I have a 2000 OX66 and the highest compression on any cylinder is 95, with all others within 5% of each other....Should I be worried???
I have a 2000 OX66 and the highest compression on any cylinder is 95, with all others within 5% of each other....Should I be worried???
2020 Ranger Z520L 250 Pro XS 4
if they're all within 5% id try another gauge, ill bet you're ok
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So the lowest cylinder was around 90. Sounds a little low but not too bad. If this were mine I would run some engine tuner through it and shock treatment with ring free run it a while and recheck it. As long as they a even its probably OK
Could this hurt my boats performance or top end speed???
2020 Ranger Z520L 250 Pro XS 4
maybe but your numbers dont sound very low to me. The only way to fix it is to overhaul it. Try the tuner and the ringfree shock like I said and see if that helps it.
are you performing this compression test with the throttle plates wide open?????? if not do so
Can you give some input on how to open the plates, thanks......
do you have a hot foot? if so pull the kill lanyard and have someone push hot foot wide open
I would like to see the difference in the numbers when you hold the throttle open. I have never found it to make much difference.
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