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Did it start smoking all of a sudden or has it been smoking all along ? It sounds like you have compression blowing past the rings. You need to do a leak down of the cylinder and I'll bet you'll be able to hear the air blowing into the crankcase.
As the previous poster said, check the oil level first, but I think the problem is more serious than that.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Well sounds like an compression problem could be a couple of things worn rings, scratched cylinder wall, bad valve seals. Toodeep or someone else can prob give you a better idea but in the end you will have to tear it apart to know for sure
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As the piston goes up a down the bore, oil is slung onto the walls. As the spark plug fires at the top of the compression stroke the mixture of gasoline and air is getting past the rings and into the crankcase. All this volume of gasoline/air/oil mixture is vented out the crankcase into the air box. Since you say it has now power, you're losing all your compression because of bad rings, cracked rings, broken ring lands, cracked piston, etc. Something has happened along the way for this to happen because these motors are practically bulletproof. Doing a compression test will guide you as to what is wrong. Continued driving can cause futher damage to the walls.
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