Overpressure in the cylinder head.
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Asked by Roland Apr 12, 2023 at 03:49 PM about the Suzuki Swift

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is it poosible to have overpressure in the cylinder head due to stalling, jerking
during towing?

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Roland answered about a year ago

Is it poosible to have overpressure in the cylinder head due to stalling, jerking during towing?

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Gene answered about a year ago

No. Sounds more like a lean condition. My experience with these engines is that they aren’t very strong, so if your towing with it your abusing it and it won’t last long.

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James answered about a year ago

In the days of poor quality gasoline and misadjusted carburetors it was possible for the compression in a cylinder or multiple cylinders to increase because of carbon deposits on the tops of the pistons and in the combustion chambers. This would be going back to the '50s and earlier and is unheard of today. The symptoms you describe are not associated with this phenomenon but hard starting due to the starter being unable to properly crank the engine was a symptom. Hope that helps! Jim

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