CM570 compression in fuel |
04-17-2016, (Subject: CM570 compression in fuel ) Post: #2 | |||
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RE: CM570 compression in fuel Things that come to mind... * Bad Injectors. * Leak in fuel lines (pressurize fuel tanks to 10 psi and see if it clears up). * Cracked or worn out head. * Bad fuel pump that is sucking air. It is normal to get some bubbles into the return line. It is due to cavitation at the regulator. -- It will usually stop if you pressurize the fuel tanks a bit. Have you boroscoped the engine while the injectors were out? -- Check for cracked valves, head, and signs of washed out cylinder walls or washed out carbon ring. Also check temps at exhaust ports. that will usually reveal a lot too, and run the engine on only one cylinder at a time to see how it does. User's Signature: ->: What I post is just my own thoughts and Opinions! --- I AM Full Of S__T!. | |||
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