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    what is a good cylinder compression on a 2.2 toyota.?

    My readings were 240,140,140,220.The needle moved rapidly to those readings. I also let it turn 7 strokes.

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    Good answers already. With two very much lower readings in adjacent cylinders, my first guess would be a blown head gasket, too. One more check before I'd yank the head would be to squirt a tablespoon of oil into all cylinders and see if the compression goes up and how far. If you get a big boost in compression, you may have problems with the rings, too. I say this because it's better to know more before you begin taking the head off. ... Good luck!!

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    You have damaged rings,or burnt valves.


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