Thinking about doing my own quick compression test on my dead '88 NA now sitting at the dealer. They can't get to it until Mon. May as well try to save $93 for the diagnosis, then just ask them for a quote on a new motor if it is blown.
I did read some posts on testing. If I remember right, Just hook up the guage to the leading (top plug, right?) plug hole, hold the pressure release button in and hope the guage bounces? How high? Thanks. |
Well i cant remember witch one you hook the guage to but the leading is the lower spark plug
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Originally Posted by Seppuku' date='Feb 1 2003, 01:27 PM
Well i cant remember witch one you hook the guage to but the leading is the lower spark plug
The picture on your post makes me sad- it is exactly my car! Plus all the money I'm out now! |
Originally Posted by DaveK' date='Feb 1 2003, 09:39 PM
Thanks- so it's the lower plug? I'll definitely check both rotors- probably just one or the other.
The picture on your post makes me sad- it is exactly my car! Plus all the money I'm out now! |
Originally Posted by pengaru' date='Feb 1 2003, 01:44 PM
[quote name='DaveK' date='Feb 1 2003, 09:39 PM'] Thanks- so it's the lower plug? I'll definitely check both rotors- probably just one or the other.
The picture on your post makes me sad- it is exactly my car! Plus all the money I'm out now! Guess I had it right to start with from my faded memory. Thanks. |
Sorry if i confused you i was just saying that the leading would not be the top hole.
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