TN 2N
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I am looking at an older Ford 5000 ( pre '67) gas burner. Want to do a compression test. What numbers would be good/acceptable, dry and wet?
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Ultradog MN
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The big Ford manual says 115-150 with max 25 psi variation between cylinders.
Says all plugs out, throttle open, 200
rpm cranking speed.
These would be dry numbers.
The wet/dry test would only be used to determine if a low number was caused by rings or valves and not for determining overall condition of top end.
Good luck on getting it.
Says all plugs out, throttle open, 200
rpm cranking speed.
These would be dry numbers.
The wet/dry test would only be used to determine if a low number was caused by rings or valves and not for determining overall condition of top end.
Good luck on getting it.
TN 2N
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- NW Tennessee
Thanks, UD!
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