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    f20b help

    So got my f20 in and cylinders 123 are firing at 180 on a compression test. cylinder force at 120 and slowly decreasing but the engine started it seizing so I have to break the rings loose In cylinder 4. We already got cylinder 3 loose but the only way to keep it running is to have it for full throttle and it will idle. Doing this cause the engine to flood every timE. can anyone help me with the problem how to fix it cuz I can't figure it out.
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    Bumped it up for you, but can you be a little more explicit? What do you mean by breaking the rings loose?



    Originally posted by jacub123 View Post
    So got my f20 in and cylinders 123 are firing at 180 on a compression test. cylinder force at 120 and slowly decreasing but the engine started it seizing so I have to break the rings loose In cylinder 4. We already got cylinder 3 loose but the only way to keep it running is to have it for full throttle and it will idle. Doing this cause the engine to flood every timE. can anyone help me with the problem how to fix it cuz I can't figure it out.


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      If the pistons are sticking in the cylinders, then that engine needs to be completely overhauled... or simply replaced. There's nothing you can do short of tearing it apart to fix that. The damage is done.






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