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Leak Down Test TDC question

Lot's of thread son leak down tests, but none answer this question.
If I start @ TDC firing stroke for #1, are any other cylinders also @ TDC firing?
If so, which ones?

Real question = What is the most efficient way to test all cylinders with minimal crank rotation?

I'm thinking this is the "best" way???

so if firing order = 1-6-2-4-3-5......
  • find TDC firing #1 and test
  • rotate 120 degrees to #6 and test
  • rotate 120 degrees to #2 and test
  • ..... through to # 5?

I guess I'm asking if;
more than one cylinder can be tested without rotation
or
does every 120 degrees rotation after #1 TDC = TDC firing on the "next" cylinder.

Thank you

Craig

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You thinking maybe BDC power stroke? I like to bring each up to TDC most times if you have any cylinder scoring and want to check for that I would think TDC would be best. Lock the crank down.

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