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Old 10-07-05, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
Hey!!!..your not Ted TED sounds alot TALLER!!! ....coo,coo,coo!!!(Rosco P Coltrane laugh)!!!!
Sorry, I don't use that ****.
I don't do ATF treatments either.
If I need to raise the compression a litte, pouring regular motor oil does the same thing.


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Old 10-07-05, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by rOt0rHeAd
I got on kevin landers(rotary resurrection) website and saw how he said to do a compression test using a conventional tester. I got right at 90 PSI on both rotors, I understand this to be unexceptable and I an now going to start planning a rebuild or maybe just have it done, not sure yet. But would a compression this low cause the engine to not start at all, or do I have something else going on?

whereabouts in louisville do you live?
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Originally Posted by Karack
how would MMO increase the compression? it doesn't add metal.. it would only increase the numbers temporarily until the engine was run and the lubricants blown out of the engine..

You know, I dont know how it does it. :-p


I'm just going to assume that it helps free up the seals, or something.

Worked on my TII.
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