^^^Lol, well it was the best answer I have heard on here (IJ I think) and no matter how low or high your car is it seems to make more sense than a measurement type of an answer.. :)
Don't ever beat on a motor that is cold or not running correctly IMO...
I idle it only long enough to verify the thermostat has opened and the system is burped of air for the initial startup..
If the crank is truely at zero, and both cams are on their marks, then the CPS should slip in as shown in that second picture somewhere in the middle of the CPS adjustment point..
Then jumper the diag block, Verify no codes are present, and set the timing by adjusting the CPS to 10 degrees...
I have done a few rebuilds and I always have taken it easy for the first 100 miles or several heat cycles. I also try keeping the idle time to a minimum and varying the RPMs as much as possable without beating on it untill I am sure all is good to go...
It works good now..:icon_bigg I was only finding 3 hits for code 51 last night and now today I have found 85 hits... This should help tons...
Awsome :biglaugh:
Nate, you should do what you want to do...There was a thread around here where the guy took mass LED's all over his interior so he could see better at night.. Let me know when your ready for your big window sticker LMAO... ;)
If all the cracks were the same color, that would mean that it was a sudden failure..
Both of these guys said that the cracks were discolored which means to me that this gear has been weakened over time and it just finally let go imo..:)
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.