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ASEMASTER6371
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
52,796 POSTS
Good evening,
I would start by checking the compression. It could be a valve if the compression is low.
It could also be a broken valve spring. The valve may not be closing all the way and it backfires out that cylinder. I attached a picture of the valve spring for you. Once one of the coils break, the spring will not have enough pressure to hold the valve closed.
Roy
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Jun 12, 2021 at 5:08 PM
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39TB
MEMBER
3 POSTS
Thank you Roy, I will do a compression test before I start pulling valve covers. Lee