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how to read a compression test??

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    how to read a compression test??

    allright i did a commpression test on mi car but i don't no what numbers i am looking at.

    they all came out about excatly the same. so i don't think im worried about that.
    i can't figure out how people come up with their compression numbers IE 8 4 1 i thinks thats right..

    their is three different sets of numbers on the gauge

    psi is on the outter ring
    kg/cm middle ring
    bar inner ring but say 1bar equals 100 kpa
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    Originally posted by 92smokeaccord
    i believe that u go by psi. it should beat least 85-90 psi. please some one correct me if im wrong.
    well im at about 165-175 psi someone tell me if this is good or bad

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      #3
      do u have the haynes manuel?
      Last edited by 92smokeaccord; 11-01-2009, 09:18 PM.

      my new turbo build

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        #4
        Good the compression specs for my 92' accord are: Standard 178psi and Minimum 135psi

        my new turbo build

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          Originally posted by doojo0014 View Post
          well im at about 165-175 psi someone tell me if this is good or bad
          thats pefect max is 178.

          my new turbo build

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