You have to remove the spark plug and turn the engine over with your finger stuck in the empty spark plug hole. When it trys to blow your finger out it is coming up to the compression stroke and when it goes to the exhaust stroke the exhause valve should be open so there will be no pressure on your finger. The intake stroke may cause a little suction on your finger. You might take a flashlight to look into the cylinder to see if the the piston is visible at top-dead-center.
By looking at them.
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No, just bought an exhaust and did not get any stickers been looking for one though. i love the exhaust though!
You should be looking for relationships between cylinders rather than specific numbers - there shouldn't be more than a 10% fluctuation between the highest and lowest
If you are looking for the oxygen sensor, I don't know the exact location, but all oxygen sensors are located on the exhaust. Start looking from the manifold and follow the exhaust. They just screw into the exhaust pipes. Some are located on or close to the cadylac converter.
Yes, but they are the same size so it will not make a difference if you are looking for performance. But if you are looking to replace a faulty exhaust system, then you are fine.
Each of the exhaust analyzers will need to meet certain requirements. You can find out what these are by looking online.
Looking at the motor it is right behind the Exhaust. The Exhaust is above and below the starter and solenoid.
if i knew the answer i wouldn't be looking it up so dont ask me to answer it when im looking for the answer myself!
look at the head with the valve cover off find where the exhaust manifold goes in tha is the exhaust valve or looking at the valves the first one is exhaust then intake then intake ,exhaust,exhaust,intake,intake,exhaust if you have the head off i think the intake valves are bigger than the exhaust
on the exhaust. its that spark plug looking thing that screwed into your exhaust usually before your cat or muffler
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