Had to shut down myself for a while as I was not well and slept continuously almost 12hours..... I should have known better by now...... Counterproductive when keep working continuously for many weeks...... Now, I’m back. Before warming up the engine for compression ...
Updated 24-09-2012 at 10:07 AM by Kaz-kzukNA1 (Revised blog category.)
Warmed up the engine in order to carry out the compression check before start of the service. On installing the IG coils, I noticed that there was a small slit at the flex tube on one of the already repaired IG coil so will see what I can do or just replace it with the new/used one. [psi] #1: **0, ...
Updated 24-09-2012 at 09:59 AM by Kaz-kzukNA1 (Revised blog category.)
During the annual service, I always recommend the owners to carry out the engine compression check to keep eye on the condition of the engine. I carried out Engine Refresh on this engine about 2 years ago and at that time, I was really pleased to see the identical compression result across the cylinders after the service. Interesting to see the condition of this engine after 2 years. ...
As I have never worked on this NSX, included the compression check as a part of the service menu. I’m too scared to deal with the spark plugs while the engine is hot and also I have no idea on what was done to them in the past so I always remove them while the engine is cold. Then, re-install them to warm up the engine in preparation for the compression check. Once warmed up, I have to remove the spark plugs again ...
Time for the compression check before the service. As always, the full data will only be informed to the owner. [psi] #1cyl: **0, #2cyl: **5, #3cyl: **1, #4cyl: **6, #5cyl: **7, #6cyl: **0 #1cyl was bit lower than the rest but well within the spec window so nothing to worry. ...
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