trying to crank no compression
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From: the seed has sprouted.
Re: trying to crank no compression
timing could be off and is leaving the valves open, double check your timing belt and make sure all the timing marks line up, if they do, than maybe somebody bullshitted you and sold you a blown motor. hope not though.
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Re: trying to crank no compression
the rings do have to seat themselves yes. but from his first post i am gathering that the motor didnt start and so he did a compression test and found low compression so thats why i suggested timing may be off.
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From: chesapeake
Re: trying to crank no compression
ok ill check the timing yea i was trying to crank and it wouldnt start i did a compression test and they all were low but one. one only had 30psi
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From: Chesapeake
Re: trying to crank no compression
Make sure you did not wash the cylinder with fuel. Did you rotate the engine with the distributor disconected to build oil pressure first? Did you perform a wet test to verify if it was a ring issue? Did you perform a valve adjustment?
