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just done 3 saws-results are as follows

 

jonsered 2165 - 155 psi

husky 346xp - 150 psi

husky 338xpt - 100 psi

 

not sure if the psi on the 338 goes as high as the other saws or i need new ring on the piston,what do you reckon ?,the wee saw does run a bit erratic,i.e goes ok,dies out,picks up,bit gutless etc,any advice greatly appreciated :thumbup1:

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just done 3 saws-results are as follows

 

jonsered 2165 - 155 psi

husky 346xp - 150 psi

husky 338xpt - 100 psi

 

not sure if the psi on the 338 goes as high as the other saws or i need new ring on the piston,what do you reckon ?,the wee saw does run a bit erratic,i.e goes ok,dies out,picks up,bit gutless etc,any advice greatly appreciated :thumbup1:

 

100 psi is low, anything 130 or lower isn't good

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You have done a compression test and that is on secondary compression on the cylinder primary being the compression in the crankcase!

 

A pressure test is putting around 10psi presure in to the crankcase and checking for leaks in seals and rubber parts etc sometimes called a leak down test.

 

The 338 needs a new piston unless the ring has snapped, 100psi is very low, the others are OK

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You have done a compression test and that is on secondary compression on the cylinder primary being the compression in the crankcase!

 

A pressure test is putting around 10psi presure in to the crankcase and checking for leaks in seals and rubber parts etc sometimes called a leak down test.

 

The 338 needs a new piston unless the ring has snapped, 100psi is very low, the others are OK

 

cheers spud, thought it was a bit low,just ordered one from arb Ireland ,saws quite tidy,too good to be confined to the bottom of the shed anyway lol

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