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howzit done? RB 05-29-2006
Posted by RB on May 29, 2006, 4:38 pm
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Garden tractor engines have crankcase back pressure, blowby, and/or
crankcase pressure.
Different names, same thing.

How does a mechanic measure crankcase back pressure? Is there a gizmo for
this?




Posted by GrtArtiste on May 30, 2006, 8:26 pm
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"How does a mechanic measure crankcase back pressure? Is there a
gizmo for this? "

Ask here: http://www.perr.com/forum/

or here: www.opeonthenet.com

GrtArtiste


Posted by Artemis on May 31, 2006, 9:47 pm
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RB wrote:

> Garden tractor engines have crankcase back pressure, blowby, and/or
> crankcase pressure.
> Different names, same thing.
>
> How does a mechanic measure crankcase back pressure? Is there a gizmo for
> this?
>
>
>

Engines run a slight vacuum in the crankcase or they will leak oil from
everywhere. They usually create this vacuum by venting the crankcase to
the intake between the carb and the air filter. I don't know of any
reason or way to measure it. Why do want to do that anyway?

Possibly you are thinking of a leak down tester? to test the rate of
pressure leakage in a cylinder...


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Art


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