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Old 04-12-2006, 11:31 AM
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need numbers

Im thinking about doing a compression and a leakdown test on my 89 d15 just to check its healthiness, what are a good range of reading I should come up with?
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Re: need numbers

compression

minimum 135psi
normal 184psi
no more than 28psi difference

leakdown

no more than 9% leakage
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Re: need numbers

thanx for the info
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