205 turbo crank pressure problems
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PaulKemp said:
Detonation is like hitting the piston (and ring lands) with a big hammer at the wrong time in the stroke i.e. as the piston comes up the burn happens spontainiously earlier than it should
You are maybe confusing pre-ignition with detonation. Detonation can be caused by pre-ignition, or it can happen when the spark plug is fired.Pre ignition, detonation, pinking all the same to me
If you mean ignition to far advanced then max cylinder pressure will hit befor the piston has reached TDC
Crank pressure will be blow by past rings due to broken something.
Compression test, leak down test will show the weak bore
Gasket leak can often be found with test fluid in the header tank
If you mean ignition to far advanced then max cylinder pressure will hit befor the piston has reached TDC
Crank pressure will be blow by past rings due to broken something.
Compression test, leak down test will show the weak bore
Gasket leak can often be found with test fluid in the header tank
PaulKemp said:
Pre ignition, detonation, pinking all the same to me
Then with all due respect you don't know what you are talking about.jimbob82 said:
the scores would have to be much much worse than that to lose compression.
Vertical scores big enough to feel with your nail will caused increased blowby. There should be absolutely no scoring like this.Mr2Mike said:
jimbob82 said:
the scores would have to be much much worse than that to lose compression.
Vertical scores big enough to feel with your nail will caused increased blowby. There should be absolutely no scoring like this.I know and agree it would increase blowby but I was referring to the 50psi compression he has, the scores aren't bad enough to lose THAT much compression.
ninjacost said:
ok guys pulled engine out this morning on close inspection of liners there are vertical score marks 3/4 of the way up the liner most are very feint but i can get my finger nail into a couple of them would you say this is enough to cause my problem ?
That is absolutely not your problem.Either a piston is broken or the rings are damaged. It's about the only thing that can cause that sort of loss of compression ( other than an obviously blown head gasket )
i'm wondering if it's a case that the rings are weak allowing excess blowby, coupled maybe with a bad valve/seat causing compression loss?
it doesn't HAVE to be only 1 thing it can be a couple of things adding up to give the symptoms. Though I do suspect it's piston still, need to see pics as I requested above...
it doesn't HAVE to be only 1 thing it can be a couple of things adding up to give the symptoms. Though I do suspect it's piston still, need to see pics as I requested above...
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