Compression test in Manchester

Started by ttpower, December 08, 2006, 04:27:31 PM

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ttpower

Can anyone recommend the closest place to me in Manchester to get a compression check on my FD.

Thanks.

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olly-civic

do u need a special compression tester for the rotary?

Jit

yes you do...normal compression testers will not give the correct reading or give you a reading per combustion face

grinder

you can use a normal one - but its not as accurate and you have to hold the release valve down to do it

i think pip charges about 15-25 for the job though


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grinder

me again :D

ttpower - its the northwest meet on monday - just thought i would mention it :D


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olly-civic

Quote from: grinderyou can use a normal one - but its not as accurate and you have to hold the release valve down to do it

i think pip charges about 15-25 for the job though

lol thats good, iv got one with the release pin snapped off lol, i was gonna bin it but il now call it my specialist rotary engine tester :rollin

grinder

i have used one in the past and it gave a good indication of engine life ( dead at that point )

they are not as accurate as a proper one - but it does the trick :D


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ttpower

Quote from: grinderme again :D

ttpower - its the northwest meet on monday - just thought i would mention it :D

I know mate, was looking forward to it aswell, but my cars got a water seal problem and is losing water, might still try and come to it though.

Grizzly

Just a bit of a Warning, If you do try it your self make sure the threaded part of the Tester is NOT!! longer then your Plug Threaded part (or you run the risk of wiping out your Apex\'s on the end of the tester ;))