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Another day in the Timing Belt


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Finished up today. Aligned smooth and teeth count was perfect.

Fired it up. And making a racket. Shut it off. Guess I'll tear it down tomorrow again.

 

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I hope it's nothing major. I'm going to do mine soon. Where did you get your parts? I was looking at the Rock Auto kit...$95 Can. with water pump.

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Yup. Noise is from valve cover area at first it sounded like dead lifters. But stayed after 2 mins of running. So shut it down and called it quits

 

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If your TDC was off but teeth count was good, that means that either the crank or one of the cams did a full rotation, and it munched the valves into the pistons. But if you say it ran for two minutes, its not that. Define "racket" like a grinding, taping, etc.

 

I've got some it could be a loose timing cover, i broke some of the oil pump mounts on my VG, so the timing cover can sometimes hit the crank and then stop all of a sudden (at least that's what i think it is.)

 

Let us know how the tear down goes.

 

-Kyle

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Once the TB was on and tension set. I rotated the engine by hand 7-8 times. If the valves were to hit. I would have been stopped there. Unless Im mistaken. Or really stronk?

 

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Started right up this morning. Still has the sound. I'll take a video and post it.

But basically sounds like a collapsed lifter in a small block chevy/ford etc.

 

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Ok the noise was the drivers side cam sprocket bolt loosened up. So it was no bueno.

Got it 80% back together and fires up and idles. Valve train is still noisy though. However a lot is still disassembled.

 

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Glad you got it figured out without any damage!

 

Ok the noise was the drivers side cam sprocket bolt loosened up. So it was no bueno.
Got it 80% back together and fires up and idles. Valve train is still noisy though. However a lot is still disassembled.

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So everything wasn't tightened back down properly?

 

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Yup. Guess I just didnt get it tight enough. Its all done and complete. Fluids topped off and drives great. I have a long trip for work tomorrow. Once at the destination and work complete. I think I'll check the timing again. Because I did mark and pull the distributor out. To check its teeth and its bearing. Even though that was just done last June/13. Depending on how it drives may advance it a smidge since it was set for 14*. Still there with the TPS disconnected and ECU reporting 14* no advance. Reconnect the TPS and ECU takes over in the advance and retard of it. I'll just double check it to be safe.

 

Oh, and because of the extra time it all took. Didnt change my oil. I'll do that Thursday probably.

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All said and done. Had to take a 6hr round trip for work yesterday. Ran like a champ. Even got better gas mileage? But I'll see how it goes for a few tanks.

A mod can close this thread. If they want can use the YouTube link for reference if they want.

 

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how did you get yours to start with those lines off (idle air and the valve cover pipe thing) if i have ether off mine wont start it will fire and if im on the gas itll start but stall out as soon as i let off the gas and if the idle air one comes unhooked wile idling it shuts down to

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All electronic was plugged in except the maf. Which will just put the ecm into closed loop mode. As for those lines. It just acts like a vacumn leak. Thoae are just to vent the crank case.

 

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