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Thread: Low compression

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    Default Low compression

    Looks like I have to have the Motor rebuilt on my mark II 1957 . Any advice , also where to take it to in NY area ?
    Gary Tak

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    Are there any other problems besides low compression?
    Holger Klausing
    C56B1966
    C56C2503

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    Well. Of course no power .
    Gary Tak

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    No power up hills
    Gary Tak

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    Hm, there are, of course, many reasons for poor performance and low compression.

    I think, you will have examined all the possible causes.

    Unfortunately, I cannot help finding an engine specialist in your area.

    Good luck.
    Holger Klausing
    C56B1966
    C56C2503

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    Low compression on 4 of them . Did the wet test and added about 30 percent . Everyone is busy right now . Have to wait my turn for a complete rebuild .
    Gary Tak

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    Just a suggestion that, if you have the engine out of the car -- that's a good time to do transmission work if it's needed.

    To find a shop, perhaps classified ads in publications (or web sites) for classic cars will help. The national LCOC organization has a regular magazine with classifieds. There are regional LCOC affiliates, ditto. Or outfits like Hemmings, at hemmings.com...
    Peter Hill
    C56A1832

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    First place I would start checking is the valves for proper clearance.

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