1974 Jeep CJ5 Compression Test

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  • Опубліковано 17 лис 2024

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  • @PineyWoodsHomestead
    @PineyWoodsHomestead Рік тому

    It's running. That's the main thing! I like watching you turn wrenches better than I like turning them myself lol

    • @ozarksethic
      @ozarksethic  Рік тому +1

      Yes, it is running and better than it was. It's definitely a back-burner project.

    • @PineyWoodsHomestead
      @PineyWoodsHomestead Рік тому

      @@ozarksethic a man needs projects even if it's a back burner one

  • @rickc4317
    @rickc4317 Рік тому

    Yesterday, I thought about your Jeep and wondered when you were going to update us on progress. And, here we are. :-) Sounds like this was recorded last June, however. Compression seems fine? Perhaps that will simplify a little of the work that it needs?

    • @ozarksethic
      @ozarksethic  Рік тому +1

      Not really progress, just lateral movement. It's still not at the top of the list but I'm messing with it intermittently. The video was recorded in June. I forgot about it and thought folks might be tired of house videos. The compression actually surprised me. I don't know what is going on with the oil pressure. It could be the sending unit or wiring since it's electrical and not mechanical. If I can nail down the drop in oil pressure to something other than bad bearings then, yes, it will simplify things tremendously.

  • @averythomas6135
    @averythomas6135 Рік тому

    You're stuck on stuck rings, a leaky valve train is many times the culprit

    • @ozarksethic
      @ozarksethic  Рік тому

      True. Singular focus. LOL! It could be corrosion on the valves as well. Or just sticky. I have no idea how long it sat without running. Thanks for the reminder of other potential answers to the problem.