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Old 20-04-11, 09:41
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Originally Posted by Bob Moseley View Post
Hey Tony - I thought we had been through this. You need to know if it is valves or rings so do the oil test as I suggested. It is pointless adjusting the valves if it is a ring problem.

Bob
Tony

Have you squirted some oil down the cylinder .. then re-done the comp. test ?

If it has a broken ring , stuck ring or worn rings etc.... then , after the oil squirt , the compression will come up , it seals the rings to some degree .

If the compression doesn't change , then you most likely have a leaky valve seat .

But before pulling the head off, do the valve tappet adjustment , it might be just a tappet nut come loose holding the valve open ?

MIKE
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