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Geoff
What is a good compression reading in a 1995 1.5L non-turbo S Coupe?
Thanks
Geoff
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Geoff
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hyundaitech
I don't know of any published specification for this. I would expect
between 100 to 150 psi.
between 100 to 150 psi.
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Patrick
An online version of the Hyundai shop manual for this vehicle may be
accessed online at www.dcsonline.hyundaidealer.com. Click on
"Technical Info" to open "Webtech"; then enter model and year and
click on "Shop". Lots of exploded diagrams, schematics, part numbers,
specifications, service rules, torque values, special/common tool
requirements, maintenance schedules and practical advice.
Let us know how you make out. Your experience may be valuable to
others.
Good Luck.
accessed online at www.dcsonline.hyundaidealer.com. Click on
"Technical Info" to open "Webtech"; then enter model and year and
click on "Shop". Lots of exploded diagrams, schematics, part numbers,
specifications, service rules, torque values, special/common tool
requirements, maintenance schedules and practical advice.
Let us know how you make out. Your experience may be valuable to
others.
Good Luck.
S
S25
An online version of the Hyundai shop manual for this vehicle may be
accessed online at www.dcsonline.hyundaidealer.com.
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Try this one:
http://dcs.hyundaidealer.com/customer/index.jsp
S25
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Geoff
Terrific, thanks so much, a great link. It gives the normally aspirated 1.5L
engine compression as 192 psi, and the turbo version as 149 psi.
I 'm sure to spend some time in this site. The 95 S coupe my son is buying
here in Sydney looks good, but they all need work somewhere.
Geoff
engine compression as 192 psi, and the turbo version as 149 psi.
I 'm sure to spend some time in this site. The 95 S coupe my son is buying
here in Sydney looks good, but they all need work somewhere.
Geoff