compression test results!
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compression test results!
I just did a compression test in my gsr with some ctr pistons and the results is:
Piston one:
260 psi first time
265 psi second time
Piston two:
265 psi first time
265 psi second time
Piston three:
275 psi first time
280 psi second time
Piston four:
280 psi first time
280 psi second time
well i got good compression but the last two piston worry me... i read a fourm about doing a compression test and they said if they vary from +-20 its ok and mine came out to 15psi different from the other two... What u honda ppl think?
fixed the order of the pistons lol!
Modified by GSR_hatch936 at 10:05 PM 12/21/2007
Modified by GSR_hatch936 at 10:05 PM 12/21/2007
Piston one:
260 psi first time
265 psi second time
Piston two:
265 psi first time
265 psi second time
Piston three:
275 psi first time
280 psi second time
Piston four:
280 psi first time
280 psi second time
well i got good compression but the last two piston worry me... i read a fourm about doing a compression test and they said if they vary from +-20 its ok and mine came out to 15psi different from the other two... What u honda ppl think?
fixed the order of the pistons lol!
Modified by GSR_hatch936 at 10:05 PM 12/21/2007
Modified by GSR_hatch936 at 10:05 PM 12/21/2007
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Re: (z6hatchboy)
yea im just wondering cuz my car smokes like crazy in vtec!!! so i figured i need to see if my piston rings are worn and thats y i did a compression test... and piston one is by the dizzy right?
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Re: (z6hatchboy)
so had them backwards lol! yea i guess i need a tune or the gasket that goes around the valves..
here i got a vid of my car smokin in vtec... but the quilty sucks its with a camra phone sorry!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLkJA8sdh2A
Modified by GSR_hatch936 at 10:26 PM 12/21/2007
here i got a vid of my car smokin in vtec... but the quilty sucks its with a camra phone sorry!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLkJA8sdh2A
Modified by GSR_hatch936 at 10:26 PM 12/21/2007
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Re: (D16SohcVtec)
naa havent done a leakdown test dont really know how and if it was the head gasket it would over heat... what im wondering if its just in need of tune? but if i get more info and what stuff i need to buy i will do a leakdown test! asap!
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Re: (GSR_hatch936)
ohh and the color of the smoke i dont know i just see a cloud! lol! but i posted a vid up there and it shows the smoke but got to look hard bad quality!!
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It doesn't have to be overheating to have a bad gasket. Check under your oil cap to see if it's kinda milky. You can check the overflow tank for any milky discolor to the coolant. If you see a milkish color etc your gasket might be going bad where it's not sealing the oil correctly.
Here's what you need for a leakdown.
http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...n.php
It doesn't have to be overheating to have a bad gasket. Check under your oil cap to see if it's kinda milky. You can check the overflow tank for any milky discolor to the coolant. If you see a milkish color etc your gasket might be going bad where it's not sealing the oil correctly.
Here's what you need for a leakdown.
http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...n.php
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Re: (D16SohcVtec)
i know bout the head gasket going out but had that happen to one of my cars... im just sayin its not out... but other then that like the valves and rings not really sure.
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Re: (speedooo)
i dont know y they alway think its the head gasket but im pretty sure its the valves or rings.... but not sure! need more help. cuz still need to buy the leak down tester.!
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Re: (z6hatchboy)
yes i do but its also because i got a bad leak!! lol i changed the valve cover gasket the oil pan gasket the rear main seal gasket and now im lost! but the oil seem to be leekin near the trany and motor??? i put like a quart every week or so!
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Lol, i have the same leak between block and tranny, but im rebuilding so hopefully it gets fixed. I also had black smoke and added a quart every week, and my rings are deff. shot b/c of 200k miles, lol.
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Usually black smoke means you're running rich, blue is usually burning oil, and white is burning coolant or just condensation during the colder months. But if you do have black all over your back bumper and you're probably burning oil. Don't just go ruling that it's the rings now either. It's very likely it could be the valve stem seals too which is a much easier problem to fix than the piston rings. lol Also, those compression numbers seem a little high. Are you sure you're checking compression right? 280 would be pretty damn high compression. Most cars with good compression will test around 160-180 PSI. You're right though, 20 PSI is the maximum variance between cylinders. If you want to tell if it's your rings compression test the car, then put a few squirts of oil down each spark plug hole and compression test again. If the compression goes up a decent amount (usually 10 PSI or more) then the rings are a good possibility.
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Re: (A_Rotary_Guy)
yea i did the compression test right.. I got a b18c1 with ctr pistions. but yea i was thinking the valves seal might be out ill do some more stuff to see wats wrong with it like a leak down test.