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Old 10-22-2006, 09:40 AM
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i broke my valve springs and possibly bent a few valves (not sure) of course it happens when im strapped for cash. need to do myself any one have the service/shop manuel on hand to see the specs on the vales,springs...
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the springs look good but a compression check showed 0 on cylinder 1 but 2 and 3 had compession (just to check the tool) any ideas????
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Pull the head and inspect the damage. That's about all you can do at this point. You've already established that you have some serious mechanical damage and now you just have to repair and or replace major engine components. Sorry about the bad timing, I know what that is like. There is nothing like having your engine blow when you really can't be without transportation.
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is there any particular order of removing the bolts that i should know? i dont currently have a shop manuel
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I wouldn't even touch the engine without a shop manual. While I'm not condoning piracy, they're available for download on the Internet in PDF format.

There is an order and procedure so, you don't warp the head.
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where?!? lol thats what i figured so i havent taken the head off yet but everything else (intake manifold, headers, heat sheilds ...... )
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nm i found the manual, i wouldn't normally do it but desprite times call for desperate measures...
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Originally Posted by s2kjb,Oct 22 2006, 01:22 PM
I haven't taken the head off yet but everything else (intake manifold, headers, heat sheilds ...... )
Your car has more than one header
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header just use to saying headers when talking about the header
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here we ago again a 'header' is a pipe that serves as a central connection for two or more smaller pipes, so by some definitions, our 'header' contains three 'headers'


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