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Old 01-03-2003, 09:06 AM   #6
Hozer 88GTConv
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Ron,
No I haven't. After doing a dry comp check and not seeing anything suspicious, I pulled the valve cover to have a look. Again, no obvious issues. I have never seen a valve seat not seated properly and you can't see very well anyway between the springs.
The thing is I have no death smoke. I mean none at all. I can't believe it either because the plug looks so bad.
I am really caught in a jam here because I don't want my boost to make things worse if something is awry.
Naturally, I have no time to screw with this now either.
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