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Did I wash the rings or do dmg?

Old 10-01-2007, 08:59 PM
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Well awhile ago.. eh like a few hundred miles ago my 6AL died when I was starting the car and it sat for about a week.. when wired up the stock ignition and fired it up the car wreaked of gas (doh) probably drove it like 5-10 maybe 15 miles not thinking before I changed the oil/filter which wreaked of gas..

(put castrol 20-50 in with lucas stabilizer) now about 100-200 miles later the oil smells again like gas i noticed the engine is shaking at idle im sure i fouled out a plug or 2 plus I got 1-2 wires that are arcing... car still runs like a bat out of hell doesn't smoke idles fine all that mess.. I was just wondering if I trashed anything possibly.. motor only has 3,500 miles on it tops gonna be mad if i gotta tear it down again

I was planning on new plugs all the way around, OTV Msd wires putting my 6aL back on and changing the oil/filter also what weight oil should I be running im thinking 20-50 is a bit thick I Was thinking 10-40 or something?

on the note of everyone hopefully agreeing i didn't to much damage time to order the mach crank/alt UD pulley's so my car will actually charge because i got a bunk *** UD Crank pulley

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Old 10-01-2007, 09:48 PM
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pull the vacum line off the FPR, if it smells like gas change it
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Originally Posted by Z28_DAD
pull the vacum line off the FPR, if it smells like gas change it
refering to the fuel pressure reg?

its a stock 94 one im pretty sure.. why would the vacuum line from it going to the intake have anything todo with it?? sorry
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start with the obvious first...plugs and wires. Then go from there, impossible to really tell with arching wires and fouled plugs but chances are you didnt hurt anything
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Originally Posted by Gun5
refering to the fuel pressure reg?

its a stock 94 one im pretty sure.. why would the vacuum line from it going to the intake have anything todo with it?? sorry
the FPR has a diaphram in it, if you get a pinhole in the diaphram or anything, fuel will get past it into that vaccum line.
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Originally Posted by ThoR294
the FPR has a diaphram in it, if you get a pinhole in the diaphram or anything, fuel will get past it into that vaccum line.
point made, will check.. im sure if the diaphram is fine there shouldnt be any fuel smell because if i smell even a tad im replacing the sucker (probably smart if its 94 stock anyways but hey)
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yeah. that vacuum line going to the FPR should be dry as a bone


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