need help wit 92 gsr hatch
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need help wit 92 gsr hatch
im new to this soo sorrie if someone ad already cover this topic..!
ok so i just got done with my turbo setup and i just got my ported n polished head with supertech internals and i put everthing back in and now my car wont start up any more.. it'll turn over but wont start... can someone please help me out..! and asap..!
ok so i just got done with my turbo setup and i just got my ported n polished head with supertech internals and i put everthing back in and now my car wont start up any more.. it'll turn over but wont start... can someone please help me out..! and asap..!
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Did you double check all the wiring and grounds but more importantly did you properly line up the timing marks? And what is it doing? Like does it sound like it wants to start but doesnt or just spinning fast with no signs of ignition
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Re: need help wit 92 gsr hatch
I assume that means you didnt check the timing? Pull the valve cover, upper timing cover, and dizzy cap and check everything out. Like he stated a good place to start is when the number 1 cyl is on TDC on the compression stroke the dizzy's rotor should be pointing to the number 1 spark plug. Also make sure the cams are lined up with each other and with the crank as well.
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You can break down common non-starting issues into a few categories.
No Spark:
You can pull one of the plugs out, leave it attached to the plug wire, Pull the fuel pump fuse, then crank the engine and see if your getting a spark. If your not getting a spark its either the ICM fuse, your wiring, your ECU, or a dead ignition coil
No Fire:
Check that you have fuel pressure. If not check that the pump is getting voltage. If it's getting voltage, but you cant hear the pump then check the connections first, if those are good then replace the pump. If you hear the pump but no pressure try replacing the fuel filter. I'm assuming with your turbo setup you got a new fuel pump.
No Spark:
You can pull one of the plugs out, leave it attached to the plug wire, Pull the fuel pump fuse, then crank the engine and see if your getting a spark. If your not getting a spark its either the ICM fuse, your wiring, your ECU, or a dead ignition coil
No Fire:
Check that you have fuel pressure. If not check that the pump is getting voltage. If it's getting voltage, but you cant hear the pump then check the connections first, if those are good then replace the pump. If you hear the pump but no pressure try replacing the fuel filter. I'm assuming with your turbo setup you got a new fuel pump.
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yea i check timin, wire, ground.. the timing my bro n i both checked it and its right on.. and it doesnt wanna start.. just spins wit no sign of ignitions.. so its sounds like it just spinss all the time.. after that we pulled the spark plug with the wire and check for spark and all the spark plugs has spark..
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my bro check the intake where its suppose to suck air into the intake mani and very little air went in.. as if it was haveing troble sucking in air..
then we cover the whole hole of the intake while i crank the car.. and he said that there was very very little air was only sucking in.. which means it wasnt sucking in air the way its suppose to be sucking..
then we cover the whole hole of the intake while i crank the car.. and he said that there was very very little air was only sucking in.. which means it wasnt sucking in air the way its suppose to be sucking..
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You can break down common non-starting issues into a few categories.
No Spark:
You can pull one of the plugs out, leave it attached to the plug wire, Pull the fuel pump fuse, then crank the engine and see if your getting a spark. If your not getting a spark its either the ICM fuse, your wiring, your ECU, or a dead ignition coil
No Fire:
Check that you have fuel pressure. If not check that the pump is getting voltage. If it's getting voltage, but you cant hear the pump then check the connections first, if those are good then replace the pump. If you hear the pump but no pressure try replacing the fuel filter. I'm assuming with your turbo setup you got a new fuel pump.
No Spark:
You can pull one of the plugs out, leave it attached to the plug wire, Pull the fuel pump fuse, then crank the engine and see if your getting a spark. If your not getting a spark its either the ICM fuse, your wiring, your ECU, or a dead ignition coil
No Fire:
Check that you have fuel pressure. If not check that the pump is getting voltage. If it's getting voltage, but you cant hear the pump then check the connections first, if those are good then replace the pump. If you hear the pump but no pressure try replacing the fuel filter. I'm assuming with your turbo setup you got a new fuel pump.
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Is fuel making it into the cylinders? Not sure how you would check that one. Smell for gas with the plugs out? What injectors are you using? Are they working properly?
My other guess would be timing. But even then, it would mis-fire and run like complete ****, but it you would have some form of ignition.
Does the motor have any compression?
My other guess would be timing. But even then, it would mis-fire and run like complete ****, but it you would have some form of ignition.
Does the motor have any compression?
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Is the valve lash set? Maybe when they put the motor together, they didn't set the lash, so now when the lobes turn around and push on the rockers, they aren't opening the valves?
You are supposed to set your valve lash after bolting the head on anyway, since the head can flex and stuff when it's tightened down.
You are supposed to set your valve lash after bolting the head on anyway, since the head can flex and stuff when it's tightened down.
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Is fuel making it into the cylinders? Not sure how you would check that one. Smell for gas with the plugs out? What injectors are you using? Are they working properly?
My other guess would be timing. But even then, it would mis-fire and run like complete ****, but it you would have some form of ignition.
Does the motor have any compression?
My other guess would be timing. But even then, it would mis-fire and run like complete ****, but it you would have some form of ignition.
Does the motor have any compression?
yea we thought it was the timing too but like wat u said it would of mis-fire or sumthing..
the comperssion i didnt get a chance to start it cuz i dont own one or get a chance to run out n get one.. but if it was the compeprssion can that cuz the car to do that..? i mean it was running fine before i took off the head to port n polished..!
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i did forgot to one thing tho.. when i took out my first head it was a 96 (obd2) and i swich the head to one of my buddies that had a 94 (obd1) head.. so that case would i have to change the mani or sumthin else for it to run back to a obd1 or..?
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Is the valve lash set? Maybe when they put the motor together, they didn't set the lash, so now when the lobes turn around and push on the rockers, they aren't opening the valves?
You are supposed to set your valve lash after bolting the head on anyway, since the head can flex and stuff when it's tightened down.
You are supposed to set your valve lash after bolting the head on anyway, since the head can flex and stuff when it's tightened down.
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You can check for compression on a cold engine. Yes the numbers will be off from what it would be hot, but you should still have some compression. If you have compression you can assume your valves are opening, and since you have the motor in it will be easier. The compression should be semi-consistent on all cylinders even when the block is cold. The numbers will be low though.
It is very odd that you have spark and fuel in the chambers and no ignition. If you had both in the chambers it would ignite, the car may run like crap but you would get some form of life from the motor.
So if you have spark then there is a problem with your fuel delivery. Are your intake valves opening? If you didn't check your valve lash and don't know if it was done, do it.
If the valve lash is right then are the intake ports free of obstruction? This may sound stupid, but shops will plug the ports with cloth or plastic to keep out foreign particles. Is your head actually breathing or is there something in the way? It's a bitch to do but when all else fails pull the manifold off. Unless you know for sure the ports are free of obstruction. If there was something in there it be fun trying to get it out of the cylinders... I hope this isn't the case
It sounds like you had multiple people help you with this build... Who knows who did what...
It is very odd that you have spark and fuel in the chambers and no ignition. If you had both in the chambers it would ignite, the car may run like crap but you would get some form of life from the motor.
So if you have spark then there is a problem with your fuel delivery. Are your intake valves opening? If you didn't check your valve lash and don't know if it was done, do it.
If the valve lash is right then are the intake ports free of obstruction? This may sound stupid, but shops will plug the ports with cloth or plastic to keep out foreign particles. Is your head actually breathing or is there something in the way? It's a bitch to do but when all else fails pull the manifold off. Unless you know for sure the ports are free of obstruction. If there was something in there it be fun trying to get it out of the cylinders... I hope this isn't the case
It sounds like you had multiple people help you with this build... Who knows who did what...
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You can check for compression on a cold engine. Yes the numbers will be off from what it would be hot, but you should still have some compression. If you have compression you can assume your valves are opening, and since you have the motor in it will be easier. The compression should be semi-consistent on all cylinders even when the block is cold. The numbers will be low though.
It is very odd that you have spark and fuel in the chambers and no ignition. If you had both in the chambers it would ignite, the car may run like crap but you would get some form of life from the motor.
So there is a problem with your fuel delivery. Are your intake valves opening?
If you didn't check your valve lash and don't know if it was done, do it.
If the valve lash is right then are the intake ports free of obstruction? This may sound stupid, but shops will plug the ports with cloth or plastic to keep out foreign particles. Is your head actually breathing or is there something in the way? It's a bitch to do but when all else fails pull the manifold off. Unless you know for sure the ports are free of obstruction. If there was something in there it be fun trying to get it out of the cylinders... I hope this isn't the case
It sounds like you had multiple people help you with this build... Who knows who did what...
It is very odd that you have spark and fuel in the chambers and no ignition. If you had both in the chambers it would ignite, the car may run like crap but you would get some form of life from the motor.
So there is a problem with your fuel delivery. Are your intake valves opening?
If you didn't check your valve lash and don't know if it was done, do it.
If the valve lash is right then are the intake ports free of obstruction? This may sound stupid, but shops will plug the ports with cloth or plastic to keep out foreign particles. Is your head actually breathing or is there something in the way? It's a bitch to do but when all else fails pull the manifold off. Unless you know for sure the ports are free of obstruction. If there was something in there it be fun trying to get it out of the cylinders... I hope this isn't the case
It sounds like you had multiple people help you with this build... Who knows who did what...
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No you'll be fine on that part unless you used a different dizzy lol.
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You can check for compression on a cold engine. Yes the numbers will be off from what it would be hot, but you should still have some compression. If you have compression you can assume your valves are opening, and since you have the motor in it will be easier. The compression should be semi-consistent on all cylinders even when the block is cold. The numbers will be low though.
It is very odd that you have spark and fuel in the chambers and no ignition. If you had both in the chambers it would ignite, the car may run like crap but you would get some form of life from the motor.
So if you have spark then there is a problem with your fuel delivery. Are your intake valves opening? If you didn't check your valve lash and don't know if it was done, do it.
If the valve lash is right then are the intake ports free of obstruction? This may sound stupid, but shops will plug the ports with cloth or plastic to keep out foreign particles. Is your head actually breathing or is there something in the way? It's a bitch to do but when all else fails pull the manifold off. Unless you know for sure the ports are free of obstruction. If there was something in there it be fun trying to get it out of the cylinders... I hope this isn't the case
It sounds like you had multiple people help you with this build... Who knows who did what...
It is very odd that you have spark and fuel in the chambers and no ignition. If you had both in the chambers it would ignite, the car may run like crap but you would get some form of life from the motor.
So if you have spark then there is a problem with your fuel delivery. Are your intake valves opening? If you didn't check your valve lash and don't know if it was done, do it.
If the valve lash is right then are the intake ports free of obstruction? This may sound stupid, but shops will plug the ports with cloth or plastic to keep out foreign particles. Is your head actually breathing or is there something in the way? It's a bitch to do but when all else fails pull the manifold off. Unless you know for sure the ports are free of obstruction. If there was something in there it be fun trying to get it out of the cylinders... I hope this isn't the case
It sounds like you had multiple people help you with this build... Who knows who did what...
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the timing is dead on.. is there any other possiable way for it to wont fire up..? at lease it'll mis-fire so i know that its just sumthing simple.. but nothin.. all it does is just keeps spinnin
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