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Old 07-11-02, 07:49 PM
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hey everyone help with my rotary,what are all the possible causes of low compression in a rotary that is running.only poor for #2 rotor.are they all tear down issues?i read some posts talking about secondary intake ports that open etc.could this be stuck open and cause it?its an 88 non turbo and if i have to tear it down what bolt on mods would you all suggest to build more streetable power [other than nitrous]thanx for the input.
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for bad compression it could be bad carbon build up around the apex seals
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If it is carbon buildup you could do the ATF treatment or it may be a blown engine which would require a complete teardown and rebuild of the block. If you are going to rebuild it you might want to go with a port job since the only time you can do that is when the engine is apart.
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