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Old 07-06-2017, 08:39 PM   #12
AussieinNC
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Re: Rebuild isn't starting

Have been following along and have a few suggestions:

Remove all the spark plugs and perform a compression test...list the results for each cylinder...
drivers side cylinders front to back are 1,3 5 and 7
passenger side cylinders front to back 2,4,6,8

You should see around 150 psi on each cylinder...most auto parts stores can lend you a test gauge...

Did you remove the pistons from the block?
Did you remove and replace the piston rings on the pistons ?
Did you remove the camshaft and lifters?
Did you align the dots on the timing gear top and bottom gear to match when you put the chain back on?

I am attaching an image of the firing order and usual cap layout...

Lets us know the results of the compression test and answers to the questions...
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