200,000 Mile Reliability
01-11-05, 09:21 PM
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200,000 Mile Reliability
How healthy is a motor that reads 100 psi on all faces and is in a body with 200,000 miles? Owner says compression numbers suggest a rebuild in its lifetime.
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01-11-05, 11:32 PM
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Figure any rotor face hitting 90 PSI (or lower) and you need to start thinking rebuild.
120-125 is normal and what you want for a very good condition motor.
120-125 is normal and what you want for a very good condition motor.
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