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Lets play solve my problem!
just finished a cam swap, got everything all buttoned up. when i got to start it, it will start, and revs shoot to the moon with the brown distributor wire plugged in, if i unplug it, it starts, goes really rough, but it dies before theres enough time to time it precisely
no vaccum leaks, what else could it be?
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sounds like your timing may be too far off...Re-stab the distributor. Once you unplug the brown wire, that takes the computer control out of the equation. The it is running off of true timing. I would put the motor at TDC again, and drop the distributor again, it sounds like you have it a tooth off.
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Originally posted by formula2fast
I would put the motor at TDC again, and drop the distributor again, it sounds like you have it a tooth off.
I would put the motor at TDC again, and drop the distributor again, it sounds like you have it a tooth off.
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