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Did my compression test...I'm boned.
All cylinders except for number 3 register right around 150 psi. Number three....barely 30 psi.
I know this isn't good but besides it not being good. What does this mean? This is my first time doing a compression test so idk exactly what that tells me with it being soo low.
All cylinders except for number 3 register right around 150 psi. Number three....barely 30 psi.
I know this isn't good but besides it not being good. What does this mean? This is my first time doing a compression test so idk exactly what that tells me with it being soo low.
Stroker it
I'm kinda wondering if I have a bad valve or valve spring. My spark plus was covered in oil too
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From: Prescott, Az
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Did my compression test...I'm boned.
All cylinders except for number 3 register right around 150 psi. Number three....barely 30 psi.
I know this isn't good but besides it not being good. What does this mean? This is my first time doing a compression test so idk exactly what that tells me with it being soo low.
All cylinders except for number 3 register right around 150 psi. Number three....barely 30 psi.
I know this isn't good but besides it not being good. What does this mean? This is my first time doing a compression test so idk exactly what that tells me with it being soo low.
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From: Springfield Virginia
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
So anyone that goes doorless knows about mud in the door jams. What if you sprayed rustoleums water repellent stuff, that any liquid just rolls off, in the door jams? I feel like it's a stupidly great idea
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From: Frederick, MD from Cleveland, OH
Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
Engine: 4.0 I6
Mud isn't liquid. It'll stick, but it may be easier to wipe off.
Question about removing seats.
Today I removed my passenger seat no problem.
Then onto the driver side. The outside rear bolt snapped down in the hole. I know it goes all the way thought to be exposed on the underside. Question is, home much is the exposed underneath. I didn't crawl under today because I was parked in the snow.
Indeed to get the bolt out from the bottom. Hoping there is enough to grab.
RSWiser
1999 Cherokee Sport
Today I removed my passenger seat no problem.
Then onto the driver side. The outside rear bolt snapped down in the hole. I know it goes all the way thought to be exposed on the underside. Question is, home much is the exposed underneath. I didn't crawl under today because I was parked in the snow.
Indeed to get the bolt out from the bottom. Hoping there is enough to grab.
RSWiser
1999 Cherokee Sport






