Re: 8N No Compression

Posted by Bryan Kelso on July 05, 2000 at 19:19:05 from (63.28.176.5):

In Reply to: 8N No Compression posted by Salmoneye on April 23, 2000 at 04:45:08:

First of pull the loader off, it'll make it a whole lot easier. then pull the hood off. then pull the exhaust manifold off and the oil fitler canister. then pull the head off. spin it over and see if your valves are opening and closeing. then check to see if your pistons have a lot of free play in them. if they do have play in them and the valves are working properly do a ring job and your problem is solved. if i were you i would replave the bearings and the rings anyway. it'll run so much better if you do. if your valves are stuck, clean them up with a wire brush and wd-40 or starting fluid. starting fluid works better but wd-40 is safer. you might even be able to tap the valves with a ball peen hammer. either way a rebuilt motor will always run better than an old worn out motor.

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