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Topic: 1936 oliver hart parr 70
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| stahlhouse2
07-17-2012 17:43:34
70.35.111.102
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I have a 1936 oliver hart parr 70. After you warm up the engine (which was recently overhauled)and shut if off. the starter will not turn it over again until it gets cooled back down.it is also converted to 12 volt. Could the ignition timing be off??? Would that make it run hotter than normal???
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| MCOHIO
07-18-2012 01:07:08
71.72.158.81
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Re: 1936 oliver hart parr 70 in reply to stahlhouse2, 07-17-2012 17:43:34
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| One possibility is that the ring gap on the pistons is too small. As the engine warms the ends of the rings may come into contact in the groove of the piston.A quailty kit or shop should have the specs for ring gap settings. Does the starter try to engage or do nothing. Resistance also builds up in electrical systems as they warm up and a good cleaning on all of the contact points may help.
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| Eric-IA
07-17-2012 19:31:16
204.12.187.196
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Re: 1936 oliver hart parr 70 in reply to stahlhouse2, 07-17-2012 17:43:34
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| I have the exact thing happening on my 39 70. Anyone know the recommended engine break in procedure or how long it takes?
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| brandon j
07-17-2012 18:46:24
75.100.14.243
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Re: 1936 oliver hart parr 70 in reply to stahlhouse2, 07-17-2012 17:43:34
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| it is too tight i had a 88 do the same had to have it line bord to fix it
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