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no impact damage to head that can be seen.
sounds like there was no impact force to damage the piston then.
so what was that piece of metal on top of piston?
was it magnetic? (magnet attracted to it)
could it be a piece of the piston since there is a hole in it.
that piece of piston from that hole had to go somewhere
The pistons aluminum, and that little piece is embedded in it (can't be magnetic).
That embedded piece has sharp edges vs the hole in the piston is not even the same shape.
It's also very likely that whatever that was, parts got exhaled thru the exhaust valves .
*98% of my valve seat (in the previously posted mower pic's), got spit out and are still, to this day, in the muffler.
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I was just asking if the small piece was made of something that a magnet would attract,
I would think a ring would be and maybe a seat also, but not positive about that
Fuel line size caused only one cylinder to run lean?? Kind of doubt it, I don't doubt the running lean, that seems like what happened, but it's more likely something unique to that cylinder.
It was not stuck,, but not shure what or where it came from. Nothing in head or piston tha misses a part like this
talked to a mechanic and a possible cause is motor running lean.
fuelsupply hose was underdimensioned
if it was not stuck there, was it just laying there?
it sure looked like it was stuck.
what was it made of?
aluminum or some other metal.
definitely looks machined
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