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Motor question

Just bought an 85 944, it has been sitting for 4 years. Did a compression check and had 175-180 on three cylinders and 120 on one, squirted oil in cylinder and it did not change, am I sunk? Any other ideas? I guess I could do a leak down check, but it seems as if I have a valve issue? Any assistance or advice would be appreciated.

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Sounds like a valve problem. check it a few times after turning the engine over, see if you get different readings.
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You should do a leak down at this point.....

It could still be losing compression through the rings or as suggested... intake, exhaust valves...... or the head gasket.
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Im with ae1969, Do a leak down test and see what happens
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Also, after sitting for 4yrs, the lifters are bone dry. The valves in the cylinder with the low compression might have a valve that is not fully seating, basically what they said!!!!

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