Subject	you should try doing it when the engine is cold...
Posted by	Ashman2k2 on April 28, 2008 at 1:35 AM
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In Reply To	it was warm, and it was more than a tiny amountLOL (n/m) posted by forced1(nyc) on April 27, 2008 at 06:22 PM
Message	do it after sitting a day or so when it has trouble starting, when it has those symptoms you were talking about...the way you described it to me sounded like there isn't any compression when cold and sitting for a day or so...My idea was that IF there was fuel leaking into the cylinder over the time it sits, then the fuel can wash the cylinder walls and the rings won't seal until you crank a bunch of times to get oil on it again..
Follow Ups	compression is low... - forced1(nyc) 15:22:47 04/26/08 Re: compression is low... - arthoes 17:51:34 04/26/08 Re: compression is low... - txq45 18:37:22 04/26/08 Since the oil helped it is probably the rings (n/m) - na300zx (OH) 09:14:29 04/27/08 Should still run. Are you trying to find a no start issue? (n/m) - Spddracer 21:14:52 04/26/08 it starts. only after i gas it to death. - forced1(nyc) 22:16:49 04/26/08 It doesn't look emergent. I drove mine with 125-145 for - phillyz 09:12:59 04/27/08 15/50? i will give it a shot! (n/m) - forced1(nyc) 09:26:37 04/27/08 so was this when it was cold? - Ashman2k2 17:47:13 04/27/08 it was warm, and it was more than a tiny amountLOL (n/m) - forced1(nyc) 18:22:48 04/27/08 you should try doing it when the engine is cold... - Ashman2k2 01:35:03 04/28/08
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