iceedgerider
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I just did a compression test on my 2008 Arctic Cat 700 EFI and got 138 psi across all cylinders. Is that good, or do I need to be worried? I'd appreciate any thoughts!
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2008 Arctic Cat 700 EFI compression check
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iRon.clawed
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That's a solid number, especially if it's consistent across both cylinders!
You're well within the factory spec, which is usually around 120-140 PSI depending on the gauge and how many pulls you did.
So as long as it's not a huge drop from the last time you checked, you're good to go.
No need to worry about that compression at all, it seems like your top end is still in great shape!
You're well within the factory spec, which is usually around 120-140 PSI depending on the gauge and how many pulls you did.
So as long as it's not a huge drop from the last time you checked, you're good to go.
No need to worry about that compression at all, it seems like your top end is still in great shape!
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