Are all three cylinders suppose to have the same compression?

The leak is probably in the pipe leading from the drain back up to the skimmer piping that leads to the pump. Most likely the pipe is cracked/broken right at...

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This is likely due to weak rings. You can use a leak-down tester to check this theory. Hook up the tester with the piston at the top, dead center and...

Start by dividing the area of the base by pi. This will leave you with the radius squared (3.18 cm2). Next, take the square root of that to find your...

Look for a broken, loose, and/or corroded grounding wire. The negative terminal on the battery may also be loosely connected. Also check to make sure your gas isn't old.

Perform compression checks on all cylinders, writing down each number. When you're done, compare numbers. There will be differences. Some manuals indicate that numbers need to be within 10% of...

It is more common to get one low cylinder to be honest but any major variance between the cylinders can indicate a problem.

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Just measure your calf! From there, it's easy to see what size you correspond with, especially if you buy them online.

You can't add data that isn't there without manually doing it yourself, some programs do increase the quality, but it's kind of like blurring a pixelated image.