This was from a complete stop. Originally it would only really be able to accelerate above 3,000 rpm.
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Monday, February 11th, 2019 AT 5:38 PM
KEN L
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Thanks for the videos, it sound pretty normal but I think we need to check the compression across all cylinders. Here is a guide to help us do the job. I think the compression is low.
I did a compression test and all four cylinders we're around 150. The one one that wasn't 150 was cylinder two and it was 148. I couldn't find what the normal PSI is. I also checked ignition timing and it was off. After adjusting it the car is back. It has the power and my MPG is back as well.
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Thursday, February 21st, 2019 AT 9:08 PM
HARRY P
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Ah yeah, that'll do it for sure. Glad that you got it going again. Thanks for using 2CarPros. Come back anytime.