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temp fix for compression leak?

By geo - 11/15/2000 6:57:56 PM; IP 24.67.94.253

I've got a problem,
In my 65 390 4v i've got a compression leak that causes breather to puke oil residue on underside of hood,

Eventually I'm going to have to do a rebuild, but seeing as how I've never done one before it is a daunting task.

I was wondering if i could use some sort of supplement to temporarily fix my problem?
like an "engine restorer" or the like

would you suggest such a fix or will it only compound my problems?

thanks for any help
geo

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temp fix for compression leak? -- geo, 11/15/2000

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RE: temp fix for compression leak? -- geo, 11/17/2000

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RE: temp fix for compression leak? -- Will, 11/16/2000

pcv works, thanks anyhow (n/m) -- geo, 11/17/2000