Posted by rustred on August 19, 2012 at 17:36:37 from (184.151.222.60):
In Reply to: Re: #4 missing posted by Greg K on August 19, 2012 at 17:20:17:
pretty easy, screw it into the plug hole, open throttle and give er about 5-6 cranks of compression and watch the guage. do the same for all cyl's. an engine in good condition the compression will rise to max. in about 2 revolutions.thinking around 100-120 psi for that engine. if they are within 10 percent of each other its good. zero or real low is valves. even and low could be rings, for this squirt some oil in and recheck and compression should raise. they dont come with valve seals,thats an add on when valve job is done.
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