bcjjones
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- Nov 3, 2011
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Austin,
Texas
When leaving work the other day my cooling fans wouldn't come on and the car started to overheat. It only overheated long enough to loop around the block to pull back into the shop where I work. Just a normal street block. Would that be enough time to blow a head gasket? Less the a couple minutes time. I think I might have low compression in one cylinder, having it checked by a buddy who owns another shop right now. Got new plugs and wires but there is a miss on one hole. The plugs good, and the wires getting spark when unplugged from the plug. Injector seems to be working. Basically if I unplug the wire the car stays running on that one hole, but if I unplug the ones on the others the car immediately dies. All individually of course. Same exact thing goes for the injectors. All make the car die except for that one. Was leaning towards a blown headgasket causing bad compression. Didnt see any milky oil though. Any ideas?
( so listen to these guys and let us know if that doesnt turn out to be the problem. good luck bro