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Misfire problem

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Misfire problem

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Aug 8, 2010 | 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Encho

Usually when you pour oil on a cylinder and the compression jumps, the cause is a worn/broken ring.

Thats what I have heard, but how could every cyl on the drivers side have a bad rings?

Honestly Im inclined not to dump tons of cash into this engine if I can score the ford rebuilt for a decent price in some due time. The truck does run, pretty decently too for what it is.

Im very appreciative of your guys help, thanks so much!

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