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But if the likely outcome of this is that the cylinder comes off anyway, that's just extra cost and time wasted. My inclination would be to clean the exhaust valve guides, fly the airplane for an hour or so, and perform a compression test immediately afterwards, on the assumption that the low reading is an artifact of testing rather than an actual problem. Advice I've seen about low compression numbers has been to fly the airplane until everything is up to operating temperatures and re-test, but that won't be possible until the airport reopens in mid-November.ĭoes this warrant pulling the cylinder and overhauling / replacing it, or is there further investigation that should be performed before going down that path? One confounding factor here is that the local airport currently has both runway and taxiway closed due to resurfacing, so any engine warm-up prior to the compression test they performed would have been done via a static run-up.

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The engine was developing full power during the last flight and, with the exception of the EGT drop in the most recent flight, all other data related to the cylinder looks normal and hasn't changed since the annual inspection (at a different shop) around 3 months ago when the compression was in the 70s. However, the shop reported that as part of their diagnostic process they performed a compression test and cylinder #4 came back with a very low compression reading (< 20/80) due to leakage past the piston rings, and because of this they're saying the cylinder needs to be removed and either overhauled or replaced. From some research, addressing this typically involve cleaning the exhaust valve guides. That seems to line up with engine monitor data. They did some investigation, and reported back that the underlying problem is an intermittently sticking exhaust valve. So I took the airplane over to my local shop. Looking back over data for previous flights I haven't seen any similar change, or anything else out of the ordinary. I downloaded the engine monitor data after flight, and it showed the change in EGT very clearly. This lasted for 10-15 minutes, went away for a few minutes, then came back for the remaining 5 minutes until I landed. During my last flight in my M20J, I noticed a slight roughness that corresponded to a drop in the EGT of cylinder #4 by around 60º.