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Old 08-04-2015, 07:15 PM
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All back together so was time to drop it on

Just a couple hours to go now




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Overkill on the Rocker cover sealant bud! Haha

Keep up the good work either way!
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Overkill on the Rocker cover sealant bud! Haha

Keep up the good work either way!
Im told sealant is only needed on the any sort of edge of a rocker cover gasket. Is that right?

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Old 08-04-2015, 10:03 PM
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Yeah when it squished it showed we had too much although we tried to be light lol won't hurt

No I'd have to say that isn't true. We used it for holding gaskets in place, facing sealant etc on intake. Doesn't hurt anything and helps seal every small piece.
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Engine is in, turning and won't start. Have fuel in the rails but obviously a spark issue somewhere.

Knew it couldn't go smooth hahaha
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Plenty of support here if you need it,

Some experts in this field....

Seagull, Rossco, to name a couple....
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Love some! Happy to pay if they can come look at it. Car is in forrestfield or anything o look for.

Camshaft timing is probably first question.

We lined up the single lines on the cam cogs to the single lines on the covers. This meant the double lines basically met each other. Hope that is right as that's what I read on naisoc.

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So update

Still no spark.

Rechecked the timing as I thought it was out. Was spot on, cam and crank sensors changed, put a pulse on the injector and that lit up so sensors are definitely working.

Still have not one ounce of spark to fire this puppy up.

All plugs to ecu checked again, pulled apart and then pushed til the click.

Apart from the 2 sensors, what else makes these cars spark? I'm thinking maybe my coil has died but I'm led to believe that is near on impossible.

I'll take any suggestions

Oh and if someone lives around Guildford or Ellenbrook can I borrow a coil to test for 1/2 hour.

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Well all sorted and now running!

Lesson for beginners. Mark injectors 2/4 and cam sensor as all plugs are the same. Had cam sensor plug on injector.
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