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Re: ih 414d compression
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Posted by Matthew on January 29, 2002 at 17:17:10 from (64.68.163.9):
In Reply to: ih 414d compression posted by JT on January 29, 2002 at 14:43:35:
Why do you want to check your compression? Is it starting hard? The reason I ask is that in order to check compression on a diesel you have to remove the injector and install a special adapter and gauge. If you suspect your compression is low in a particular cylinder, and it is missing you can determine if your it is a compression problem by taking an injector out of a cylinder that is firing properly and switching it with the cylinder that is missing. If the miss follows the injector, then you have a faltyinjector. If the miss stays in the same cylinder then you have a compression problem. Either rings or valves.
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