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Jubilee rebuild
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Posted by jubileejim on July 09, 2007 at 18:25:43 from (76.104.217.44):
I have a Jubilee ran several years ago but had to leave it for several years. It would not start, then found it had a stuck valve, on number two cylinder. Took the head off cleaned and reseated the valves. Took compression test, but only came up to 30 to 40 lbs per cylinder. I put motor oil in the cylinders, and did the check again they came up to 50 to 60 lbs per cylinder. So now I took the engine out pulled the pistons but three of the four pistons looked to have good rings, number four stayed compressed, I assume from carbon build up. I"m no mechanic, but when I took the head off I had oil on the head gasket where I didn"t think it should have gotten because I did tighten to the torque spec. 70 lbs. Any suggestions or thoughts on this?
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