Can anyone recommend a make and model of compression tester? Preferably one that screws into the spark plug hole and retains the reading after cranking. Also, what is a "good" reading to expect?
Thanks,
Steve
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compression tester
Re: compression tester
The reading should be in the range of 160 psi. It is desirable to have each cylinder within a couple psi of each other. You can buy those compression testers at any auto parts store or Sears or SnapOn. When I bought mine, I looked for the tubing to be rugged enough to hold up to the twisting and untwisting which occurs when the tester is connected. I must have been lucky since mine has been working for over 20 years. I think I bought mine at Shuck's Auto Parts.
Dale
Dale
> Can anyone recommend a make and model of compression tester? Preferably one that screws into the spark plug hole and retains the reading after cranking. Also, what is a "good" reading to expect?
Re: compression tester
Hi Steven;
I purchased my compression tester from Sears, it has a quick
disconnect and will fit either large or small plug sizes.
Bill
I purchased my compression tester from Sears, it has a quick
disconnect and will fit either large or small plug sizes.
Bill