Does anyone know what the compression tests for a 154 should be?
thanks
noah
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48cub13
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154 compression
1948 Farmall cub
59 woods mower
moldboard plow
c22 mower
195? Farmall 400 with Loader
59 woods mower
moldboard plow
c22 mower
195? Farmall 400 with Loader
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Eugene
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Re: 154 compression
More importantly, what is your Cub's compression. Tested dry then wet.
Even, but no more than 10% difference. Would like to see an 120 psi across the board.
Even, but no more than 10% difference. Would like to see an 120 psi across the board.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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BigBill
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Re: 154 compression
The engine should be warm too. The dry compression test tests the rings to see how good they seal or if there wornout. The wet compression test seals the rings with a few drops of oil applied by us so the valves can be checked at this time for leaky seats.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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