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Have you adjusted your valves ever? They need to be set at 0. A guage is avaliable at most auto parts houses. If you have any thing else you need just ask. On the flywheel you will see T and F T is top dead center very top of the piston stroke Next to the T you will see " l " This needs to line up with the mark on the case. You can check aginst the mark by using a screwdriver in the plug hole and slowly rotate he flywheel till the screw driver is not being pushed out. Now you will need to remove the valve cover. You should see a line on either side of the cam sprocket, the lines should be even with the edge of the head. If not timing is off. Also while you have the cover off you should push down on the valves to make sure they are not stuck. Experts are full of valuable knowledge and are ready to help with any question. Credentials confirmed by a Fortune verification firm. Via email, text message, or notification as you wait on our site. Ask follow up questions if you need to. Rate the answer you receive. Ask TechScooter Your Own Question. Type Your Motorcycle Question Here TechScooter is online now. I have a honda xr80r that wont start. It is getting fuel. It is getting fuel, air and spark. I have tried kick starting it until my leg is sore, tried catching it in gear with no luck. It has back fired a few times but no luck in running. Hello, Have you adjusted your valves welcome back to the 80 xr80 timing Ask Your Own Motorcycle Question. Valve lash is welcome back to the 80 xr80 timing, I held my finger over the spark plug hole when we tested for spark, and when I hold my finger really close to the hole it feels like it is pulling it in to it, I dont believe that is what it should dobut I could be wrong. It almost feels to me like it is trying to run backwards? But if you hold your hand away from the spark plug hole, you can feel air come out of the hole.



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