#49598, "RE: compression test results-confuse?" In response to Reply # 1 May-27-03 08:23 PM by jsupetran
oh, i have the stock motor and ready to turbo (i have the turbo kit). the motor was running for thirty minutes doing errands and waited twenty minutes before i started the test.
did i do the crank thing right? you leave it in the on position for the same amount of seconds on all cylinders right. how come there was such a huge difference between the first trial and the second? also, i know altitude is a huge factor, so is it better to be at sea level (i.e. at the beach) cause i think i live at least a couple hundred feet above sea level? -------jezreel
#49606, "RE: compression test results-confuse?" In response to Reply # 3
yeah i step on the throttle all the way while turning on the engine. is my method okay btw (of turning the crank for 10sec and then 15sec)? -------jezreel
#49609, "RE: compression test results-confuse?" In response to Reply # 5
i'll do another compression test again to know if i should boost? my car as a whole has never given me any headaches (crosses fingers and knocks on wood).
i know from the site that it should be 180-215 with little variation. if i go at the beach, ya think it'll be higher or better?
#49636, "RE: compression test results-confuse?" In response to Reply # 7
http://www.2gnt.com/www/corbin/comp.html Follow these to a T and you will know you have done it right. Let us know the results. BTW don't use oil unless one of them is out of spec for compression. That is something you do after you find low cilinder compression.
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