Compression Test Results / Advice Required

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Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-27 03:07:23 +0500 #1

Experts need ur advice got a compression test done from Nextech as advised by rustam54 (Thanks to him) on my Cultus Carbi 06 and the results were not impressive at all:

C 1: 156psi
C 2: 128psi
C 3: 135psi

The test was done while the car was on CNG not on petrol. The mechanic told ur ride needs a head job and advised me to get Fuji valves reportedly best in the market so far.
Need suggestions / personal experiences from where should I get this thing done in Lahore I mean is there any expert mechanic for this u guys know of.

asimkh1 (asimkh1) 2011-09-27 04:23:58 +0500 #2

PLZ do let me know from where u get the test, as i also want it to do for my vitz

location, address and phone number plz

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-27 05:50:32 +0500 #3

Workshop is named NEXTECH and owner is Amaan Ullah u can also talk to person named Aamir and location is Moon market, Faisal Town near Zakir Tikka he charged me with Rs.200 only

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-27 09:34:50 +0500 #4

Experts need ur help..........anyone

asimkh1 (asimkh1) 2011-09-27 10:10:09 +0500 #5

thanx .... plz also tell me the best compression (PSI)

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-27 10:23:12 +0500 #6

Don't know bro its a question for the experts, cultus is considered gud between 180 - 200psi as confirmed by experts

Xulfiqar (Xulfiqar) 2011-09-27 12:44:53 +0500 #7

those are low compression numbers - did you try with a little oil too? And this does look like a perfect candidate for a valve job. But done by someone who is good at his work.

Fuji valves lol, the brand name Fuji only exists in Pakistan - I know this because I personally know the guys who import such engine parts from Japan, the real name is "rocky" but as we are Pakistani and will even buy human defecate from Japan, it was named Fuji.

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-27 16:49:02 +0500 #8

@Xulfiqar: Sorry forgot to mention that the test was done using oil. Can u please tell me any good brand of valves for this job, will be much obliged.

Experts in lahore please guide me regarding a gud mechanic for this job.

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-28 16:18:07 +0500 #9

So many cars and so many experts yet nobody to help...........such is the irony of fate

Even doing a market survey couldn't arrive at any conclusion as every person tried to convince me that the brand of valves he had was the best in the market and yet somebody here told me to get quotations of from the market......Strange

SER_GTR (SER_GTR) 2011-09-28 16:27:32 +0500 #10

Looks Like A Leak Compression...

Try Wet Compression Test To Confirm with Valve Leak.......!!!

Its Quiet Common In Cultus To Gave Up On Valve Seats.........!!!

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-28 16:34:08 +0500 #11

@ SER-GTR: Bro already did a compression test conclusion Head Job required the next problem is what brand of valves is the best for cultsu carbi 06. Hope u can help me out here

hash4u (hash4u) 2011-09-28 16:50:40 +0500 #12

i would go to a authorised dealer ship and see which ones they sell.check price and make and quality
then look for the same thing in open market.
common sense

Gringo1 (Gringo1) 2011-09-28 17:02:05 +0500 #13

Do u think in pakistan suzuki OEM are better than other stuff in the market, wouldn't be having this problem in the first place and u are the only one suggesting me to go for something like that rather than some good quality ones

suzukialtomehran (Muhammad Zaeem Ashraf) 2011-09-28 18:21:09 +0500 #14

LOL! i do the same thing!

Xulfiqar (Xulfiqar) 2011-09-28 18:37:09 +0500 #15

the valves you find locally are good, the valve seats are pure garbage, and setting them to correct height is also a task that most lathe shops in Pakistan do not have information of.