I have just finished fixing my 1996 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup truck 4 Cyl 2.2 Ltr engine with 102,000 Mi. The timeing chain went on it and bent alll the valves and cracked the cylinder head in 3 places I had replaced everything broken and re assembled the engine but now when I turn the key everything sounds right but when I crank it over it cranks for a couple seconds and sounds like it is trying harder and harder to crank then stops when I remove the spark plugs and cycle the engine over once a massive amount of gasoline shoots out of the spark plug holes I can only assume the there was so much pressure due to all the fluid with all that said and done my question is what can be causeing the massive amount of gas in the cylinder and could I have done the timeing wrong to make this happen. Thank You for any responces.
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Sunday, June 3rd, 2007 AT 10:25 PM