I did this about 2 weeks ago and here are the results.

Pass # 1

Cylinder 1 = 4%
Cylinder 2 = 5%
Cylinder 3 = 3%
Cylinder 4 = 6%


Pass # 2

Cylinder 1 = 5%
Cylinder 2 = 10%
Cylinder 3 = 2%
Cylinder 4 = 3%

*Note about pass number two, I pretty sure I went slightly pass TDC for cylinder 2, which explains why it jumped up so much from the first pass. I'm not worried since it's still within honda spec.

Car 94 GSR
220,000kms on the engine.

 

and u posted this why?

 

To show others how to do a leakdown test, if they dont know how?

 

are your feelings hurt by my results?

I posted this to help inform other members that read the boards that don't post. Also to reaffirm that honda's are built solid as long as you keep up on maintenance.

The main reason is though because I made a how-to to contribute to the board.

How do you contribute?

 

wow.. healthy motor. wonder how healthy mine is.

 

This is a how-to?
Nowhere does it explain how to do a leakdown test. Sure it shows that you got a heathly engine, kudos, and i do agree that honda's do last a long time if you maintain them.
What do i contribute? Not much, this is what like my 10th post, and half of them are for my for sale threads because i sell quailty new and used parts...i guess thats what i contribute...my quality parts and honest ways.
There are lots of shady people out there that will knowingly sell you crap parts and lie to you about the condition or sell stolen parts.
I am sure i've got off on the wrong foot with people on this board, but on the other boards i am on people usually post questions or useful info, neither of which are contained in this thread.

 

https://www.torontointegras.ca/forum...2958#post62958

Anything else you want to get off your chest?

 

yes, i once open mouth kissed a horse. lol
Why didn't u post your results in the DIY article?
That would make more sense to me, instead of putting it in a different section all together.

 

where do u think it is?

 

u posted your results in a new thread in a different section man. I was saying that you should have posted them in your DIY article.

 

oh naw the article is for others. The results are for me, so hence the two different threads.