REFLECTOR: Internet - Where would we be ...

[Scott Baker]

Reading Ron's message and the attached links ...
It just simply amazes me that so much information is available to us 
"Commoners" via the internet.
We all (I'm sure) have had the same thought..."Where would we be without the 
internet as a resource?"
This thought tells of my age - graduating from high school without ATM 
cards, cell phones, or sci-fi concepts of home computers with access to 
information such as this.  "Such as country!"  "Such a scientific age!" 
Enough of this ... get back to work.
SB

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Brown" <romott at adelphia.net>
To: <reflector at tvbf.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 9:14 AM
Subject: REFLECTOR: Sticking Valves


>I haven't heard much on the Reflector lately about sticking valves - also 
>called "morning sickness" on Lycoming engines.  But here is an interesting 
>article by Bill Marvel and Bill Scott.  They have always contended that 
>Lycoming has had an old long standing deficiency in their valve train 
>oiling system.  Basically, not enough oil gets pumped to the valve stems 
>and rockers on most Lycoming engines.  This results in coking of the valve 
>stems, sticking valves and in severe cases, bent push rods requiring a tear 
>down.
>
> http://egaa.home.mindspring.com/new.htm
>
> More history on the problem is at 
> http://www.prime-mover.org/Engines/Marvel/index.html
>
> Ronnie
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