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    Looking at a 05 tomorrow morning and need to know the psi for compression test. Have tester will travel. Help please

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    Best info I can find is : 135psi would be the minimum, and that's very close to a worn engine reading, so you'd want to be much higher than that. All cylinders should be within a few percent (5-10%) of each other's psi numbers.

    I know nothing about any of this, and these numbers were taken from other forums and from supposed marine mechanics or just forum members relating what they experienced.

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    I got it. Thread closed

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