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03-14-2002, 10:11 PM
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Depending on how you do it, maybe between 150psi and 180psi (that's a ballpark estimate) they should all be within 75% of each other according to Ford (any more differance indicates a large problem). Make sure to do the test with the engine warm, all plugs out, and with wide open throttle. Hope this helps.
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