Have you verified all your timing marks are lined up, # 1 piston at TDC, rotor pointing at # 1 plug wire? Also when you timed it with a timing light, did you jump Te1 and E1 in the diagnostic box?
Seems like it may be a timing problem.
Are you replacing or rebuilding?
To replace you shouldn't need any seals. Good time to replace the rear main though, and check the front and rear seals on the transmission for leakage.
Don't know why this double posted....Admin please remove.
Are you replacing or rebuilding?
To replace you shouldn't need any seals. Good time to replace the rear main though, and check the front and rear seals for leakage.
The TPS is a wear item, if you can't set it right according to the TSRM then it probably needs replaced.
I believe the TPS is the same for NA and turbo.
When you put the timing belt back on did you verify all the timing marks were on? Also after putting it on did you rotate the motor a couple of revolutions and check the marks?
Terrible idea...I don't think it was a terrible idea. Just wanting to see what kind of power could be had from a GE.
I agree with you on several points though, you can get more bang for your buck going turbo hands down. I have maybe $5k in my motor, that should tell some of you guys wanting to...
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