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timing help
On 4/16/07, Lexan Blanchard <lexan_122874@hotmail.com> wrote:
> OK, I am certain that the cam dot is exactly where it is supposed to be, and
> that the rotor is most certainly pointing at #1 and the rest of the wires
> are in the correct order. That leaves the "0" on the flywheel NOT lined up
> with the pointer (it is a few mm off). If the car still won't start this
> evening, should I assume I am a tooth off? If it helps, the belts look new
> (print is still vibrant and easily legible). Maybe PO didn't install belts
> correctly? I have to admit, this part is frustrating. I can charge a part,
> but this is pretty exact stuff here, and I want to make sure it's not user
> error keeping her from starting.
Hi Lexan,
Did you verify that the new fuel distributor is working
correctly/properly bled? If not, place the injectors in a jar and
with the fuel pump relay jumpered (as per Bentley) lift the fuel
distributor plate until the injectors squeal like stuck pigs... It
takes a surprising amount of time to get all the air out and the fuel
flowing properly...
HTH,
Mark.
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