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mattp
taking compression readings on a newly built 2056, anyone know whatnumbers I should get?
dbgriffith75
I don't know the specific numbers for a 2056, but the minimum you need to run should be around 90. For a newly built (or rebuilt?) engine, I would think they'll be up around the 120's.
Root_Werks
QUOTE(dbgriffith75 @ Jul 3 2008, 09:35 AM) *

I don't know the specific numbers for a 2056, but the minimum you need to run should be around 90. For a newly built (or rebuilt?) engine, I would think they'll be up around the 120's.


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On a new engine, probably not an issue, but look for differences in numbers. If 3 of them are 115 and one is 90, there be issues.
Cap'n Krusty
Valves correctly adjusted, throttle OPEN, battery fully charged. There should be less than 5% difference in the readings. The Cap'n
dbgriffith75
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On a new engine, probably not an issue, but look for differences in numbers. If 3 of them are 115 and one is 90, there be issues.


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