Do I need a Madza compression meter to check the compression?
05-16-03, 11:06 AM
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Do I need a Madza compression meter to check the compression?
Or will a regular pressure gauge like those used on a piston engine work.
And if it will what should a 1991 N/A read at sea level?
And if it will what should a 1991 N/A read at sea level?
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Thanks, I nhave the entire wiring harness disconnected, can I still use the key to turn the engine over? (the starter is still connected).
Sounds easy enough, so what should be the reading in PSI?
Sounds easy enough, so what should be the reading in PSI?
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