Cleveland, MS. Own small farm near Booneville, MS | Compression test shows 0 compression on #2. It's also putting air into the crankcase as well as the valves are not sealing on that cylinder. Mechanic tells me that they had another 4.7 in that was acting in a similar fashion. It's problem was that the timing gear had slipped a notch. Least expensive way to fix it was a crate engine. Labor to tear down and fix current engine or to install a new engine is about the same. |
need new engine - I think
