Front Rotor plugs dry back rotor plugs wet????
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Front Rotor plugs dry back rotor plugs wet????
engine was making loud knocking noise when running. after days of checking and rechecking i pulled frony plugs and they are dry as a bone. back plugs are wet engine will start with a good deal tinkering but i don't want to run it to long any ideas on the problem assuming that it is clogged injectors any idea on a way to fix them?
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Sounds like you have a compression issue. Here's an easy way to do a visual compression check if you don't have a gauge. Pull both your lower spark plugs and disconnect the white connector on the CAS (crank angle sensor). This will eliminate any spark. Now have a friend crank over the engine and look and listen for even air pulses comming out of the removed spark plug holes. If your engine compression is healthy, you should be able to see the fuel mist being blown out. If they are uneven, you either have stuck seals of even worst, blown seals.
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when i did the deflooding procedure i had fool being pulled from both and the compression seemed even. but that was before ill try again and let u know
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