Compression Test with Interesting Numbers?
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add a few drops of oil in then do a compresion test if it gets better then you have a bad ring or a stuck ring
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so the bad sticky ring... is it something to be worried about or ?
I bought a oil additive today to see if that will get the piston rings back, if not the motor still pulls hard and theres nothing out of the ordinary.
I bought a oil additive today to see if that will get the piston rings back, if not the motor still pulls hard and theres nothing out of the ordinary.
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I wouldn't worry about it one bit. Here's why:
A friend of mine built a 500awhp DSM. Cyl #'s were 140-180-180-180. Car ran AWESOME and still takes a daily beating. Cause of the problem isn't a piston ring.
A friend of mine built a 500awhp DSM. Cyl #'s were 140-180-180-180. Car ran AWESOME and still takes a daily beating. Cause of the problem isn't a piston ring.
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sounds like someone who "built" a motor by bolting an unnecessarily large turbo on an old worn out engine
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Max i'm done in here. If you want to redo it on that 1 cyl with oil let me know we'll figure something out.
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