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Re: Honda 3813 - valve problem saga continues
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Posted by phil25 on April 15, 2005 at 03:40:38 from (165.154.46.209):
In Reply to: Honda 3813 - valve problem saga continues posted by PaulG1 on April 14, 2005 at 21:53:05:
On the off chance this might help: Have you checked the valve clearances? I had a 13hp that would run great at idle and would speed up smoothly. BUt when load was applied it missed and stalled quickly, because the intake cam lobe was not fully made from the factory. Just enough lift on the intake valve to run the engine,[4thou lift] the valve barely moved when watching it. Installed a new cam and all was great, if you do change the cam, ithe new one had two timing marks on it[one wrong one right]as it fits different engines, just a assembly note, the engine/valves seize when the wrong mark is used. good luck
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