Compression Test Results
So I was bored the other day and decided to check the compression on my 360. My lowest reading was 132psi and highest was 150psi. I thought those were pretty decent figures for 196,000 miles?
No problems whatsoever. Original owner, original motor, trans, diffs, tc, you name it. Even the plenum gasket hasn't been touched. I have done oil changes myself every 3K, and when you add that up, **** , that's a lot of oil!
buy a compression test gauge, remov your spark plugs, unplug the coil, pull fuse #9.
Hook up test gauge in place of a spark plug, turn engine over and check results on gauge.
Jot them down the psi plus the cylinder number, and do all eight.
Hook up test gauge in place of a spark plug, turn engine over and check results on gauge.
Jot them down the psi plus the cylinder number, and do all eight.
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Yup, that was dry. Good enough for me I figured, so I never did a "wet" test.
No problems whatsoever. Original owner, original motor, trans, diffs, tc, you name it. Even the plenum gasket hasn't been touched. I have done oil changes myself every 3K, and when you add that up, **** , that's a lot of oil!
No problems whatsoever. Original owner, original motor, trans, diffs, tc, you name it. Even the plenum gasket hasn't been touched. I have done oil changes myself every 3K, and when you add that up, **** , that's a lot of oil!
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