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Pull the valve covers and check for and replace the broken valve spring or springs is a very good place to start....
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Yes it is, and trying to make it run with a broken spring can cause the blown intake. Also be sure to check for proper valve opening as the do still turn cams into axle shafts from time to time.
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I performed a compression test on all 8 cylinders
all 170-185. 170 was with dying battery. so they have valve spring and cam problems, yeesh. truck sits outside now since. They do not want to pay for anything. old junker 188k, roadside used car lot. out of my hands now. |
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