No Start Compression Issue
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No Start Compression Issue
1995 3.9L
One day while driving it, the truck suddenly died. There is fuel and spark. I replaced the timing set (the chain had been flapping for some time) thinking it was a timing issue. The cam gear was nearly bald on one side.
Put it back together, no start. Checked the spark today and it tested fine. Testing the fuel I did the ole spray gasoline in the intake method.
Still no start but I did notice something odd, there is no vacuum at the tb!! I immediately did a compression test and ALL CYLINDERS have NO compression, the crank turns really easily. What in the world can cause this??
One day while driving it, the truck suddenly died. There is fuel and spark. I replaced the timing set (the chain had been flapping for some time) thinking it was a timing issue. The cam gear was nearly bald on one side.
Put it back together, no start. Checked the spark today and it tested fine. Testing the fuel I did the ole spray gasoline in the intake method.
Still no start but I did notice something odd, there is no vacuum at the tb!! I immediately did a compression test and ALL CYLINDERS have NO compression, the crank turns really easily. What in the world can cause this??
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It sputtered, rpms went down then suddenly it was off. I put the timing kit in myself, I witnessed the two dots line up. The only thing there is the crank is 180 out but would that make a difference? I'm wondering if it jumped out of time and bent the valves?