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  1. A diesel compression test is a test to measure how much pressure the engine is producing when it turns over1. The test procedure varies depending on the engine, but the overall procedure is similar for most engines2. The procedure includes the following steps:
    1. Disable fuel injection
    2. Remove all glow plugs to reduce compression resistance
    3. Use the correct adapter to thread into the glow plug hole
    4. Attach the test gauge to the adapter
    5. Verify that ignition is disabled to prevent engine from starting
    6. Using a test jumper or remote switch, activate the starter directly
    7. Crank the engine for 4-5 revolutions
    8. Read and record the final PSI on the gauge2.
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    When you bring your vehicle in for a compression test, a mechanic places a gauge into each of the cylinders to read how much pressure the engine is producing when the engine turns over. Generally, each cylinder should have 300 to 500 PSI, and all cylinders in a single engine should measure within 10 percent of each other.
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    Depending on which engine you have the test procedure will vary in details, but the overall procedure is similar for most engines:

    • Disable fuel injection
    • Remove all glow plugs to reduce compression resistance
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    Diesel engine compression tests are a very important primary test to investigating issues in a diesel vehicle. If a vehicle is underperforming or experiencing a combination of issues, it is worth considering a diesel engine compression test.
    Diesel engines require proper compression to deliver high performance. Using superior products like Cenex® PREMIUM DIESEL FUEL and HIGH-QUALITY LUBRICANTS will help protect engines and ensure healthy compression levels. To learn more, contact a CENEX LOCATION NEAR YOU.
    Engine Codes 1Z (1998), AHU (1998–99) and ALH (1998–2001): Diesel Engines Test Conditions 1. Start the engine and increase the speed to 2200 RPM, release throttle and allow engine to return to idle (900 RPM), stop the engine, and waiting approximately 10 seconds, then repeat. 2. Exit and select 15 to check Readiness Code settings.
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