Low Compression
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Low Compression
i did a compression test o3vz-e and on one cylinder it came back 45PSI where it was supposed to be 171 so any suggestions to what it might be causing this
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One cylinder being low like that it's more likely to be an exhaust valve. Bad rings don't tend to run low readings like that unless you have some major damage....which you would really notice. Major bad noise. Plus, ring wear isn't typically isolated to one cylinder. But, run the oil test for sure. Easy enough.
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rarely do you ever see rings go bad like that in a 3.0. We do so many valve jobs its not even funny. I can do those things blindfolded. lol If you do a valve job..make sure and do it right. Nothing half ass
#10
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Probably lack of regular valve adjustments? Finicky little buggers, the 3.0.
#11
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yah, i think thats a big part of the problem. We charge about $400 to adj them and im sure the dealer charges even more. I can see why alot of people are turned off on wanting to do it. Better $400 then $2800
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