Compression Test
Did a compression test yesterday....
D16Z6 120-----90------90-------120 30 psi difference = not good? You think I should boost this bitch anyways? |
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Yeah, thats a 25% difference, I think you'd want the cylinders within 10% of each other. Do some preventative maintenance first.
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I was afraid someone would say that. I'll do a second test today...
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You make too many threads. Half of them can be answered by downloading a shop manual stickied at the top of this forum.
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
You make too many threads. Half of them can be answered by downloading a shop manual stickied at the top of this forum.
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screw the percentage differences that motor is not in good shape at all. Normal for a d16z6 is 180-190 per cylinder
anything below 150 is a damaged motor somewhere |
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Originally Posted by chris
screw the percentage differences that motor is not in good shape at all. Normal for a d16z6 is 180-190 per cylinder
anything below 150 is a damaged motor somewhere |
Re: Compression Test
Originally Posted by chris
screw the percentage differences that motor is not in good shape at all. Normal for a d16z6 is 180-190 per cylinder
anything below 150 is a damaged motor somewhere That sucks. |
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d series should be 180+
b vtec=200+ b non vtec=180+ those are healthy motors that wil enjoy raping and warming up off the rev. |
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Originally Posted by JoshMO
Did a compression test yesterday....
D16Z6 120-----90------90-------120 You think I should boost this bitch anyways? Goddamn last time I saw compression #'s that low I was pulling peices of the spark plugs out of the tops of the pistons. |
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do the compression test AGAIN, but holding the throttle wide open.
like you should have the first time! |
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Yeah I didn't have the throttle open ::) I'll check it again today after work.
Thanks for the input. |
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Just stop being a ----- and boost it. Then get a cheap backup engine.
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I say boost it with no vac to wastegate ;).
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Yea I've got a cheap backup D15B7 FTMW bitches!
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thoe are pretty low compression numbers for an a6. rebuild time. that moors going to burn more oil than tires.
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educated guess, worn rings and a possible blown gasket between 2-3. or possibly a slightly warped head or deck.
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note that the two people above me didn't read the thread, I made the correct call.
Dee De DEE! |
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Yeah I luv when ppl don't read all the way through the post before replying ::)
Thnx for the input anyways. BTW still haven't had a chance to do redo that CR test. I'll let you know what comes up. |
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ya i would try the test again, i had a mac gauge that read wrong, used a fellow workers gauge that had been used 1000 times and found the mac gauge was bad. also i did a comp test on a accord, it was like 150-150-50-145, but it was just carbon deposits not alowing the valve to seat properly. i turned it over a few times more, then tryed it again, was 150 across, also do your valves need to be ajusted? and does she smoke?
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No smoke. I'm pretty sure the valves dont need adjusting. The motor sounds fine, no knocks or pings. She pulls hard as hell too for NA. I'm pretty sure its healthy but I'm still going to do the CR test again before going further.
Off topic what price range should I be looking at for a D16 short block. I want to find one to start an actual build i.e forged rods and pistons. I know I will want more power once I taste boost for the first time. :6 |
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Originally Posted by JoshMO
I'm pretty sure the valves dont need adjusting.
I don't think it is the cause of your shitty compression results, though. |
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I paid $250 for an almost complete z6 from a local yard, it was missing the dizzy, iacv, and the LMAs. Well, the yard guy gave me the motor with the trans attached, he said it was just going to go in the trash anyways. Gotta love those rednecks.. Of course I'm sure that prices vary location to location, but I think most people sell them for around 3-400 complete w/0 trans.
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