Subject	If your timing belt is off some teeth, it means that a valve
Posted by	MixManMash on November 16, 2010 at 8:29 AM
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In Reply To	I like the idea of timing being just a little of. posted by SlowZ(SD) on November 16, 2010 at 01:26 AM
Message	could be slightly open when it should be closed. This means all the pressure could be releasing. The timing you are speaking of is ignition timing, which could also be off because the timing belt is off.
Follow Ups	Compression test results. - SlowZ(SD) 16:12:19 11/15/10 Re: Compression test results. - txq45 18:19:03 11/15/10 I had 0psi... found a bunch of these.. (see pic) - Hoppy2 06:59:17 11/16/10 yup that is what i am expecting to find (n/m) - SlowZ(SD) 09:52:47 11/16/10 yup that is what i am expecting to find (n/m) - SlowZ(SD) 01:54:03 11/17/10 Before you go too crazy here - have you verified that - jzack 18:21:25 11/15/10 compression gauge is good. - SlowZ(SD) 00:52:36 11/16/10 Bend valve or timing timing is off just enough. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 21:08:54 11/15/10 2nd,.Check T-belt first. Numbers are too strange. (n/m) - ttz'in (NorCal) 01:22:20 11/16/10 I like the idea of timing being just a little of. - SlowZ(SD) 01:26:11 11/16/10 If your timing belt is off some teeth, it means that a valve - MixManMash 08:29:09 11/16/10 Well thank you all guys. This discussion was very helpful. - SlowZ(SD) 14:23:04 11/17/10
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