Subject	It would be the timing belt being off, not the cas position.
Posted by	Woody75 (Denver) on August 20, 2012 at 1:27 PM
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In Reply To	can bad timing cause low compression? posted by SaphireZ on August 20, 2012 at 11:41 AM
Message	So if the belt is not lined up right is can cause lower compression. The cas postion wont effect compression but with the belt off you can get the cas into spec timing wise still. If you have to crank the cas all the way to a side to get 15 degrees it would be a good indication that the belt is off on the teeth count. JackB nimble JackB quick JackB can suck my dick =P - james-lee 11/02/01 Arrogance is the #1 weapon against Supra Owners - MikeH 08/06/02 Dallas with a Z: I like the bulge dude 05/02/03 Bezbefootball: Does dick have anything for me? 10/21/03
Follow Ups	can bad timing cause low compression? - SaphireZ 11:41:18 08/20/12 It would be the timing belt being off, not the cas position. - Woody75 (Denver) 13:27:39 08/20/12 PROBLEM SOLVED = CAS Sensor - SaphireZ 21:11:18 08/20/12 dude...my car is giving me the exact same numbers! - RonDeezy 22:58:51 08/20/12 Not gonna make a difference. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:48:09 08/21/12 Did you recheck the compression numbers? - Woody75 (Denver) 10:47:45 08/21/12 Re: Did you recheck the compression numbers? - SaphireZ 10:56:31 08/21/12 How were you doing it before? - Woody75 (Denver) 11:02:09 08/21/12 WOT vs plate closed is the difference, I think. (n/m) - Haasz32 11:22:41 08/21/12 shouldn't matter if the balance tube is removed (n/m) - aliaZ 19:52:40 08/23/12 The standard on a TT engine is 171. I have yet to read - PiotrC70 13:10:23 08/23/12 A compression test is a relative test - BlackholeZ 18:44:19 08/24/12
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