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Thread: How do you compression test a multifuel engine?

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02-24-2006, 13:26

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SixBuy

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Heard that! I've got what appears to be a good engine, just needs a 'tune-up'. Figured compression was the place to start. With good oil pressure and good compression you've got something to work with....

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