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Old Aug 8, 2004 | 03:56 PM
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i have never been good at explaining myself sorry, but why did i get 20+ responses doging
me but hardly any on my real problems?
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Old Aug 8, 2004 | 03:59 PM
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What's your real problems? It's not that there wasnt anything to learn in the information you gave, if you had given it a better way. Such as: Compression testers made for piston engines don't work very well on our cars. Why do you think they cost $25 when a Mazda Compression Rotary Tester cost $1500 to buy and $60 just for an accurate test. Also, Mazda tests at 3000rpm as opposed to cranking rpm.

Btw, I'm not saying piston compression testers don't work for our engine, just restating what he said trying to help him out.
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Old Aug 8, 2004 | 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by phreestyleking
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i have never been good at explaining myself sorry, but why did i get 20+ responses doging
me but hardly any on my real problems?
You see, there's this magical tool called search that has been introduced to forums across the world wide web. If you knew this, (and obviously you didn't so i'm going to teach you about it) you would have searched to see if this information has been brought up before. Which it has many MANY times.

It is really easy to use too, all you have to do is click on search and a drop-down search field appears as if by magic. Then you just type what you are looking for, such as, "compression test."

I didn't not see what your original problem post was, maybe you should bump it. I may not know as much as some of the guys on this forum, but I try to respond when I know the answers. You'll realize that most people are on the forum at night or evening, sometime after they get off of work. Post during that time to get more responses.
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Old Aug 10, 2004 | 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by phreestyleking
um lets see first u learned how to be rude second that a piston comp tester will tell u natta.
I honestly wasn't trying to be rude, I really did not get what you were saying. I'm just a noob trying to learn as well.
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