S seadooxp718 New Member Aug 16, 2010 #1 One cylinder is perfect the other has no compression. What else could it be besides a bad cylinder pistion or pistion rings? its the 787 motor
One cylinder is perfect the other has no compression. What else could it be besides a bad cylinder pistion or pistion rings? its the 787 motor
Bills86e Premium Member Premium Member Aug 16, 2010 #2 Top end job!!!!!!!!!! ect ect. Find the cause, or it will re-occur.
L L_C99 New Member Aug 16, 2010 #3 Besides what you listed the only other cause for no compression could be the headgasket/o-ring. Take the heads off, and you will probably spot your problem.
Besides what you listed the only other cause for no compression could be the headgasket/o-ring. Take the heads off, and you will probably spot your problem.
dsw222 Active Member Aug 17, 2010 #4 Bills86e said: Find the cause, or it will re-occur. Click to expand... Where would you start looking? I just did a top end job.... Carbs are clean.... I was thinking to check oil pump operation by manually pulling them wide open at idle What else?
Bills86e said: Find the cause, or it will re-occur. Click to expand... Where would you start looking? I just did a top end job.... Carbs are clean.... I was thinking to check oil pump operation by manually pulling them wide open at idle What else?