Andreas
New member
I was kinda dissapointed tonight when I was about to take it for a test drive.
I sputtered really bad and almost died when driving it.
The truck fires up good. Was about to set the timing right. With the tan wire connected it was past the 8* mark, more like 12* or something. Pulled the tan wire and truck dies.
Retarded the timing so it was about 8* with the tan wire connected (like my friends TY) Idles good and then pulled the tan wire. Truck dies every time.
Got new MSD dist. Stock dist was just worn to pieces.
Tried diffrent fuel preassure. It should be around 38-43 psi with vac line off, right?
I've been reading posts about timing for a while now.
TDC #1 I know for sure was right with the mark on the damper, checked that when I put the heads back on. Cam chain was right too when I put it on.
BUT I've rotated the motor when I search for fault when the fuel preassure wasn't holding (diffrent tread here). It could be that the damper slipped, but would it fire up then?
Something isn't right for sure.
I sputtered really bad and almost died when driving it.
The truck fires up good. Was about to set the timing right. With the tan wire connected it was past the 8* mark, more like 12* or something. Pulled the tan wire and truck dies.
Retarded the timing so it was about 8* with the tan wire connected (like my friends TY) Idles good and then pulled the tan wire. Truck dies every time.
Got new MSD dist. Stock dist was just worn to pieces.
Tried diffrent fuel preassure. It should be around 38-43 psi with vac line off, right?
I've been reading posts about timing for a while now.
TDC #1 I know for sure was right with the mark on the damper, checked that when I put the heads back on. Cam chain was right too when I put it on.
BUT I've rotated the motor when I search for fault when the fuel preassure wasn't holding (diffrent tread here). It could be that the damper slipped, but would it fire up then?
Something isn't right for sure.