drop two intake valve
You can use a depth guage inserted throught the spark plug hole to see if any of the pistons are lower at the bottom of their stroke than others. That's assuming that the engine still turns over.
Another way is to drop the oil pan and have a look through the bottom of the engine. Then you'll know for sure.
Another way is to drop the oil pan and have a look through the bottom of the engine. Then you'll know for sure.
Originally Posted by s2kAtTracks,Dec 1 2006, 06:21 AM
Not implying that you can't do it...Just might be easier/faster 
I think "wit a wat" is enough to convict him unable to do this particulart check-up on his own.
OP: Get a proper mechanic to check this.
BTW, wouldn't he know if he dropped a valve? can you drop a valve and simply not know it? I thought it destroyed the engine.
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