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I always thought these were done on a cold engine but now I am reading the engine should be warm. Which is best?
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Shawn,
Engine warmed up to normal operating temperature, all of the spark plugs removed, throttle wide open, and fully charged battery! ------------------ Warren Hall 1973 911S Targa 1992 Dodge Dakota 5.2 4X4 parts hauler |
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Thanks Warren
I'll do it again this week. Shawn |
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I'd also disconnect the fuel pump relay, coil and unplug CDI....
How about leak down procedure? I just did this on my 930 to see if I had a "broken head stud" as my mechanic indicated from a test drive: 1. warm engine to normal operating temp 180 ish 2. remove all plugs (and intercooler in my case). 3. rotate to TDC at #1 and check #1 cylinder using Summit gauge(supplied by friend) at 100psi. 4. rotate through each cylinder advancing to TDC for each check. Using this process I saw no less than 5lbs difference in each cylinder. When I did not properly advance the engine I saw(and heard air escaping) big time drop in pressure. I felt comfortable with the results although I may have to remove valve covers just to be sure and torque the bolts. Best John 79 930 87 951 |
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