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Old 10-23-2007, 10:57 AM
gdemoss01 gdemoss01 is offline
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not totally complete...

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Originally Posted by rrgrassi View Post
The complete engine (still assembled) would need to be on a stand, and you would have to spin it using a rigged up battery and starter connections.

As far as just rings, gaskets, valve job, etc, it would all depend on the conditiion of the pistons, cylinder sleeves, bearings, etc.
This engine originally was swapped out due to bad oil leak ( 1 qt/350miles) that seems to be from a bad head gasket.

It has no starter on it, in fact all accessories including the starter were swapped to the other engine. It had 188K miles on it when removed.

So I guess you're telling me a leak down test is the only way to determine compression? The engine is sitting on an engine stand and it still has oil in it and it's been under cover in a garage.

Thanks for the info so far.
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