B18a compression test
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J8k'S CRX
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B18a compression test
i have a 91 four door integra. i borrowed a compression tester from a friend and now i need to know which fuse to remove so no fuel comes out the injectors, photo would help. also i can search for this one but does any off hand know the psi i should be pulling on each cylinder?
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5thgen
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B18a compression test
You pull the ecu fuse (usually 15 amp). In most obd1 civics and integras it is the top left fuse (don't know about obd0).J8k'S CRX;91257 wrote:i have a 91 four door integra. i borrowed a compression tester from a friend and now i need to know which fuse to remove so no fuel comes out the injectors, photo would help. also i can search for this one but does any off hand know the psi i should be pulling on each cylinder?
I get around 190-200 through all cylinders (b18b1).....remember to hold the throttle down/open.

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J8k'S CRX
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B18a compression test
thanks for the help.5thgen;91282 wrote:You pull the ecu fuse (usually 15 amp). In most obd1 civics and integras it is the top left fuse (don't know about obd0).
I get around 190-200 through all cylinders (b18b1).....remember to hold the throttle down/open.
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ludeboy
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B18a compression test
Or you could just pull all the plugs/wires since you will have to do that anyhow?
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SweetEBPSi
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B18a compression test
But if you just pull the plugs/wires, you would still be getting fuel sprayed into the cylinder.
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