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Compression Test Results
by
jaysen71581
on 11 Mar, 2012 09:26
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Hey all just finished up making my injector for my compression test and i have my results
195-240-220-200
Think i found my pressurized crankcase problem dont you???
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#1
by
jaysen71581
on 11 Mar, 2012 10:38
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What is this schrader valve you speak of? I looked for DIY compression injectors but found none
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#2
by
ORCoaster
on 11 Mar, 2012 12:01
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Think of a tire and valvestem. When you put air in the valve lets the air go one way and not come out till you push that little stem down. Same thing on a compression tester. It keeps the first stroke of air you put in in the line and gauge so you are not always pushing it back in. If I can get my tester out I will picture it and slap it in here later.
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#3
by
jaysen71581
on 11 Mar, 2012 18:54
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It does have a schrader valve in it
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#4
by
Mark(The Miser)UK
on 12 Mar, 2012 03:19
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Reasonably clustered values, so no weird stuff.
Head off, photograph head face and piston faces.
Inspect top of bores for wear groove.
Sump off pistons out, photograph pistons sides, capturing ring gap positions, and any stuck in.
Gently remove rings of worst and best chamber, and put them in the bore.
Measure/photograph gaps.
Have new rings to hand. See if a new ring will meet gap spec etc etc
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#5
by
jaysen71581
on 12 Mar, 2012 14:29
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Its not, i compared it to a snap on injector and i like mine better lol... when i get the $$ im going to be pulling the motor for a proper rebuild or i may just buy a running and True TD motor and just drop it in...
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#6
by
Mark(The Miser)UK
on 13 Mar, 2012 02:12
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Is someone pulling threads apart again by commenting, and then removing?It is entirely possible, but it is not Lucas or I as moderators. Unfortunately people are allowed to delete there own comments and threads do get confusing. Name calling is not the way to go about it though my friends.
If you do as I mentioned it may be that a rering and hone by any method you choose, will be sufficient. Without hunting, can you remind me what other issues you have other than seeming lt high sump pressure?
I think that idle blowby is often greater than operating speed blowby due to the time element, so things may not be as bad as it appears.
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#7
by
libbydiesel
on 13 Mar, 2012 07:22
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Erasing comments is within the rules of this forum. That type of comment was not. Check yourself there fella.
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#8
by
8v-of-fury
on 13 Mar, 2012 07:39
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Both comments were modified by me, to remove the name calling. On topic gentleman.
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#9
by
Mark(The Miser)UK
on 13 Mar, 2012 10:10
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Erasing comments is within the rules of this forum. That type of comment was not. Check yourself there fella.
I clearly missed some intervening comments that passed on through the night hours 
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I only recalled your comment about the valve which was completely innocuous. Can't you see how it messes up the threads and makes people look like they are talking to themselves? I also thought you stated in another part of the forum that you have only come back to sell in the vendors section, so I guess you have changed your mind. Welcome back if that is the case, or goodby if not 
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#10
by
libbydiesel
on 13 Mar, 2012 10:57
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Erasing comments is within the rules of this forum. That type of comment was not. Check yourself there fella.
I clearly missed some intervening comments that passed on through the night hours
No, there weren't any other comments that you missed. Please leave the name-calling and insults out of your future posts, Mark. If you want to avoid any discontinuity in the thread in the event that I delete one of my posts, then it would be most effective to not reply to my posts. As long as the option is open to me I will continue to edit/delete my own posts when the mood strikes and for whatever reason I feel fit and how you feel about that is no concern of mine. Similarly, where or when I post really is no concern of yours. Thanks for the welcome/goodbye.
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#11
by
Mark(The Miser)UK
on 15 Mar, 2012 05:17
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Erasing comments is within the rules of this forum. That type of comment was not. Check yourself there fella.
I clearly missed some intervening comments that passed on through the night hours
No, there weren't any other comments that you missed. Please leave the name-calling and insults out of your future posts, Mark. If you want to avoid any discontinuity in the thread in the event that I delete one of my posts, then it would be most effective to not reply to my posts. As long as the option is open to me I will continue to edit/delete my own posts when the mood strikes and for whatever reason I feel fit and how you feel about that is no concern of mine. Similarly, where or when I post really is no concern of yours. Thanks for the welcome/goodbye.
You're welcome.
I was actually replying to jay's comment at the time!?
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#12
by
theman53
on 15 Mar, 2012 05:42
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Erasing comments is within the rules of this forum. That type of comment was not. Check yourself there fella.
I clearly missed some intervening comments that passed on through the night hours
No, there weren't any other comments that you missed. Please leave the name-calling and insults out of your future posts, Mark. If you want to avoid any discontinuity in the thread in the event that I delete one of my posts, then it would be most effective to not reply to my posts. As long as the option is open to me I will continue to edit/delete my own posts when the mood strikes and for whatever reason I feel fit and how you feel about that is no concern of mine. Similarly, where or when I post really is no concern of yours. Thanks for the welcome/goodbye.
You're welcome.
I was actually replying to jay's comment at the time!?
But you quoted his. I think this type of bickering to get a rise out of someone is not in the best interest of the forum. Have a nice vacation Mark, see you in a week.
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#13
by
libbydiesel
on 15 Mar, 2012 08:02
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Is someone pulling threads apart again by commenting, and then removing?
Erasing comments is within the rules of this forum. That type of comment was not. Check yourself there fella.
I clearly missed some intervening comments that passed on through the night hours ,
I only recalled your comment about the valve which was completely innocuous. Can't you see how it messes up the threads and makes people look like they are talking to themselves? I also thought you stated in another part of the forum that you have only come back to sell in the vendors section, so I guess you have changed your mind. Welcome back if that is the case, or goodby if not
Those posts (and the bits deleted by mods) were directed at Jay? Jay is "CADman" and "He Who Must Not Be Named" and "Eraser", etc... That just doesn't make any sense to me.
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#14
by
Toby
on 15 Mar, 2012 21:44
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Letting people delete postings does a great disservice to this board. Many threads are just about worthless because of the discontinuity. People disagree and no amount of self serving editing will change that. It also allows people to hide what may be useful information as well as mis-statements. This forum would be much better served if no posts could be edited after 12 hours, like every other board that I have ever been on. The current practice allows someone to make and absolutely incorrect post and when called on it edit his previous posts to make the people who had it right look like the lame ones. I have seen this several times on this board.