Timing chain 110 hymoto pit bike

Here's a link to your timing chain.

your piston or your piston rings are gone. take off head if you r confident enough it is only 4 head screws. just don't try to rip it off. gently ease it off and i am 100% sure its your piston or your rings mate:)

The diagram below should work for you. Put the piston on TDC. the OHC cam gear will have a single mark or may have two marks, see below. Be certain the front side of the chain is taut when mounting the gear. The cam chain tensioner keeps the back side taut.

Hi
Sounds like a broken piston ring, & now its embedded itself into the piston & / or barrel
Remove exhaust pipe & shine a light up into barrel / piston to inspect !!

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you probably have time 180 degrees out....4 steps....(1)piston top dead center...(2) camshaft aligned with marks...(3) dist set for #1 cyl to fire ...and (4) timing marks on damper pulley aligned with marker on the cover or eng block...good luck

By "all timing marks seem to be right", are you talking about the timing marks on the alternator rotor or the camshaft timing marks? A 1985 model is a pretty old bike. If it has never had a timing chain or the adjuster guides replaced, you may need to address this issue. Not only do you need for the ignition timing to be correct, you need the camshaft timing to be correct as well.

In your problem line, you stated that you had fuel, and spark. You need three things to get any engine to run, fuel, spark, and compression. Do a compression check on the engine. If the compression is low, it won't start either. Three things can cause low compression. Bad rings, improper camshaft timing, and valves not seating properly.

If you want to get the bike running again, I would suggest you do a "top end job" on the engine. Pull the head and cylinder. Measure the cylinder for wear and bore for a new piston if necessary. Replace the rings. Have a valve job done on the head at a local machine shop. When you put it back together, do so using a new timing chain and adjuster slides. You'll be surprised at what a "New" engine feels like. Good Luck!

you have to put the piston at the top and the sprocket and crank at the bottom hope this helped

Black is usually a sign that the motor is running rich. A carb adjustment would be in order.

if the timing chain is off i dont think it would run, id suggest getting you're cams checked and reseat your valves, i have the same bike and an electronic copy of a repair manual, not for the exact same bike however. i have not been able to find the correct copy.