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Posted by Tommy H on January 05, 2004 at 17:58:43 from (67.27.242.49):
In Reply to: it just went BANG posted by Mike on January 05, 2004 at 11:00:10:
Take the plugs out, put your finger over each plug hole and turn the crank slowly. The one with no compression ever is the one with the broke rod, if a rod is broken. If you hear a metal/metal noise when turning it over you have a valve hitting the piston, meaning a keeper came loose, or a spring broke. Theres alot that can go wrong.may have had an end cap on one rod come loose and the rod slipped off the crank. and when the piston came down it got smacked by the crank...it would be in the bottom of oil pan. If thats what happened, it would still run, just very poorly.
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