Subject	pcv valves can't "look" bad
Posted by	FrozTTy on July 04, 2016 at 8:54 AM
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In Reply To	Compression test round 2! So the number are better for posted by YlwPrlZTT on July 03, 2016 at 07:38 PM
Message	You can soak old ones in brake cleaner to help loosen up a stuck valve spring but I would just buy new ones due to being so cheap. Your compression numbers might be comparable one cylinder to the next but seems like the engine's health is on the brink of rebuild status.
Follow Ups	Bad compression test results - YlwPrlZTT 17:43:01 07/02/16 How many miles on the engine? (n/m) - jzack 23:55:35 07/02/16 150k (n/m) - YlwPrlZTT 00:35:24 07/03/16 Did the engine sit for any long period of time without - jzack 07:50:22 07/03/16 I had the car in storage for 4 years but it was ran once - YlwPrlZTT 15:18:34 07/03/16 I don't see that as being the issue. Might be worth the - jzack 00:02:19 07/04/16 not that I know of. No accidents either. After doing the - YlwPrlZTT 03:16:40 07/04/16 Leakdown test will confirm, worn piston rings or valve leaks (n/m) - -Grimm- 12:10:50 07/03/16 it looks like that's going to be my next step. (n/m) - YlwPrlZTT 15:18:57 07/03/16 Compression test round 2! So the number are better for - YlwPrlZTT 19:38:22 07/03/16 pcv valves can't "look" bad - FrozTTy 08:54:53 07/04/16 lol I mean the valves are not stuck. I shook them around and - YlwPrlZTT 14:42:07 07/04/16
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