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Yes, it sure could. Your first priority is to repair the blown head gasket. As you have to remove the heads to accomplish this, you can at that time see how much damage was done. You may need a complete overhaul.

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Q: Could a blown head gasket cause excesive oil pressure and one cylinder to have low compression?
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