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Re: 1994 GMC Pickup engine swap - advice please
Are you doing the motor in the truck or the one that you are going to put into the truck. If the motor is sitting on the shop floor, I would consider a "Leakdown test" over the compression test. It will tell you whether or not you have a weak cylinder and possibly where the problem is. The motor would not have to be cranked over to get this done. If you do this then look for a good percentage number on the cylinders below the number of 25%. A real good moter would be at 5% or less on the cylinders.
If you do a compression test, I would be concerned if any one cylinder was a lot less than the others and if the compression on any cylinder was below 110#. This shows some wear and tear. In the old days most cylinders on vehicles tested out at about 125# and that was considered really good. Life really doesn't change much in this area.
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