Just a Random Question
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yes, i had a older snowblower that had no pipe, chain saws dont have a pipe, weed whippers dont have pipes, so small stuff but idk about 4 wheelers i guess
It would probably start but running/riding without an exhaust is just a bad idea. Your back pressure would be all messed up and the exhaust needs to be coming out with the wind never against it ! ( there's a very good reason why every type of exhaust system is facing/diverted backwards )
well the reason im asking i just got a cr 80 today and it has no expansion chamber he told me it would not start with out it?
it will probably start, may not run well, and do not ride it without it, and im betting she will be loud I:I
It would definitely run really weird and choppy ... And yes VERY LOUD ! I would think it should still start after a bunch of tries tho, hopefully the guy you bought it from isn't hiding another, potentially bigger problem by saying it won't start only because of the missing exhaust/downpipe ! ! !
I hope so to it looks good i kicked it a few times before i got it it has compression and sounds like it would want to start!
Next I would check for spark, take the cap off of the cylinder/spark plug and hold it about 1/2 inch away from something metal. You should see a nice bluish current. Might sound stupid but I always check for spark on my blaster in the dark haha. That way there's no guessing or questioning ... If you have spark you will have no problem seeing it !
Good luck with everything, I'm hoppin off the site as I have to be up in 5 hours for work. Ill check back tomorrow to see if you've made any progress or found anything else out !
Do not run it without a pipe of some sort, 2 strokes rely on back pressure to return an expelled fuel charge back in through the exhaust port.
The result will be a lean mixture.
A lean mixture will destroy the motor.
The result will be a lean mixture.
A lean mixture will destroy the motor.
If you got the exhaust with it check that it isn't plugged up in the silencer, mice love that little space.
