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excessive brake travel after new engine put in......what's going on??? 200 1987

posted by  Vroom on  Wed Dec 3 01:13 CST 2003
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I have to point out that a compression test on an engine with a slipped belt is worthless. FIRST you install a new belt and get the valve timing correct then you test compression. If the valves are partially open during the compression cycle then you won't get a lot of pressure.
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88 765 w/2stage boost (TO.)






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