Before removing the heads, are you sure the timing chain is installed
correctly?
Not questioning you and your ability...but (as an example), the Mopar chains
have several marks on them that can be deceiving and cause the timing
to be off
(even though the marks are lined up) and can also cause the compression to be
either low or at "0" due to timing issues.
Are all cylinders at "0"??
- Bernd
Quoting stebel@web.de:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> after my timing chain has broken, I ordered a new one at rockauto.com.
> I installed it and had no compression at all. Now I am removing the
> heads to check what the problem is. Because I have to ordered more
> parts at rockauto I would like to ask you guys if anybody of you have
> a discount coupon for that site to save some money.
> WasnŽt it so that when you ordered at rockauto you get automaticly
> an discount coupon? I havenŽt get one so far.
>
> I will make some pictures after the heads ar deinstalled and post
> them on the net.
>
> Have fun
> Stebel
>
>
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