HELP!!! No Compression
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HELP!!! No Compression
Ater one day of my FC sitting in the shop all they know is that my engine is getting plenty of spark and fuke but there is no compression. They are waiting on new diagrams to help them I was wondering if anyone had any ideas.
My 1st thought was it might have been apex seals
I started my car drove it into the grage at about midnight, ran fine. Tried to start it the next day and it didn't start.
My 1st thought was it might have been apex seals
I started my car drove it into the grage at about midnight, ran fine. Tried to start it the next day and it didn't start.
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Flooded.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/ro.../flooding.html
Now stop acting like people on this board owe you something. IF you post and get help, great. IF you post and don't get help, don't bitch at us because of it. No one here is indebted to you, or in any way obligated to answer your questions.
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Originally posted by RotaryResurrection
Flooded.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/ro.../flooding.html
Now stop acting like people on this board owe you something. IF you post and get help, great. IF you post and don't get help, don't bitch at us because of it. No one here is indebted to you, or in any way obligated to answer your questions.
Flooded.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/ro.../flooding.html
Now stop acting like people on this board owe you something. IF you post and get help, great. IF you post and don't get help, don't bitch at us because of it. No one here is indebted to you, or in any way obligated to answer your questions.
i didnt feel like typrig it out, but yeah, the side seals cant seal from too much gas in the oil from flooding
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ya'll goofy, all im saying is im looking for some help if you can help come on then if you cant then u cant i aint never said none of ya'll owe me anything so i dont know wut thats about but that picture of those girls looking at the dude was tight
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take the upper intake manifold off and pure ATF yes automatic transmision fluid into the intake...let it sit for awhile than try cranking the motor. it seems that you have too much fuel and all the seals dried up... pull out all injectors and make sure they;re not stuck open...this had happened to me while steve kan was tuning my car.
back to the ATF...after trying to crank the motor pure more fluid in as you need, i needed a quart and a half, hopefully you wont need that much. o and while cranking pull the fuse for the fuel under the hood. its one of the big green fuses. you cant have fuel going into the motor at the same time. you also might want to pull one spark plug from each rotor to prevent vapor lock if the fuel was what dried the seals.\
once you hear the compression come back in the one rotor you can put the spark plugs back in and try to drive around...that should free up the other rotor..
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back to the ATF...after trying to crank the motor pure more fluid in as you need, i needed a quart and a half, hopefully you wont need that much. o and while cranking pull the fuse for the fuel under the hood. its one of the big green fuses. you cant have fuel going into the motor at the same time. you also might want to pull one spark plug from each rotor to prevent vapor lock if the fuel was what dried the seals.\
once you hear the compression come back in the one rotor you can put the spark plugs back in and try to drive around...that should free up the other rotor..
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I'll see about that 2mrow, so just put ATF in take out fuel fuse the try crfanking w/o spark plug, see if it start then try driving a, hmmmm worth a try, it defiity is flooded now the spark plugs smell like straight fuel
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yes do that and of course change the plugs...not sure how much atf your goibn to need i used a quart and a half so...once you here the compression coming back, put the plugs back in and she should start up again...your car will be smoking for a couple of hours too dont worry thats normal...