wsucougarx
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Hey guys, what do the numbers mean on the engine covers in yellow? Specifically do these numbers look good or bad? Please advise.
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deuce engine marking meanings
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Looks like cylinder compression numbers to me....but I may be wrong.
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I think is from injector test with the nozzles in the engine.
If I,m right, then the numbers are good. wherry good.
Odd
If I,m right, then the numbers are good. wherry good.
Odd
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Similiar #'s on my engine.
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wsucougarx
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Hmm so far it could be compression test or injector pressure.....
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Did some quick searching. Could these be volume/time(cc/min?)@2000 ERPM? Would I look for this in an IP manual or truck maint manual?
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I know the multifuel has higher compression than most diesels but those numbers seem too high to be compression numbers (400-500). I've never heard of compression numbers that high.
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Any motorpool or maintenance guys in here tonight?
wsucougarx
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With all the deuces in here, someone has got to know
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It's for the fuel, nozzle....trying to find the info....
I did get mine nozzles fixed up to 4600 psi
Odd
I did get mine nozzles fixed up to 4600 psi
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