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Everything posted by FishingTheFL
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So I just started it up... Turned the distributor ccw around 45*... Now it runs beautifully... Idk what the deal is... Didn't touch the lash just took the cover off... Fired it up... Turned distributor... Bam...she runs. Gave her gas right up to 40k. Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Let's say he had everything with the timing right. Black ash like material was coming out of the exhaust and floating on the surface. I'm going to put it back the way he had everything and put muffs on it see if its still doing it. Could it be the carb messed up? He said it seemed like it was getting to much fuel. If I remember right he adjusted the carb but it made no difference Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I personally think its the missing shim also. If the gear is in to far or out to far it would put the teeth off as well in my head anyway. It started raining so I'll check it all out tomorrow. Nick is suppose to look at this weekend but I'm getting a pretty good understanding after all your help and Fran from Barret. Fran said bring it up to tdc. Then rotate the cap backwards til I see it spark with the key on. Tighten it down and it should be timed right without using a timing gun. I didn't quote him because I may not of said exactly what he said. Who knows it might just be the plug wires in wrong order but I still think its the shim missing screwing this all up Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I changed the plug wires around to what made sense to me. If #1 is at the bottom right, then #2 wire would be bottom left yes? If that's the case i put the wires to that order, which it sounded better, didn't fire up, but also sounded like it was under pressure. The battery is dying and looks like some rain moving in. When I rotated the crank so the mark matched the timing cover mark I took the the distributor top off and the rotor is exactly 180 off from his marks for #1 cylinder. Is the distributor just in 180? Also the positive that goes from distributor to coil is connected on the negative side of the coil. Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Immediately I notice.... He has the wires 1234. From front to back. He has the red wire that comes from the distributor to the coil on the negative side( red means positive with out a stripe correct?) If the wires are wrong then the lengths are wrong and the timing of the #1 cylinder firing will be off ? I have to take the distributor out, and coil off to get the vavle cover off. Can I tell by taking the rocker cover off? Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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He used a drill to pump oil up threw the lifters. He adjusted then did it again to double check. The only thing I can think of is he didn't put that metal shim in and that is putting the distributor off. I'm going to get the old cam and old fiber gear back today. Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Yes new valves. Here is a list of new parts we put in it. Head gasket Valve gasket Rocker cover gasket Camshaft Valves Timing gear Plugs wire Plugs Coil Condenser Points Exhaust elbow All exhaust gaskets The head gasket was blown out between #1and #2. Guy in port Byron said that was common with these motors. Same with those lobes wearing down Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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