Compression/leakdown test on my 2jz-ge
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My 03 IS300 has been supercharged with a powerdyne bd11a at 7 psi and controlled by an e-manage for about 12k miles over ~4 years.
Lexus did a compression and leakdown test on my car. Here are the results ...
Compression/leakdown percentage
#1) 140/22
#2) 145/20
#3) 155/15
#4) 155/15
#5) 150/17
#6) 155/15
From my little knowledge on the subject, the compression looks ok because the span is only 15 psi which keeps it with ~10% (15 psi) variation from a rough average of ~150psi. What makes me worried is that I read that a stock engine should be putting about 190 psi, but then again, this test was done at ~5000' ASL (above sea level) and an unknown engine temperature.
Now the leakdown ... shouldn't it be down in the 5-10% range?
Thanks for the insight!
Lexus did a compression and leakdown test on my car. Here are the results ...
Compression/leakdown percentage
#1) 140/22
#2) 145/20
#3) 155/15
#4) 155/15
#5) 150/17
#6) 155/15
From my little knowledge on the subject, the compression looks ok because the span is only 15 psi which keeps it with ~10% (15 psi) variation from a rough average of ~150psi. What makes me worried is that I read that a stock engine should be putting about 190 psi, but then again, this test was done at ~5000' ASL (above sea level) and an unknown engine temperature.
Now the leakdown ... shouldn't it be down in the 5-10% range?
Thanks for the insight!
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no burning oil ... and the Lexus techs didn't go too in depth with the test. The more I think about it, they probably didn't get the engine up to normal operating temperature before doing the tests.
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