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timing problem or crossed plug wire or even possibly a burnt valve.
Normally from an engine backfire. The plug fires when the intake valve is partially open which will explode the fuel in the intake and carb.
u have an intake valve bent or sticking open. run a compression check with all the plugs out and butterfly to carb open.
Plug valves are valves with cylindrical or conically-tapered "plugs" which can be rotated inside the valve body to control flow through the valve. There are two types of plug valves - one has a port through a cylindrical plug and the other is the eccentric plug valve.
No fuel is getting to the cylinder, if there is good spark, assuming you checked the plug, wire and distrubitor. If spark is good right at the plug, then the intake valve is stuck shut.
i guess the answer is the valve plug
Plug valves are valves with cylindrical or conically-tapered "plugs" which can be rotated inside the valve body to control flow through the valve. There are two types of plug valves - one has a port through a cylindrical plug and the other is the eccentric plug valve.
Based on phisic , the size of Needle Valve is limited , maximum 1" and used for high pressure operation , Plug Valve the size no limited
If it has threads where the valve was find a metal plug that will thread into it.
bad gas,timing off,valve sticking,carb. need adj.,faulty spark plug, vacuum leak,dist. cap or rotor crossed plugs,bad egr.,
all that i can say is oops...that should not be like that. Not really sure why...i would like to find that out also.. it may not be burning the gass full and the fule is being forced through the rings and into the oil. i have no other idea. goodluck. here's a possibility-the inlet needle valve in the carb is not stopping the gas flow from the tank when the carb bowl is full-so the gas flows into the carb venturi..down the intake manifold..into the cylinder thru the valve and finally reaching the oil sump.if you remove the spark plug-you may see gasoline flow out of the sprk plug hole.
If you mean the hole behind the camshaft between the valve cover & the head, then you remove the valve cover, install a new plug & valve cover gasket, and reinstall the valve cover. The part number for the plug is 1336763.