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Old 05-27-2015, 01:03 PM
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Well, I said to pay close attention to cyl. #2 and there you go. It's almost always #2 but sometimes #3. If I'm right, one of the exhaust valves has beaten the valve seat to death. Do a leakdown test to verify the pressure loss is from the exhaust. If it is you'll need to remove the head and inspect the valves/seats. If you find wear/damage, cylinder head replacement is your only repair option, AFAIK. The after-market may have a cheaper repair solution???
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