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However, you also need to make sure that the valves are doing their thing. You didn't mention if you have compression (not a reading as its meaningless and hand cranking speeds). Stuck valves and related pushrod problems are not uncommon on engines that have sat for a long time.
Once you have verified that you have compression (valves opening and closing as expected), verify that you have spark, you can get back the fuel system. | | | |
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Firing up, years later
| Rovertech | 02/21/2023 11:34 AM |
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