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Old 03-23-2015, 05:40 PM   #1
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Thanks JFP!
Geometry quiz: so about how many degrees? 120? (1/3 of a revolution).
(4 stroke engine = 720 degrees for each cycle / 6 cylinders = 120)
Seriously, this way I would only have to balloon test once (for the first cylinder) to know which is the compression stroke on the other cylinders.
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I hope you find no significant leaks -hot or cold !

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Old 03-24-2015, 11:03 PM   #3
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Thanks JFP!
Geometry quiz: so about how many degrees? 120? (1/3 of a revolution).
(4 stroke engine = 720 degrees for each cycle / 6 cylinders = 120)
Seriously, this way I would only have to balloon test once (for the first cylinder) to know which is the compression stroke on the other cylinders.
This is a diagramm of the firing order:



Hope that answers your question.

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@Steve Thinker: thanks for explanation
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