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    andy---call me later --Ill get ya the factory settings
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    I wouldn't worry bout the comp if they were all the same.....if you had a prob usually they would vary quite a bit. a couple of questions.....Did you hold the throttle wide open? and did you squirt some oil down the plug holes to see what it did?
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    Compression test was conducted in the following sequence...

    remove exhaust system
    remove engine and place on work bench.
    remove carburettors for overhaul
    remove plugs for inspection-all in good condition
    spray WD-40 at inlet ports and down plug holes
    turn engine over from battery
    add 10ml engine oil down each plug hole
    turn engine over
    add a further 10ml engine oil down each plug hole
    compession test each cylinder three times.

    all readings were 90psi.
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    I hope the message got through about valve settings--
    With the engine cranking slowly 90psi is not too bad.
    With a car battery hooked up and cranking at a decent speed the compressions will come up
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    Quote Originally Posted by xjxjxj
    I hope the message got through about valve settings--
    With the engine cranking slowly 90psi is not too bad.
    With a car battery hooked up and cranking at a decent speed the compressions will come up
    Yep,just checking whether they'd done the oil thing and the throttle thing....makes a big diff as you know.....sounds all good and I second the valve clearance thing....
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    Thanks guys!

    Xj I got those numbers!thank you very much.
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    I feel like I might be a little yea yea I know what I'm doing on the site but it sure is nice to have you guys double checking for me...I'd hate to miss something and find out later when Sharon rides the little beast.
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    Shazuki was that you

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    Was that you who waved out at me last night as i was going down middle of the road beside were the old toll booths use to be??

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    comp and discs

    dont worry about compression too much those 4 cylinder 250s are low anyway thats why they rev to 20000. also try smythe and yeates in cambridge to get your discs straightened. It probably wont work but at about 60 dollars its worth it just in case it does work. FGB do new discs at about 600-800 a set they just need the old carriers

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