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Compression reading
So whats a normal compression reading for a 305?
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Re: Compression reading
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Re: Compression reading
ha ha
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Re: Compression reading
Too Cold
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Re: Compression reading
As per the Factory service manual,Compression testing should be done with four puffs per cylinder, the lowest reading cylinder should not be less than 70% of the highest and no cylinder should be less than 100 pounds.
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Re: Compression reading
Sure does thanks
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