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Old 04-05-07, 03:57 PM
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Compression cold/hot

Yeah i know that compression should be take engine hot but i've look to buy a used engine that been remove and stored for about 6 months. I got compression 70-70-75 on both rotors. Anybody know if theses numbers would be higher or lower when engine hot like it should be?

Theses numbers are Ok or too low?
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You would have a very difficult time getting the car started with those numbers. IF the car was warm the numbers should be lower. Either way it is time for a rebuild with those numbers.
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