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    Posted: 20 Oct 2010 at 6:39pm
ive been restoring my wc for about 3 years now. 2 years ago i rebuilt the engine all new everything, had the head work done and all..  no im trying to time it to get it to run, but i have no compression on number 1, i have comp. on 2,3,4 but not zip on 1... 
what could be going on here? i know the rings arent lined up for sure and i checked for proper end gap when putting it together.....  any ideas. thanks in advance
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valve sticking open or some crud on the seat?
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Maybe pull the cover off to make sure a valve isn't stuck.
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great ideas, i was counterplating on pulling the cover off....  let me try that and ill get back with you all. thanks!!
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valves are not stuck.... still confusing...
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did you check the valve clearances?
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i just did that, AND the adjuster screw needed backed off a little bit got good comp. now!
 
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