Checking compression
Checking compression
OK this question may be stupid so go easy...
How do you check compression your self, can this be done or is there special tools involved.
Thanks for any input
How do you check compression your self, can this be done or is there special tools involved.
Thanks for any input
Re: Checking compression
Originally posted by mazdaspeed
OK this question may be stupid so go easy...
How do you check compression your self, can this be done or is there special tools involved.
Thanks for any input
OK this question may be stupid so go easy...
How do you check compression your self, can this be done or is there special tools involved.
Thanks for any input
Jarrett
LOL I don't think he ment "by himself"...
readings should be between 85-120psi. the higher the better. that is with the needle still in the gauge
when you remove the needle it you are just looking for even bounces to make sure all 3 sides are the same. it will probably read alot lower.
readings should be between 85-120psi. the higher the better. that is with the needle still in the gauge
when you remove the needle it you are just looking for even bounces to make sure all 3 sides are the same. it will probably read alot lower.
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