85 wont run, engine troubles
#1
85 wont run, engine troubles
im goin crazy
ok so my 85 22re is ill i dont kno wtf happened but the timing isnt advancing when i rev the engine, and if i rev it fast it just dies, it sometimes backfires into the airbox, it seems like it i rev the engine the timing retards toward top dead center, i dont kno what is goin on please help me
ive been lookin for answers on the ttora board for a while now but i thought i would post here aswell
if you feel like reading my thread there heres the link it has all the info
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=34867
also dont kno if this is connected or not but i suspect it is, my steering feels like its loosing power when i turn about half way. feels liek trying to drive without steering fluid
ok so my 85 22re is ill i dont kno wtf happened but the timing isnt advancing when i rev the engine, and if i rev it fast it just dies, it sometimes backfires into the airbox, it seems like it i rev the engine the timing retards toward top dead center, i dont kno what is goin on please help me
ive been lookin for answers on the ttora board for a while now but i thought i would post here aswell
if you feel like reading my thread there heres the link it has all the info
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=34867
also dont kno if this is connected or not but i suspect it is, my steering feels like its loosing power when i turn about half way. feels liek trying to drive without steering fluid
Last edited by thebeast8888; Jun 12, 2006 at 06:41 AM.
#3
Originally Posted by thebeast8888
im so glad eveyone is helping me
Probably because that's a very odd problem. The computer controls the timing.
Have you checked the advance weights to make sure they're not stuck (if that distributor even has advance weights, I don't know)? Mine were almost welded in the closed position on my 59 Pontiac.
Have you checked computer codes yet?
Another possibility is to test out the signal generator. 140-180 ohms. Take the reading with the motor at normal operating temperature, since that's when they show their faults. Faulty ones usually test fine with a cold motor.
#4
Originally Posted by 84sr5yoty
Probably because that's a very odd problem. The computer controls the timing.
Have you checked the advance weights to make sure they're not stuck (if that distributor even has advance weights, I don't know)? Mine were almost welded in the closed position on my 59 Pontiac.
Have you checked computer codes yet?
Another possibility is to test out the signal generator. 140-180 ohms. Take the reading with the motor at normal operating temperature, since that's when they show their faults. Faulty ones usually test fine with a cold motor.
Have you checked the advance weights to make sure they're not stuck (if that distributor even has advance weights, I don't know)? Mine were almost welded in the closed position on my 59 Pontiac.
Have you checked computer codes yet?
Another possibility is to test out the signal generator. 140-180 ohms. Take the reading with the motor at normal operating temperature, since that's when they show their faults. Faulty ones usually test fine with a cold motor.
do you think putting a grenade in my cylinder would help?
#5
Assuming you've checked all the obvious simple stuff, pull out the distributor and inspect the gears. Inspect for sloppy or cracked distributor shaft. Only seen it a handful of times in many years, but it can happen. Good luck.
#7
Originally Posted by thebeast8888
im so glad eveyone is helping me
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#9
Originally Posted by azredliner
Cut the aggravation and put a Weber carb on it. I did it to mine and I didn't lose any power, in fact it has more torque.
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