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Originally Posted by Weldangrind
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Originally Posted by Cal25
You have to find out whats wrong before it can be fixed. No compression could be other tings besides rings. hole in the piston could cause it. So could a broken, bent , or stuck valve. Anytime a component breaks, there is a chance that damage will occur to nearby parts as well.
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Loss of compression can also be caused by a burned exhaust valve or an improperly adjusted decompression device. I wouldn't be tearing into the bottom end anytime soon. |
ok ok guys i said bad rings because that is the most common cause of a no compression, unless what he ment was NO compression what so ever. in that case it would be something else. but i took him saying no compression to mean very low compression, or the compression numbers did not match up