High EGTs at idle
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I know that when I bought my EGT gauge it was matched to the thermocouple. I wonder if you have the right thermocouple to gauge setup. I know the vendor sent you another but how did you check to see if it was somewhat accurate. You could always bring some water to boil and put the thermocouple in the boiling water to see what the gauge reads should be 212. This is not for complete accuracy but should be close.
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Unfortunately, didn't get to the valve lash today, a buddy conned me into doing his brakes so he could pass inspection. Gonna get to it tomorrow.
Relay93: Good idea on the boiling water thing, never thought of it. I'll have to give that a try too.
Stacks look clear, still blow out plenty of smoke. I also left the 100 extra feet of pyro probe wires intact.
Relay93: Good idea on the boiling water thing, never thought of it. I'll have to give that a try too.
Stacks look clear, still blow out plenty of smoke. I also left the 100 extra feet of pyro probe wires intact.
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Unfortunately, didn't get to the valve lash today, a buddy conned me into doing his brakes so he could pass inspection. Gonna get to it tomorrow.
Relay93: Good idea on the boiling water thing, never thought of it. I'll have to give that a try too.
Stacks look clear, still blow out plenty of smoke. I also left the 100 extra feet of pyro probe wires intact.
Relay93: Good idea on the boiling water thing, never thought of it. I'll have to give that a try too.
Stacks look clear, still blow out plenty of smoke. I also left the 100 extra feet of pyro probe wires intact.
100 feet?
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