Toyota Trucks: 22R Problems

Zero? 0 psi? As in nothing? Nil? Even a piston with no rings will
register some psi.

Bearman

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sounds like a broken timing chain --- remove valve cover and see if valves
are being actuated.
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If you ahve to rebuild it, pull the motor and have a reputable machine shop
build it up for you. This way you know what your starting with and exactly
what goes back in.
I agree with the earlier post, zero psi?? are you sure you had a good seal
with you compression tester?
Good luck and happy wrenching
Nathan
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The timing chain is intact. The cam does move and the valves actuate. I
have to leave town on business, but I'm going to pull the head off when I
get back this weekend. I'm suspecting it's a blown head gasket, but all 4
cylinders blown? Someone suggested the seat rings fell out. I won't know
until I get the head off. My friend does not have a lot of money to spend,
so I'm trying to avoid purchasing a rebuilt engine.

Thanks again,

JW


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I'm thinking that has to be some sort of misunderstanding. Either that, or a
broken compression gauge. Not seated firmly? Something.

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I would sure try more troubleshooting before I sprang for a rebuilt engine.
Spark? Fuel line? Fuel filter? Gasoline in the tank? Don't laugh about
that last one. It's happened before.

Bearman

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LOL, There is gas in the tank. Spark from the plugs.

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