Subject	No, leakdown test only give quantitative values of leakage,>
Posted by	AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) on August 24, 2001 at 12:47 AM
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In Reply To	Thanks dude...>>>>>>>> posted by Seb300ZX on August 24, 2001 at 12:35 AM
Message	not where the leakage is coming from. It could be from the rings/cylinder or the valves, or even a cracked head or blown head gasket. BTW: Youll also want to replace the valve stem seals. The best thing would really be to just buy the entire engine seal kit. It will probably be cheaper that way. It comes with EVERYTHING from head gaskets to the little small orings on the balance tube. : Is it a leak down test when they exactly verify where the compression is getting lost? My CarPuter Headquarters: [ ashleypowers.com ] agpowers@bellsouth.net
Follow Ups	What am I looking at ($$$$) to rework heads and>>>> - Seb300ZX 00:13:05 08/24/01 I paid $275 for headwork and $160 for all exhaust valves>> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 00:33:30 08/24/01 Thanks dude...>>>>>>>> - Seb300ZX 00:35:48 08/24/01 No, leakdown test only give quantitative values of leakage,> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 00:47:30 08/24/01 Is there a test that tells you where it's from? (n/m) - Seb300ZX 00:56:25 08/24/01 You usually figure that out when you take the engine apart. (n/m) - DamonH 90TT 01:19:29 08/24/01 Kindof. Here's what I did . >>> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 02:19:51 08/24/01
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