Hi Fixckick.
yesterday, I managed to take the head apart, and found the issue! (see below).
Now, the questions I have are as follows:
1. A couple of the pistons' heads (1&4), as can be seen, as well as the associated valves have considerable accumulation of carbon on them. What has caused this, and how it could be prevented in the future.
2. Can I replace the connecting rod without pulling the engine off of the car?
Thank you for your time in advance!
yesterday, I managed to take the head apart, and found the issue! (see below).
Now, the questions I have are as follows:
1. A couple of the pistons' heads (1&4), as can be seen, as well as the associated valves have considerable accumulation of carbon on them. What has caused this, and how it could be prevented in the future.
2. Can I replace the connecting rod without pulling the engine off of the car?
Thank you for your time in advance!
[color=#800080][b]91 Sidekick JX, 8V, S. Carolina Car, 2 dr, 3 speed Auto Trani, Halifax, NS, Canada[/b][/color]