humidity during that time. Not sure if that matters but during that time the air filter was taken out leaving the carburetor uncovered and exposed.
Is it possible that the engine sucked the humidity from the air and hydro-locked? And if so, is there any other way of fixing it than taking it out and apart completely?
seems I have very special moments on my way of turning my Bird back to life. Today I got to the garage after 2 weeks and wasn't able to start the engine. The engine turned but veeery slowly. Seemed it had hard time to spin. The battery is 100% OK.
During the two weeks we were facing heavy rains all over the country and I would say the Bird was exposed to a very high level of humidity during that time. Not sure if that matters but during that time the air filter was taken out leaving the carburetor uncovered and exposed.
Is it possible that the engine sucked the humidity from the air and hydro-locked? And if so, is there any other way of fixing it than taking it out and apart completely?
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