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Had dealer do a compression test and a leak down test on a 2017 m8. Compression was 125 in each cyl and leak down 5%. Is this good?
 
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Cranking pressure should be well over 200 psi. Something is not right with those numbers.
 
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Old 08-04-2017, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by djs
Had dealer do a compression test and a leak down test on a 2017 m8. Compression was 125 in each cyl and leak down 5%. Is this good?
Why did you request a compression test? Actually surprised you could request that without cause.
 
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Old 08-04-2017, 09:03 PM
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Why did you request a compression test? Actually surprised you could request that without cause.
 
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this sounds about as right as a chicken with lips. and everyone knows that makes zero sense.
 
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Originally Posted by thereal142
Cranking pressure should be well over 200 psi. Something is not right with those numbers.
perhaps they failed to disable the CRV
 
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On a stock 107 per manual.

ACR connected - 110 psi min
ACR disconnected - 175 psi min

Leak Down Test,,, 25% or better further diagnoses.
 
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Originally Posted by psyshack
On a stock 107 per manual.

ACR connected - 110 psi min
ACR disconnected - 175 psi min

Leak Down Test,,, 25% or better further diagnoses.
I'm pretty sure someone on this forum said they were running over 200. I think it was someone like Steve Cole, Jamie Long, or someone else that seemed legit. Also, I would jump the starter to do the test. No spark, fuel, or ACR.
I could be wrong.
 

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How did you hold the throttle blade open while doing the test?
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Take note djs asked here what the forum thinks of these results. Wonder why tech didn't offer their opnion? That is what's perplexing here
 


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