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Old 02-14-2014, 10:22 PM
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All but one at 300?....that's not bad. The one at 400 may just be carboned up.

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compression

so whats the consenses guys pull the head or mot? One more question does anyone know the part number for rebuild kit for injector kit for a 603 engine
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Old 02-15-2014, 11:33 PM
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so whats the consensus guys pull the head or not? One more question does anyone know the part number for rebuild kit for injector kit for a 603 engine
For diagnosis, get some new injector heat shields, swap injector #2 with #6 and report any change.

"Permissible difference between cylinders: 3 bar 43 psi".

At 100 psi variation, five out of six are low, far past the Permissible difference between cylinders.

300 psi on a warm engine is NOT good.

IMO the cylinder head needs to come off.
* Check the head for cracks / warping.
* Replace the gasket.
* Check for bent rods.

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Couldn't it be gunked up valves not closing tight?
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Couldn't it be gunked up valves not closing tight?
If this was an OM61x engine, yes.

IMO the odds are 99% against that with the OM60x engine.

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would it do any good to do a wet test and where would I find a good head at a reasonable price
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would it do any good to do a wet test and where would I find a good head at a reasonable price
Wet test is only used to confirm ring or wall is shot. It does not do any good.

I really do not think you have proved that the HG or Head is bad by giving us a bunch of compression #.
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would it do any good to do a wet test and where would I find a good head at a reasonable price
A wet test is to piston ring or cylinder wall damage, doubtful but remotely possible = the engine is essentially junk without $7000.00 USD repair.

On the OM60x engine with the known gasket / head issues I play the odds.
Worst case, you remove the head to find bent rods, scored cylinder liners = find a good used engine.

Best case, you find:
* Bad gasket.
* Bad valve guides.
* Bad valves.
* Bad hydraulic lifters.
* Head damage.

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