M54 Engine Lost Compression on Cylinder 6

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M54 Engine Lost Compression on Cylinder 6

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10-20-2024, 10:56 AM

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So basically, transfer case, transmission, engine, and entire front subframe with steering gear front struts/brakes etc would drop, the rest would go up with the car body?

I'll need to remove exhaust, drive shafts, AC compressor, steering shaft from gear, wires/harness connections, transmission cooling lines, radiator connections, oil cooler lines, etc.

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