relative compression test
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4 years 4 months ago #35982
by Sanchezj3161
relative compression test was created by Sanchezj3161
Does this mean I have no compression in one cylinder?
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4 years 4 months ago - 4 years 4 months ago #35987
by Chad
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I would say "Yes". You have 7 humps and a space for the 8th. The hump, after the space, is a bit higher than the rest, which is to be expected.
Now, throw a sync on an ignition event, and number the humps/cylinders in accordance with the firing order.
Now, throw a sync on an ignition event, and number the humps/cylinders in accordance with the firing order.
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4 years 4 months ago #35988
by Chad
My apologies. I just realized that you are using the Uscope, which is single channel.
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Chad wrote: Now, throw a sync on an ignition event, and number the humps/cylinders in accordance with the firing order.
My apologies. I just realized that you are using the Uscope, which is single channel.
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4 years 4 months ago #36025
by Andy.MacFadyen
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Bad news on the engine 
But you made good use of the uScope that is a really good capture it shows all the classic characteristics to look for.
But you made good use of the uScope that is a really good capture it shows all the classic characteristics to look for.
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