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Old 11-01-2005, 02:11 PM
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I did the adjustment yesterday and i might of tighten it to much the first time and when I started it up thinking the 12mm Loosen nuts where supposed to be tight. Then it did not want to start and all I was hearing was the Dizzy making a little noise but thats it, I gave it like 4 Cranks and all I was hearing was noise around the Dizzy. So I researched again and I felt so Stupid cause they where supposed to be loose so I did a .003 Intake and .006 Exhaust on my 93 B18A. Everything was all set and then the car did'nt want to start all I hear was a pup pup pup from the Exhaust and almost turning on, so I checked the spark plugs and they were kinda wet and a GAS smell everywhere. I bought new Spark plugs and nothing same ****. Then I checked the Dizzy and took it out for inspection and nothing was wrong that i saw, so I plug the Dizzy back and guess what it Started Up But It Was MISFIRING Should I Replace the Dizzy or What. Also is not the Injecters and no Vacuum Leak and the good thing is that theres no TICKING. Please Someone Help.
Old 11-01-2005, 02:19 PM
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didi you remove the spark plug wires? if you did maybe you put it back in the wrong firing order
Old 11-01-2005, 02:28 PM
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I think I have them in order but still Misfiring I am going to buy a Cap and Wires then I'll see if the Dizzy is toasted and I need a new one. Anyone else have Ideas in whats wrong.
Old 11-01-2005, 02:42 PM
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You did .003 Intake and .006 Exhaust The recommended clearances are Intake: .003-.005 Exhaust: .006-.008 I think for a b18. So you may be on the tight side if you were going to .003 and it snugged up a little when you tightened the nut. Go for .004 and .007 and see what it does.
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I did .003 intake and .006 Exhaust and it had no ticking noise but i am still Misfiring.
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Anyone else that can help me.
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take the cap off and check that the rotor is still in place. also check your firing order.
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what doubljz means is since you set it to .003 and then tightened it, it might be something like .0029 which would be too tight.
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