My car was over heating , and i drove it hot for a short time. I figured out that my water pump went out. Now when I drive I can see and smell coolant burning. I think i blew a head gaset. So I got a compression tester and put it in place of my spark plug and its reading 0 (Did I do the compression test wrong ?) , I researched and its supposed to be about 150 . And when I try to drive my car feels like it has no power. I put the car in drive and my transmission barely moves. I give the car gas to like 3000 rpm and the car inches . Is my tranny out now ? My car has 168,XXX miles Need info and help bad
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Re: Lots O Problems
Originally posted by Jaysan View PostI took out the spark plug and put in the adapter , attached the hose that has the compresion gauge and started my car
i would imagine starting the car with it in would break it
you are suppose to take all of the spark plugs out, disable the ignition, open your throtle body all of the way, and crank the car for about 5 seconds
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i would just pull the plugs/wires and make sure they cant arc anywhere
then just jam something in the throttle body or stick something on the pedal if you have a 98 and below car
my guess is that you may have broken the gauge starting the car up with it on
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Also, you should disable your fuel pump. On mine (2000), I removed the relay for the fuel pump and I unplugged the icm connector. When you say you started your car with the gauge hooked up, you don't mean the car was actually running do you?2000 Camaro 3.8 v6 M5
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Originally posted by Andy H View PostAlso, you should disable your fuel pump. On mine (2000), I removed the relay for the fuel pump and I unplugged the icm connector. When you say you started your car with the gauge hooked up, you don't mean the car was actually running do you?
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