Subject	Injectors have nothing to do with compression. You can
Posted by	zellamay on August 11, 2013 at 12:57 AM
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In Reply To	Question on compression posted by 300ZMang on August 10, 2013 at 08:08 PM
Message	test to see if it's valves by putting about a tablespoon of oil in each cyl, then testing again. If that oil seals the rings and the compression goes up, it's the rings/pistons. You don't give numbers. How low? How many miles on the engine? Be warned: opening up these engines is opening a can of worms. There will be many things to do. I would (did) just go with a new engine. I suggest you read up on it, and do an estimate before proceeding.
Follow Ups	Question on compression - 300ZMang 20:08:58 08/10/13 Injectors have nothing to do with compression. You can - zellamay 00:57:37 08/11/13 thats what I thought regarding the injectors - 300ZMang 08:46:56 08/11/13 Does your car have unsteady idle? - ChaseGrayTT 13:55:18 08/11/13 idle is actually pretty steady - 300ZMang 14:38:05 08/11/13 Yeah mine had a wierd idle for the longest time then it - ChaseGrayTT 15:43:25 08/11/13 tru$t me I wi$h I could.... (n/m) - 300ZMang 16:48:47 08/11/13 Re: tru$t me I wi$h I could.... - ChaseGrayTT 20:17:36 08/11/13 Re: if u go into motor rebuild with new rings all bearings, - 93 Blue Z32(NC) 23:22:31 08/12/13 Yea I hear ya - 300ZMang 07:24:09 08/13/13 Rebuild so u know what u got dont turn crank for oversize - 93 Blue Z32(NC) 22:31:09 08/13/13 They are liars. They have no numbers because they did - zellamay 13:30:12 08/14/13 They "warranty" the engine for 30 days from date of receipt - 300ZMang 10:23:19 08/15/13
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