wingnut2001

i recheck the timing, got the cam tool for back of the cams.timing is set right on the money. i guess i will have pull the motor out and return it.no compression in 1 and 4 and some in 2 and 3. i also used some crc in all for cylinders and let it set.still no compression.

WyrTwister

Just guessing , but I suggest you have the valve timing 180 degrees off . Pull # 1 plug and using a long ratchet / socket and rotate the engine until # 1 is coming up on compression . Then check the timing marsk .

Wyr
God bless

tech2

that was suggested to him. that is why I wanted him to pull the valve cover and watch the valves and inspect for damage.

chevyboy@22

• Ticking noise coming from the engine. The timing belt is attached by way of a series of pulleys to the engine's crank and cam shaft. Cause is misfires, oil leaking in the front of the engine