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timing question-no compression B234F 700 1990

posted by  someone claiming to be DBurge on  Mon Apr 1 04:07 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Dear B234F JC,

I hate to say this but -take the car to Volvo and after they have it running, pay the bill.
Then DO NOT attempt any more major engine repairs until you have worked side-by-side with qualified mechanics for a couple of years.
These internet forums sound eazy to read, but a-lot of information is assumed as background. You need to gain this background before working on a precision mechanical device like an internal-combustion engine.

If you continue, the damage you do will make that $650 look like peanuts.

Good luck






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