SC400 compression?
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SC400 compression?
Well, I had my compression checked yesterday by a friend of a friend and he gave me these numbers.
He said the left side is 160 all the way down.
The right side is 160, 160, 60, 190.
I have no clue what these numbers mean but they sound bad because of the horrible difference.
He said I will need a valve adjustment.
My question is.
Do you guys know if that type of ratio is horribly bad?
Will i still be able to run it for a good while before i buy another 1uzfe?
He said the left side is 160 all the way down.
The right side is 160, 160, 60, 190.
I have no clue what these numbers mean but they sound bad because of the horrible difference.
He said I will need a valve adjustment.
My question is.
Do you guys know if that type of ratio is horribly bad?
Will i still be able to run it for a good while before i buy another 1uzfe?
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You have 1 bad cylinder. The on at 60 has la low reading. I think its more than a valve adjustment and more like a piston ring. The engine will run fine. It'll just be down on power. Let me rephrase. I don't recommend leaving it that way for an extended period of time, but for a short period you should be ok.
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Impossible to say. There is obviously a problem. ie a fatigued, poor fitting piston ring. The ring could hold where it is for 6 months or it could completely fail tomorrow. No way to be totally sure.
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I just got done replacing the transmission, and i also need a water pump.
Well, looks like i'll be saving up for a 1uzfe.
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