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Hi all Just curious to know what the "average" range is on individual cylinder compression readings. In PSI if possible...! AT
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G'day Timlin. The unit type is not noted on my report, but I'm fairly sure it's PSI. It was as follows in April of 2016: #1: 205 #2: 200 #3: 210 #4: 200 #5: 200 #6: 205 The numbers seem high after looking at others but well within 10% variance. Hope this is helpful to you.
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Thank you very much - just what I was after!
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