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617 Compression Test Results!!!!!!!!!!
1- 360
2- 360 3- 350 4- 360 5- 340 Yee-haw, I think...... Please confirm the urge to celebrate. Thanks again. Jay |
pretty nice.
people get so concerned about the value of the compression when its the relation of all the values that makes for a smooth running engine. thats what you have. |
Whoo Hoo!!
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Elaborate, if you could.
I'd like to know a little more about what values to consider. Thanks in advance. |
The first whoo hooo has arrived....this is good.
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the factory spec for the engine is 10% (someone correct me) variance between all cylinders at most. your highest and lowest scores are well within that. although the factory spec for highest value of compression is a bit higher than your numbers, you are within the "healthy" engine range. I definitely give you a "woo-hoo" too |
What is the factory spec for highest value of compression?
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wow many exclamation points with the good #shttp://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/...ons/icon14.gif me hopes for similar with the ones sitting around-have to take the head off one.
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30 bar
or 435 psi is the best "normal" compression value given. |
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The 617.95 service manual lists normal compression as 24-30 bar. Minimum is 15 bar. Maximum difference between individual cylinders is 3 bar. (These figures are with the engine at normal operating temperature.) |
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Those are good solid numbers! Was the engine at operating temp (85C.) just before testing? Joseph |
The engine was cold.
Please tell me about how this affects the test. |
A cold engine will generate a lot less pressure in the cylinders for two reasons.
The rings seal better at temperature, and the heat from the cylinder walls increases the temperature of the compressed air a bit. |
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And, Cranking will be slightly faster, as there's less drag of thick oil.... Prolly add maybe 50 psi to those 'cold' numbers for a good, hot engine....:) |
Where did you take the readings from? Glow plug or injector? Which tester?
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