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Topic: Re: Trying to find Top Dead Center
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| denverslim
01-08-2013 18:14:31
63.231.76.245
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Thanks. So if I get the air form the cylinder it must be the compression stroke, right? Why only 50-50. Will the exhaust stroke feel the same?...slim
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| dboll
01-09-2013 05:22:11
209.23.168.195
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Re: Trying to find Top Dead Center in reply to denverslim, 01-08-2013 18:14:31
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| you will get way more pressure on the comp. stroke as the ex valve is open on the ex. stroke
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| Case Nutty 1660
01-08-2013 19:02:10
75.127.24.27
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Re: Trying to find Top Dead Center in reply to denverslim, 01-08-2013 18:14:31
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| when you get it on top dead center you can pull the valve cover and see if both pushrods are loose on #1 cylinder if not turn it one more time and they should be loose that tells you you are on the right 50/50
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| old
01-08-2013 18:32:28
209.86.226.40
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Re: Trying to find Top Dead Center in reply to denverslim, 01-08-2013 18:14:31
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| Reason I say 50/50 is because on both compression and exhaust stroke you can get some air coming out since on compression it is there to fire and on exhaust it is there to expel the exhaust and if turning it by hand you do not feel much on either. If you turn it over with the starter by the time you get your finger off the button it is long past TDC
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