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Take it back to the shop that did the engine overhaul. No compression at all? They did something very wrong. Does the distributor shaft and rotor turn when cranking the engine? Are you sure your compression tester is working and hasn't failed? Is it possible they got the timing for the crank and camshaft all wrong? Take it back to them and demand they fix it, if it truly has no compression. It will never start without compression.
Most carb. engines should idle between 725 and 750 R.P.M., lower the idle and be sure to check the timing. You should have an emissions label under the hood to explain the idle and timing.
You have to bleed it at the slave cylinder not the master cylinder.Keep the bottle on the m/cyl full at all times and do not disconnect any lines.Bleed the system at the sl/cyl.Then do it again after a short drive.You still have air in the system.If you take off any m/cyl lines,you have to start all over again.
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any leaks in intake or exhaust upstream of the sensors, sparkplug
condition and engine controls/sensors for out of range operation
(including fuel pressure and condition of regulator)
IAC should be cleaned and checked as this can cause poor idle and shut
down. I'm not saying not to change O2 sensors, but unless everything
else if OK, it probably won't help.
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