

| Subject: | Re: 84 Westy Compression Test |
| From: | ERIC ZENO |
| Date: | Thu, 7 Nov 1996 12:30:59 -0500 (EST) |
> I just did a compression test on my 84 Westy which has 153K on the clock (I
> presume that this is the original engine but cannot be sure). I got
> the following readings (these are "wet" i.e. with oil in cylinder):
>
> These look pretty good although I am puzzled by #4 which is 23psi above the
> spec for a new engine (90psi). How could this happen?
Carbon build up on the piston or other parts of the combustion
chamber. Try the old water trick.
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