07-07-2011, 02:03 PM
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Ford Ranger Owner
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 68
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Head replacement won't start now.
Ok so I've had some problems with compression and since my 2004 v6 3.0 is the notorious year for having head recession problems I went ahead and did the kit from Dover.the compassion was stupid low in every cylinder. Most were around 60 or 80 and others were around 115. After the rebuild I started it and it fired right up it had a little noise like a tapping noise coming from the heads so I shut it off to check and make sure nothing was wrong. Went to fire it up again and it turned over but wouldn't fire. Pulled the plugs to test compression and check for bad plugs compression is up to around 150 in all cylinders which I assummed was near normal, but EVERY plug was wet with gas. So I put new plugs in and still wouldn't start. I tested the wires that plug into the coil with an led tester and it lit up bright. So either the coil is bad which idk how it would have gone bad. Since it fired right up to begin with.
So I guess I just need to know how do I go about testing the coil pack or what else could be wrong?
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Mods: 2" lift(torsion key and blocks),32/11.50 Kumho AT, Rancho Shocks, Hella Fog lights, k&n air filter, 5%tint all the way around, Black bed liner sprayed tool box, black headlights/tail lights, 15/8 Allied wheels, SuperChip Installed, Flowmaster 40 series perf. exhaust(single out behind passenger door),BlackHorse Bull Bar, top end rebuilt.
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Originally Posted by machine090767
If the manufacturer calls it an OHV, then so will I.
you can call it a vibrator for all I care.
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