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Old 01-05-2011, 01:10 AM
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Can the ruber tubes on the end of the pcv cause the car not to start if they are damaged? is that considered a vacuum leak? its located on the upper back. it has too ends.. 1 to the cylinder head and the other to upper intake manifold..
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no it would just have high idle there is only one PCV
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Old 01-05-2011, 11:02 AM
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what can cause low compression after reinstalling the cylinder head? it has spark and fuel, it just wont crank over..I'm guessing its a hose, because I removed one to see if any compression was coming out and it was very little.
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a hose has nothing to do with low compression that is all upper engine stuff bent valves bad head gasket not torqued down timing is off and bent valves
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no it wont cause the car to not start but it will idle high and when you brake it will still want to go
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