2006 Suzuki Forenza Repair Question
Topics covered: Spark, Compression, Spark plugs.
Mileage: No information provided.
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Asked on May 23, 2011
Replaced timing, still no start
Had timing replaced on 2006 Suzuki forenza. There's fire and fuel. Timing gas Been checked more than enough times by more than one mechanic. They have present and present marks. All agree timing is right. How can I myself check the crank sensor and compression before spending more money or are there other possibilities?
Asked by learning as we goAnswer
Replied on May 23, 2011
Get a compression tester and remove all the spark plugs. Install the tester to one cylinder and crank the engine for 4 or 5 revolutions with throttle fully opened. That would show you the reading.
If you do not have a a compressiontester, do a simple job first, remove all spark plugs and pump a little cylinder oil ( not more than 1 cc ) into the cylinders via the spark plug holes.
Crank the engine for a few seconds and reinstall the spark plugs. Try restarting.
