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Old 06-08-2014, 10:02 AM
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Rebuilt engine wont start

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Finally got a rebuilt motor from toyota and now it won't start. This is a 1984 22r pickup. It has a weber carb and desmog. So I connected the starter wire and hooked up the dist and spark plugs. The engine will spin but not turn over. Useing starter fuild didn't help either. It has popped several times out the carb and even a little flame. What's going on. Quick replays appreciated.
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Check the timing on your distributer. I had the same problem and it turns out I was a little off when i stabbed my dizzy. Restabbed it and it fired right up
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Well problem is I don't know how it was before. So you're saying to just pull it out and try to turn the gear a little and try again. I was thinking timing
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Set the engine to TDC. Use a socket wrench to turn the crank pulley until its at the 0* mark. It needs to be at the #1 firing position though. You can check that by taking the valve cover off and checking which valves are loose. When on the #1 FP at TDC intake valves 1 and 2 will be loose and exhaust 1 and 3 will be loose. Once you have it set at TDC you can set your dizzy to the #1 firing position and stab it back in. Try that and get back to us.
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Awesome thanks for the help. Will try shortly. Letting the starter cool down.
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Video works great for me. Sounds like you do have a timing issue.

A Timing Video I like Better For EFI. Set Crankshaft pulley to 5 degrees.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qEQM...ature=youtu.be



Easy way to install distributor on Youtube.

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Old 06-08-2014, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Terrys87
Video works great for me. Sounds like you do have a timing issue.

A Timing Video I like Better. Set Crankshaft pulley to 5 degrees.
I thought carbuerated engines you set them to 0*... thats what my fsm says atleast. 5* for efi 0* for carb.
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You are right on that. I think it mentions that in the video. After making sure I have fuel in the system, I have had great luck using those videos and having them to fire up quick if all is set right. Literally with in seconds of cranking it. The very first 22r motor I worked on, I was not even ready for it to start as I had no water and a few other things ready for it to start and it fired up. I shut it down quick.

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Thanks guys. Right on with the timing. Found tdc and #1 firing position and got the distrib set and it fired right up. Now for some tuning.
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Originally Posted by Taco98
Thanks guys. Right on with the timing. Found tdc and #1 firing position and got the distrib set and it fired right up. Now for some tuning.
Awesome! Glad to hear it started for you.
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