Measurement of engine compression
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Measurement of engine compression in Ramla

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P.Shalom
  • Car Service
  • Open Will close at 13:30
  • Klausner Yosef St 15, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Tashtit
  • Car Service
  • Open Will close at 13:30
  • Ha-Khazon St 2, Ramla,
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Ha`Mirkaz Ramla
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Sunday at 07:30
  • Sderot Herzl 93, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Itzik&Ditzar
  • Car Service
  • Open Will close at 12:30
  • Sderot Herzl 135, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Motors Ramla
  • Car Service
  • Open Will close at 14:00
  • Klausner Yosef St 17, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Patchi
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Sunday at 07:30
  • Klausner Yosef St 4, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Itzik and Ditzer
  • Car Service
  • Open Will close at 12:30
  • Siksak St 1, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Ha`Achim Ramla
  • Car Service
  • Open Will close at 12:30
  • Moshe Montefiore St 1, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Elaubra Yosef
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Sunday at 07:30
  • Klausner Yosef St 11, Ramla
  • English, Hebrew
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Measurement of engine compression

Engine compression measurement is a way of assessing the CPG (cylinder-piston group). A compression meter is used to measure the engine compression. The compression is measured with the fuel supply turned off, while the engine’s temperature doesn’t exceed 90C. Compression is measured with open and closed throttle valves. It is also possible to carry out measurement with a cold engine. Based on the results of measurements, a faulty cylinder can be identified.