GSR swap wont start
...ok, I'm sorry for my Rude comment then.
02-27-2003, 11:09 AM
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did you check and make sure your spark plug wires are in the right firing order if they are and its still doing it your timing is off......my friends car did the same thing and his plug wires were in the wrong order..
02-27-2003, 11:19 AM
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Originally posted by 91 Hatch
did you check and make sure your spark plug wires are in the right firing order if they are and its still doing it your timing is off......my friends car did the same thing and his plug wires were in the wrong order..
did you check and make sure your spark plug wires are in the right firing order if they are and its still doing it your timing is off......my friends car did the same thing and his plug wires were in the wrong order..
02-27-2003, 11:42 AM
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Originally posted by zZLudeZz
if i saw a flame come out of my throttle body i'd probably run home crying
if i saw a flame come out of my throttle body i'd probably run home crying
hell yea....
i was going to say sell that shit quick and delete this post so noone knows what youre up to...
02-27-2003, 02:19 PM
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You need to make sure that you have fire at the wires first. If so make sure you have fuel at the rail. If you have both then you should be starting up. Like stated earlier, make ignition timing is correct and check to see if the timing belt was installed correctly. I have never seen flames come out of a t.b. before. That's one hell of a backfire! Do you have a check engine light?
02-27-2003, 06:57 PM
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If it is backfiring through the intake it is because the timing is off, your intake cam is advanced. If you think about it, it is firing right, but it is firing when the intake lobe is open causing the "explosion" to come out of the intake manifold. Try resetting your mechanical timing, and remember to route so that you leave all the slack on the tensioner pulley.