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Old 09-30-13, 05:37 PM
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Cold compression check

Can I do compression check when engine is cold?
What number should i expect to see when cold?

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Originally Posted by BusaNostra
Can I do compression check when engine is cold? What number should i expect to see when cold? thank u
I might be wrong but from my understanding it's not a reliable result you will be getting as the numbers will fluctuate. Anuj.
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a cold compression check will tell you if the engine is blown, a warm compression check will tell you the actual compression it will be running under.
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You'll see higher number when it's cold.
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