slow4G63
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jan 14, 2005
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Huber Heights,
Ohio
ok, I've searched everywhere on this forum and cannot seem to find the same problem I am having.
This all started because the auto tensioner went out and the timing belt skipped 1-2 teeth. The car didn't run all that good, but was at the right idle and everything just when you did WOT it didn't want to "go" like it did when the timing was correct.
So I replaced the auto tensioner with a new one from a import parts store in my area (huber heights, OHIO), and slapped it in. To make sure everything was right I turned the cams to TDC and also lined up the bottom crank marks, now on the crank sproket I noticed a little circle indent, then on the motor there was like an arrow so I assumed it was aligned properly. I also lined up the marks on the oil pump sproket. I put everything back together and started it up, It sounded like a backfire but it was internal, like it was combusting in the engine. So I took it apart and re-did the timing. This time when I started it, it got to a point and wouldn't crank over, I tried to manually turn the crank but it was like stuck at a point, when I would turn it backwards, it would go 180degrees and feel like it was hitting the same thing. I am not sure if it is because the timing is off or what it is.
anyone have any suggestions??
This all started because the auto tensioner went out and the timing belt skipped 1-2 teeth. The car didn't run all that good, but was at the right idle and everything just when you did WOT it didn't want to "go" like it did when the timing was correct.
So I replaced the auto tensioner with a new one from a import parts store in my area (huber heights, OHIO), and slapped it in. To make sure everything was right I turned the cams to TDC and also lined up the bottom crank marks, now on the crank sproket I noticed a little circle indent, then on the motor there was like an arrow so I assumed it was aligned properly. I also lined up the marks on the oil pump sproket. I put everything back together and started it up, It sounded like a backfire but it was internal, like it was combusting in the engine. So I took it apart and re-did the timing. This time when I started it, it got to a point and wouldn't crank over, I tried to manually turn the crank but it was like stuck at a point, when I would turn it backwards, it would go 180degrees and feel like it was hitting the same thing. I am not sure if it is because the timing is off or what it is.
anyone have any suggestions??
, that sucks to hear that!! maybe just going to get a beater and rebuild the motor over the winter with a 1g swap and come out next spring with 350hp with a evoIII on it 