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Time for some preliminary tests...I warmed up the engine for a half hour (and even tried putting it in gear and low and behold, drive works again!) in preparation for a compression test. I pulled the plugs and the coil wire and propped the throttle wide open.
Here's the results: Cyl 1: 205 psi Cyl 2: 205 psi Cyl 3: 210 psi Cyl 4: 207 psi Cyl 5: 205 psi Cyl 6: 206 psi Cyl 7: 205 psi Cyl 8: 207 psi I guess the rule of thumb is that you want them all within a 10% range of each other. Looks like this is around a 1% range! And here are the plugs. They appear to be burning nicely for the 443 miles I put on the car in five years. Running on 93 octane plus some 100 low-lead Avgas. Last edited by njsteve; 09-18-2018 at 11:23 PM. |
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