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![]() "Chehalis Jeff" wrote in message oups.com... Remember, always do compression tests with the throttle wide open. Just for kicks, take a compression test on a two-stroke motor with the throttle closed, throttle open, and your hand over the carb blocking off all air flow. You will find that the compression numbers are all very close. Why you ask? Because the exhaust port is open to ambient air until the piston ring closes it off. On a two stroke, the compression only builds when the exhaust port is closed off by the top ring. Try it, if you don't believe. Bill Grannis service manager |
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