Completed the compression test on my '85 merc 260
#1
1- 132
3- 135
5- 130
7- 133
2- 155 noticed fuel in cyllinder
4- 150 also noticed fuel in this cylinder
6- 140
8- 145
How does it stack up? what does it mean when there is a noticeable amount of fuel in the 2 cylinders? Thanks guys. at least now I assume I have arrived at decision time. Thanks for any advice.
Jim
3- 135
5- 130
7- 133
2- 155 noticed fuel in cyllinder
4- 150 also noticed fuel in this cylinder
6- 140
8- 145
How does it stack up? what does it mean when there is a noticeable amount of fuel in the 2 cylinders? Thanks guys. at least now I assume I have arrived at decision time. Thanks for any advice.
Jim
#2
Compression test should be run on a motor that is "warm" not cold.
Disable the kill switch (or if it does not have one, remove the coil wire from the distributor cap and ground it). Open the throttle plates.
Then check each cylinder.
When you say you saw fuel in the cylinders, please elaborate.
Disable the kill switch (or if it does not have one, remove the coil wire from the distributor cap and ground it). Open the throttle plates.
Then check each cylinder.
When you say you saw fuel in the cylinders, please elaborate.
#7
It's certainly not an xtra cash issue. The Problem is max rpm only 4500, This motor has a little hotter aftermarket cam. engine iis running rough, carb has been rebuilt twice in two days. I'm at my wits end.
jim
jim
Last edited by JGB; 10-25-2004 at 08:29 AM.
#8
Formulaz thanks, throttle was WOT during test. Carb as I mentioned in previous post has been rebuilt twice in two days ccause that's what I thought was causing the motor to run rough.



