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#627317 03/09/2010 8:18 AM
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Can anyone help with the specs for a 1954 235 engine. I don't have the info to indicate normal cylinder compression pressure. Thanks for any help on this


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blanch53 This is out of my old Motor Manual Book ... It is the Tune Up Specifications...



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blanch53,

Another source is the 1954 Chevrolet Shop Manual. It says that the compression test should show 130 psig, +/- 10. This great link, thanks to Keith Hardy, has lots of valuable information.

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Also important, besides the max PSI, is the continuity between cylinders.


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I appreciate the response and the links to the online manuals, that will be a great resource for me. Once again this site gets the thumbs up for the help shared by fellow stovebolters.


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I have one with 65 - 68 lbs across the 6. Starts good, runs smooth but no power. will rebuild.
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