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Can anyone interpret a Relative Compression test DD15

Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by UncleTerry, Oct 29, 2018.

Oct 29, 2018 #1
UncleTerry Bobtail Member

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Followed a few posts on the forum that suggested a Relative Compression test. Got the test done along with a parked regent on a friends computer. Trying to buy this truck.

Can anyone interpret this?
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UncleTerry, Oct 29, 2018

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Oct 29, 2018 #2

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More research shows that the 100 cylinder is the highest with the others within 10% that seems to be within spec

UncleTerry, Oct 29, 2018

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Nov 3, 2018 #3

mhyn Road Train Member

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good values. anything less than 80% will be suspicious.

mhyn, Nov 3, 2018

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4vmach1 Thanks this.
Nov 9, 2018 #4

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Looks good to me.

4vmach1, Nov 9, 2018

4vmach1, Nov 9, 2018

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