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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: bexandpower on 05 December 2006, 18:06:22

Title: Omega 3.0L V6 piston compression
Post by: bexandpower on 05 December 2006, 18:06:22

Hi guys,

Does anyone know what the piston compression should be on a 3.0L V6 engine???

Title: Re: Omega 3.0L V6 piston compression
Post by: Markjay on 05 December 2006, 18:22:29

No... but the general rule about compression is not if it is high or low, but if it is the same for all cylinders.

Title: Re: Omega 3.0L V6 piston compression
Post by: bexandpower on 05 December 2006, 18:29:00

was just wondering if anyone had done one and what the results were?

Title: Re: Omega 3.0L V6 piston compression
Post by: rpont on 05 December 2006, 19:42:10

Haynes says 12 to 15 bar (174 to 218 psi), max difference between any two cylinders 1 bar (15 psi).

Title: Re: Omega 3.0L V6 piston compression
Post by: JasonH on 05 December 2006, 21:11:30

Autodata says 12-15 bar.

Title: Re: Omega 3.0L V6 piston compression
Post by: bexandpower on 05 December 2006, 22:06:59

cool cool cheers guys. Just needed some info to take to the garage with me tomorrow. :y