Was in a rush , hence wrong section;)
Fitted the exhaust and no different. Compression still low.
Not sure on best course of action now to narrow it down. How could I check head gasket? All torque settings correct so maybe a slightly warped head?
Crank seals could be an issue maybe?
Was in a rush , hence wrong section;) Fitted the exhaust and no different. Compression still low. Not sure on best course of action now to narrow it down. How could I check head gasket? All torque settings correct so maybe a slightly warped head? Crank seals could be an issue maybe?
Crank seals wouldn't lose that much psi i shouldn't think, or a bad head gasket. You sure the tester is ok?
Any reason you decided to check compression anyway? did the rebore look bad or something?
Pretty sure you should be around 100 psi so 65 is really low. Maybe just try get it running
I think a cylinder full of fuel/oil will compress higher than just air aswell
Could possibly be a lose plug lol
-- Edited by Victor on Monday 12th of May 2014 12:01:32 AM
All spot on,piston arrow facing forward, genuine gasket too. One thing I have noticed today during rebuilding a second engine.
The mitaka piston has an expander ring and 2 rings the same width.
The engine with the possible problem has the expander ring in behind the lower ring which is narrower than the top ring??
Seems odd to me why this second ring kit is different.
A narrower width ring must surely have the expander behind it?
How would you put rings on the wrong way up? They are chamfered to align with the pin so unless you have a big ring end gap then I can't see how that's possible.
Rings on the left supplied by PJME as part of Mitaka kit. Note smaller width ring.
Rings on the right again with Mitaka kit but both the same width???
fitted expander ring below lower ring on both engines. Engine with rings the same size is ok so no idea why I have the smaller ring.Will ask PJME tomorrow unless anyone has any ideas?