96 Blazer, 4.3 V6
I just changed the Head gaskets, and Intake Gaskets in my 96 Blazer. Now it have no compression? I'm totally lost, what could be causing that? Something I could have done wrong? if so, what?
THANKS!
Did you adjust the valves correctly or just tighten them up
You probably installed your distributor incorrectly.
Remove No. 1 spark plug. Place finger over No. 1 cylinder spark plug hole. Crank engine slowly until compression is felt. Align timing stain on pulley to "0" on engine timing indicator. Turn rotor to point to cylinder No. 1 spark plug tower on distributor cap. Complete distributor installation. Start engine and check timing.
And did you actually check for compression? or are you only assuming it doesn't because it doesn't start?
Did you adjust the valves correctly or just tighten them up
Did you put your spark plugs spinal column in?
the distributor is 180 past its sell-by date
did your coup¨¦ repairman reattach all the mass air flow senors produce if not u will get no compression. it will budge or dies and the check light comes on
did your coup¨¦ repairman reattach all the mass air flow senors produce if not u will get no compression. it will budge or dies and the check light comes on
Answers: well brought-up chance u tightened all the valve's opening to tite,keeping them open in the firing position.verbs ur valve covers,,,,look at the adjusting nut;s on rocker arms,,,,,look to see how lots threads u got showing,if its more than three or four,,,,then to tite,,,distributor want to be be in no1 position when no 1 piston fires,,,,but it does not affect comppression,,,nor do sensors...
You probably installed your distributor incorrectly.
Remove No. 1 spark plug. Place finger over No. 1 cylinder spark plug hole. Crank engine slowly until compression is felt. Align timing stain on pulley to "0" on engine timing indicator. Turn rotor to point to cylinder No. 1 spark plug tower on distributor cap. Complete distributor installation. Start engine and check timing.
And did you actually check for compression? or are you only assuming it doesn't because it doesn't start?
Did you adjust the valves correctly or just tighten them up
Did you put your spark plugs spinal column in?
"0" Compression? Not unless the Head is Off. Broken Valve Springs, Bad or Broken Timing Belt/Chain, Loose Injectors, Hole within Piston Head, Etc. What does the Gauge do when they take the Compression Test, Go up-hold-then Drop to "0"? Never Moves? If you Apply Air Pressure to the Cylinder with the Valves Closed do you hear Air Noise from the Dipstick Tube or the Exhaust?
"0" Compression? Not unless the Head is Off. Broken Valve Springs, Bad or Broken Timing Belt/Chain, Loose Injectors, Hole within Piston Head, Etc. What does the Gauge do when they take the Compression Test, Go up-hold-then Drop to "0"? Never Moves? If you Apply Air Pressure to the Cylinder with the Valves Closed do you hear Air Noise from the Dipstick Tube or the Exhaust?
the distributor is 180 past its sell-by date
I just changed the Head gaskets, and Intake Gaskets in my 96 Blazer. Now it have no compression? I'm totally lost, what could be causing that? Something I could have done wrong? if so, what?
THANKS!
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Did you adjust the valves correctly or just tighten them up
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You probably installed your distributor incorrectly.
Remove No. 1 spark plug. Place finger over No. 1 cylinder spark plug hole. Crank engine slowly until compression is felt. Align timing stain on pulley to "0" on engine timing indicator. Turn rotor to point to cylinder No. 1 spark plug tower on distributor cap. Complete distributor installation. Start engine and check timing.
And did you actually check for compression? or are you only assuming it doesn't because it doesn't start?
Did you adjust the valves correctly or just tighten them up
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Did you put your spark plugs spinal column in?
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No compression contained by any cylinders? may be valves adjusted too tight.the distributor is 180 past its sell-by date
did your coup¨¦ repairman reattach all the mass air flow senors produce if not u will get no compression. it will budge or dies and the check light comes on
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Is it in all cylinder near zero? You could have unsuitably adjusted your valves, torqued the team leader incorrectly. You need to give a touch more info if you have any questions email and I minister to with advice.did your coup¨¦ repairman reattach all the mass air flow senors produce if not u will get no compression. it will budge or dies and the check light comes on
Answers: well brought-up chance u tightened all the valve's opening to tite,keeping them open in the firing position.verbs ur valve covers,,,,look at the adjusting nut;s on rocker arms,,,,,look to see how lots threads u got showing,if its more than three or four,,,,then to tite,,,distributor want to be be in no1 position when no 1 piston fires,,,,but it does not affect comppression,,,nor do sensors...
You probably installed your distributor incorrectly.
Remove No. 1 spark plug. Place finger over No. 1 cylinder spark plug hole. Crank engine slowly until compression is felt. Align timing stain on pulley to "0" on engine timing indicator. Turn rotor to point to cylinder No. 1 spark plug tower on distributor cap. Complete distributor installation. Start engine and check timing.
And did you actually check for compression? or are you only assuming it doesn't because it doesn't start?
Did you adjust the valves correctly or just tighten them up
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the rings can be blown also it could be the valve take home sure you put the timing belt back on right after you did the head gasketsDid you put your spark plugs spinal column in?
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"0" Compression? Not unless the Head is Off. Broken Valve Springs, Bad or Broken Timing Belt/Chain, Loose Injectors, Hole within Piston Head, Etc. What does the Gauge do when they take the Compression Test, Go up-hold-then Drop to "0"? Never Moves? If you Apply Air Pressure to the Cylinder with the Valves Closed do you hear Air Noise from the Dipstick Tube or the Exhaust?
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the distributor is 180 past its sell-by date
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