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crank time 700 1988

posted by  8N on  Tue Apr 23 04:08 CST 2002
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Interesting that you asked. I took the compression on my 84 200 wagon, and also found all four holes to pump over 200psi. I cranked about four or five revolutions. In the past, I've take the compression of numerous old american boat anchors and had never had the compression reading increase after about three revolutions. I would have never guessed that you could affect the reading by overcranking, but from my experience and this string, it seems that it can happen.
Thanks
8N






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