Questions & Answers for: blown cylinder

blown cylinder head gasket my cylinder head gasket has blown, how do i change it and do i need a torque wrench/ are you sure the cylinder head gasket has blown and not the rocker cover gasket this is ...

...blown cylinder head gasket. To find it out you have to perform cylinder compression test on your car. Start with a normal ("static") compression test. If you will find low or zero pressure in one ...

...blown cylinder head gasket. Coolant can penetrate through a blown gasket into combustion chamber, exhaust valve and out the exhaust. A`static compression test, with zero or low compression reading, ...

...gasket. All of these symptoms are sure signs of a blown head gasket. The only other thing that it can possibly be is a cracked head or cylinder. But 99 times out of 100 it is just a blown head

...the antifreeze is a sign of: 1) Cracked cylinder head. 2) Cracked engine block 3) Blown head gasket. I think its a cylinder head because its a lot easier to crack a cylinder head than an engine

...blown between one cylinder and another, blown between the cylinder and a cooling or oil passage, etc. A GOOD shop will check more than compression, to determine where the exact problem is. *A head ...

...cylinder is blown? Someone told me a cylinder is blown in my Nissan pathfinder, but it still runs. Is this possible? What symptoms wud it have if a cylinder is blown? It can but will quickly fall ...

...blown gasket is a cylinder compression test. The compression should be approximately the same in all cylinders and should not leak down quickly. If it does, this indicates either a blown head gasket ...

one cylinder under spec, could be worn rings/valve guides, blown head gasket at point between coolant jacket. If two adjacent cylinders under spec, will be blown head gasket at point between cylinders

...cylinder has "blown out". Thoughts? First thought- defective cylinder. Now when you say blown out do you mean came apart and the cups and cylinders came out? If that is so then I would say faulty ...