Did I wash the rings or do dmg?
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Did I wash the rings or do dmg?
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
(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
Last edited by Gun5; 10-01-2007 at 09:05 PM.
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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
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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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.