火箭三R中气缸压缩为零。有人知道原因吗?

It doesn't shut down when you open the throttle, but sometimes it shuts down by itself.
 
I think I made a mistake in the measurement. I measured the clearance when the pressure reducing valve was working. This caused the valve to have clearance. That's why I measured 0.58. If I open the pressure reducing valve and put it in a non-working state, I try to insert a ruler with a thickness of 0.02. It can't be inserted. Because there is no clearance, the valve cannot be fully reset, leaving it in a leaking state.
 
Could it be a bent valve?
It's impossible to tell if the valve is bent. The only inference is that the valve can't fully return to its original position because there's no clearance. I need to remove the crankshaft so the valve is free of obstruction. If the valve isn't bent, it should close completely after removing the crankshaft.
 
If the valve was bent then you would have a lot of clearance between cam and valve.
 
And he finds the problem and disappears without sharing the outcome. Ha Ha. Hope not. That's how we learn
I'm trying to find the real problem. Everything is speculation now. Adjusting the throttle requires a professional tool. You can easily buy it in Europe, but it's hard to buy it in Japan. I want to make this professional tool myself. I don't know if it's possible, but the prerequisite is to have the specific data of the professional tool, which no one has provided me.
 
Based on what he just shared about the exhaust valve having no clearance, the valve isn't closing even with the decompressor deactivated. He stated he cannot insert a feeler gauge. For whatever reason, the valve needs to be adjusted...

I wonder what the other exhaust valve measurements are? Are they all tight??? Did someone try adjusting the valves before??