I cant find much and want what the manual sez. I found somebody saying it was between 150-170 but thats gotta be too much of a gap. What is the actual compression in psi's for the Aristo 2jzgte?
What is the acutal compression psi's on a Aristo 2jzgte?
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It will vary. Above 150 i think is what the manual (mkiv) calls for.
If you're looking for the health of the engine, I recommend a leakdown test. Its a better indicator on the engines health.
edit: and go to drift motion!
If you're looking for the health of the engine, I recommend a leakdown test. Its a better indicator on the engines health.
edit: and go to drift motion!
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Hey theres some kewl information on how some 2jz's where used as patrol cars, does anybody else here have some info on the specific psi's toward the cylenders? Cant go off off 150-170 still.RockPaperSwoRD;1169330 said:
Ok for the ppl who dont understand and need more tutoring. For example, in a Haynes manual for a 4age motor, to do a compression test it calls for you to warm up the motor, take out all the spark plugs, put the compression gauge in each cylender and crank it, i do it about seven times with the efi fuse out and the ignition fuse out with the throttle body wide open for for 179 psi's. Thats fine and dandy for its in writing. You ppl keep going "ummm its around 150-170" " My crank test was this and that", throw manuals at me with no usefull info... I dont care!!! I need something specific for what the book calls for!!! If paco tells me his tests where 170 all the way down and i get 150 all the way down what can i say?? Oh my psi levels are in tolerance with pacos motor because he told me 150-170. How do i know paco aint got oil problems causing his motor to have higher compression, oh bc they told me on the supramania.com lol. Only thing I have gained on this forum is "Go to driftmotion".
Listen here you.
IF YOU HAD THE SLIGHTEST COMMON SENSE YOU'D USE GOOGLE!
http://www.turbosupras.com/pages/en/pages/technical/a80tsrm.htm
Thanks!
Now if you want the "hard" copy CD rom copy. PM Me and Have 25 bux ready and i'll burn and send you one!
IF YOU HAD THE SLIGHTEST COMMON SENSE YOU'D USE GOOGLE!
http://www.turbosupras.com/pages/en/pages/technical/a80tsrm.htm
Thanks!
Now if you want the "hard" copy CD rom copy. PM Me and Have 25 bux ready and i'll burn and send you one!
SimpleMKIII;1169577 said:
Hayes doesn't make a manual for this motor.
Zumtizzle;1169580 said:
Also selling the TSRM is not only illegal, but in my book its pretty low to do so.
Thank you sir, actually I tried google, but not for the manual. For compression results. You should try ebay!!!Zumtizzle;1169580 said:
lol no problem!
but yea it's not hard to find.
a friend sent me a 97 TSRM PDF that i like to keep personally.
but yea it's not hard to find.
a friend sent me a 97 TSRM PDF that i like to keep personally.
Yessir, you is correct... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380076902264&viewitem=
SimpleMKIII;1169577 said:
The tests will vary depending on MANY MANY factors. Battery charge level/health (crank rpm), spark plugs in or out, number of cranks, engine temp, etc etc etc.. You cant compare yours vs someone elses to compare engine health. The numbers vary too much. The MAIN reason for a compression check to is check for variances between cylinders.
Really?? Maybe thats why im asking what the book sez so I can get an ideal idea of what it is. All i hear is mine is this and that and as long as its this it should be that. Thats why I bought the book. THE END.tissimo;1170134 said:
Hopefully buying this cd rom will cut down on abouit 95 percent of my questions here and the rest of the 5 percent will be "Go to driftmotion".