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Old 10-09-2009, 07:09 AM
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Question Popping noise comming out of exhaust after head swap

I had an issue with my 22re and I bought a rebuilt motor for it, ran fine and started having problems again and turns out the shop messed up the timing chain so it bent 3 valves in the head. Took the head to a buddy of mine who works on these motors and he rebuilt the head for me. After reinstalling the head I am getting a weird "popping" noise comming out of the exhaust as if it were a sucked valve? I readjusted the valves thinking they were too tight but it is still having the same symptoms? Any help would be appreciated.

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an after-fire? I had an after-fire because my TPS was misadjusted. But I read online it could also be caused by an improper air/fuel mixture.
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What types of things could cause this improper air/fuel mixture?
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And since were here, how does one adjust the air-fuel mixture?
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Originally Posted by crawlerjunkie
And since were here, how does one adjust the air-fuel mixture?
You can adjust the little gear in the VAFM box (do a search for that) but I wouldn't recommend it. I believe the computer should do the corrections if the mixture is incorrect. So most people don't recommend messing with this.

if toyotas are anything like our 96 subaru, a bad O2 sensor can cause a bad mixture. Or even a bad sparkplug/spark. But this is our subaru, not a 22re.
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