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No compression after rebuild

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clizz3

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Sep 25, 2011
franklin, Indiana
Well my father bought a 93 gs for a spare car about a year ago. Got head rebuilt and replaced a lot. We got it running and drove it for Maybe a month then it won't start and there's no compression. Heads off but no bent valves. So any ideas on what could be wrong?
 
Did you check the timing belt, and line up the marks before you pulled the head?

How did you check for bent valves?
 
So do you have 0 compression or just low numbers? The numbers will help alot to direct you to the next step. Let us know. And how do you know the valves arnt bent have to taken them out yet to check. 0 compresion usually is bent valves or huge hole in piston.
 
0 compression on all 4 cylinders from a blown headgasket would be rare, unless the head was extremely warped.

Chances are the timing slipped and bent valves, or the alignment dowel that indexes the cam to gear sheared allowing the cam gear to slip, but will keep timing marks lining up.
 
Well he did a compression test and the numbers were low. highest was 50. He took the off the head and and that's how he knew there wasn't bent valves. Timing was correct.
 
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