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Comments (3)I tend to agree, the timing is probably correct. I was stumped by how high idle is. After realizing how high idle was when new and what real reason for knock at startup it all makes more sense. I took motor apart trying to find cause of hard start and knocking at startup. Closer examination at disassembly would have yielded discovery of sheared crank key. Not knowing what a normal key looked like it didn't dawn on me that out of wack ignition timing was my problem. Ended up taking motor completely apart except for ring removal off of piston. Nylon cam gear and shaft were in very good condition. Amazing how well that held up. Cast iron sleeve showed little wear. Some slight scuffing of piston skirt. I destroyed flywheel using wrong puller. Got a used one off of Ebay, worked fine. Had to buy a gasket set and carb kit. Didn't use carb kit since instruciton book is so weak and was getting too much time in this excursion. Used a couple of gaskets, may go back and rebuild carb. Carb is set for low emission and has little speed difference between idle and wot. Long ago I shortened governer spring to try and reduce idle, it helped a little, but I think that contributes to too high wot rpm. I'm going to replace spring and get a couple of fasteners that vibrated off of shroud over the years. Amazing how much content there is in these little motors to be treated as a throw away item by most consumers....See MoreNot joining Facebook but have a question about it.
Comments (8)here is the main problem with how the infections are happening in facebook, there are bad or sloppy codes in the facebook application which allows hackers to get into the application and replace code for things that would look like something innocent with something not so innocent. for example you might see that there is a link you think is going to lead you to say someones pictures and you think ok no problem and click on the link well below the surface that click you just did really was not to send you to someones pictures it was instead to send you to a bad site that by visiting alone, some people could get infected or have the pop ups start to hit you that you can not x out of with out installing something on your pc. And there are lots of little applications for facebook and myspace these are written by anyone and you have no idea what they actually wrote into that code. Facebook and myspace really don't care all they want is people they are not real worried about protecting anyone. Which is exactly why they made it so easy to accidentally send out your entire address book, good way to get more people. And why do they want people and addresses? gee hum could it be to harvest information and sell it? So even doing things you think surely will not harm you can, that is what happened to my friend, someone she thought she knew sent her a link, she clicked on it, it was not really a link to someones pictures at all and she got badly infected. This is like the clickjacking we had talked about at one time. there are various methods being used on those social networking sites. In fact if you google facebook virus you will get lots of info as well as directions on exactly how to create them! Lovely. Just be really careful on any of those kinds of sites. Unfortunately a lot of the things that are the infections on those sites are not necessarily ones that your AV will catch. Lots and lots of people have got that dreaded antivirusxp 2009 infection from there and that even has a rootkit in it in some of its forms. Just one of many Facebook Virus Turns Your Computer into a Zombie I will tell you that I personally do NOT do any social networking sites period, I just say NO. To each their own. Everyone needs to just be very aware and then make their own decision....See MoreFacebook is About to Start Archiving. I Got a Question
Comments (4)You will find the answer to all your questions at this link. Here is a link that might be useful: Facebook help...See MoreHave a 'technical' (I guess) GW site question
Comments (15)If I see it, when someone complains about the ads I look at how the ads are currently being delivered by reading the gobble-de-gook of the page source. I use some advertising supported software that is wonderful. I could swat the ads, but I don't for two reasons. The ad is actually targeted to something I could use and the ads don't move or flash or or make noise or get in the way of seeing what I'm trying to look at. I permit the advertising because it supports something good that I like. I am also happy to permit the ads on a variety of sites that produce content - like newspapers, blogs and commercial television. I understand that the ads pay for reporters, photographers, etc. I still off the ones that move or make noise, tho. On this forum, the terrific content is all user generated using old, weird software. We don't get iVillage sponsoring Q&A sessions with famous KD's or a chance to talk with famous chefs or the Bluestar engineers or Kraftmaid or the kitchen experts at Kholer. He--, we can't even get a FAQ area. long rant about how they could have controls over the advertising removed I miss skip. Here is a link that might be useful: Creepy, but find out who posts the most......See More- 9 years ago
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