ericgib2424
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- Oct 25, 2011
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Cochrane,
AB, Canada
I have recently replace my head due to a Camshaft dowel snapping and bending all my valves from the timing getting messed up.
Mechanically the car is timed perfectly, but the ignition timing seems to be a little off.
Here is the reference I went from http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=120510&stc=1&d=1300487767
I ended up swapping the wires in plugs 1 and 2 as the original order seemed to be firing against itself(hard time cranking) The car now runs (idles) but when I was testing to see if the injectors were all firing (unplugging one at a time) Cylinder 3 didn't seem to change anything. I tested for spark and there was spark on all 4 cylinders. I then pulled the fuel rail and tested to see if all the injectors were wiring and they were. The next thing I'm going to test is the coil pack. Is there any good ways of testing it? I think that the coils are bad and aren't getting to a high enough voltage. Any ideas?
Mechanically the car is timed perfectly, but the ignition timing seems to be a little off.
Here is the reference I went from http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=120510&stc=1&d=1300487767
I ended up swapping the wires in plugs 1 and 2 as the original order seemed to be firing against itself(hard time cranking) The car now runs (idles) but when I was testing to see if the injectors were all firing (unplugging one at a time) Cylinder 3 didn't seem to change anything. I tested for spark and there was spark on all 4 cylinders. I then pulled the fuel rail and tested to see if all the injectors were wiring and they were. The next thing I'm going to test is the coil pack. Is there any good ways of testing it? I think that the coils are bad and aren't getting to a high enough voltage. Any ideas?