dizzy cap and rotor arm were replaced along with with the dizzy. took the throttle body off today to give it a proper clean and also cleaned the inlet manifold.finally got a good healthy idle and ticks over nicely even when cold. still running lumpy though and still hits the rev limit at 5000 rpm.
yeah was having a look through. when the new dizzy was fitted, the timing marks were all lined up properly so can only assume that leaves the ecu part of it. its averaging 4.3 mpg and smokes badly due to the rich mixture
i don't know to be honest. got my mate doing it for me so he should be able to tell. cambelt on at the mo is though. is wafer thin. i'd say it ain't been changed since the factory
so finally after trying to sort the running out for seemingly forever. it is now running perfectly. the timing was out by a mile. the marks all lined up but the engine was nowhere near tdc. we got it on tdc and the cam sprocket was actually out by about 7+ teeth and the crank sprocket was nearly 180 degrees out. got those back in alignment and then re-aligned the dizzy and is running like a new car.
its also good that its finally done.nice smmoth revving all the way up to 6k rpm. no lumpyness, no bad smoke, just smooth and powerful. mwa ha ha
you done your belt yet vince? would defo recommend a full timing check
i got new dizzy, airbox, intake air temp sensor, charcoal filter, n80 valve and ambient temp sensor for 20 quid got timing belt ready, ill be changing dizzy and belt together.
defo line up on tdc?? mine were out by a long way. had to get it to tdc then adjust it. hmmmm. might be the crank position sensor for you after all then mate?
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