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Join Date: May 2010
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More info but not closer to solution:
- checked upper RIley valve train and all is moving clearances are still where the were when I set then a few months ago - checked timing gear, it rotates as i turn the engine over by hand - took off the side cover and all of the block valves go up and down. - it has been up to operarting temp about 10 times over the past few months, a few drives around the block, this was the first time more than a mile from the house. - checked compression again and it is 30# in cylinder 1 and 0# in the other four. - before this episode I was seeing about 105# per cylinder compression - looking through spark plug holes with a flashlight, I can see the pistons go up and down - the timing gears were aluminum when the engine was assembled. I agree that the 7:1 riley is too much for fiber gears - placed long Qtips down spark plug holes and did not pick up any water or antifreeze so I believe the water system is still sealing - the oil is at the same level as before this episode, and i don't see any water in it - I am at a real loss as to why I have no compession Before I pull the Riley head I am going to do some more thinking. Thanks, Dave |
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