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Old Dec 26, 2015 | 10:21 PM
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cdrance
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Default Re: Engine cranks; no compression?

Thanks to all responding. Cam shaft timing marks line up horizontally with cam bolt and with copper links, but the crank should be at 40 degrees after TDC; its at 60 (onehundred80). I haven't take off the timing chain cover yet, to confirm, but that's why I think it jumped a tooth at the crank sprocket. There's 120K mile on the engine (ala_xfire). I have never run low on oil, in the 4 years I've owned the car. It was running OK.
 

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