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Compression / Vacuum question on a CUB .....
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Posted by Glen on May 29, 2003 at 15:32:19 from (141.149.147.238):
My '52 Cub has started puffing a little bit of smoke (greyish in color). Plugs don't look wet (just a little bit of soft black soot). It's not using oil between changes.
I checked the compression as follows: 100 pounds on 3 of the cylinders and about 102 on the fourth cylinder.
Also, I ran the motor with a vacuum gauge attached and it read a very steady 17 & 1/2 inches. Is it time for rings maybe ?
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