No compression : the piston clould have a hole in it or the top off off it , a valve is burnT really bad letting the compression leak by it , or you might have droped a valve destroying the top of the piston , if it was bad rings I thing you would be getting a little bit of a reading on your compression guage , the rod cap could have came off and the piston is not even going up and down to create compression .
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Hole in top of piston probably from a droped valve
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Rod has come loose from piston and piston not going up and down to create compression
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Submitted 587 days ago...
badly burnt valve could let the compression pass by
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No compression : the piston clould have a hole in it or the top off off it , a valve is burnT really bad letting the compression leak by it , or you might have droped a valve destroying the top of the piston , if it was bad rings I thing you would be getting a little bit of a reading on your compression guage , the rod cap could have came off and the piston is not even going up and down to create compression
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Submitted 578 days ago...
What should i do to fix the problem. valve job are replace the motor. is there a cheaper fix then the two i just described
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