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Everything posted by Twitch de la Brat
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Stupid suggestion, but have you tried cleaning the battery terminals?
Being out in the weather they can corrode easy and make it lose contact.
Twitch
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Glad you got a new disty, too bad something else was the problem.
I didn't have any spare distys, only the ones on my cars.
Twitch
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I'm still working on something, I'm just so freaking broke.
I've been unemployed for the last 7 months, but I haven't forgotten.
I'm trying to get it ready by the time WCSS hits.
Its just really tough with little to no money.
Twitch
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Ok, weird question, but since none of us have seen you, and this was kinda making all of us wonder, are you a chick or a dude?
Because I don't think anybody's conversed with you, on the phone or in person, and we're just curious.
Twitch
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Cool man
That'll be fun.
So I'll be swinging by around 9-9:30am Sunday morning, will you be ready?
Twitch
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There are lines on the edges of the Cam pulleys that should sit vertical when then crank pulley is sitting vertical.
One should point downward the other upward.
If they're a tooth off, you should be able to tell.
Twitch
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Warning, the clutch fan bolts are usually really tough and will round off at the first whim.
They're a 10mm, I can just about guarantee you'll need a wrench.
The timing cover bolts are 10mm as well I believe.
You will have to take the crank bolt out to get the main timing cover off.
I recommend leaving the covers off, as it doesn't hurt anything and it makes it easier to
fix the timing stuff when it goes bad.
Twitch
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Well, I have little to no experience working with EA82 engine management.
But timing I have some experience with.
Pop your timing covers off (the black covers on the front of the engine) and rotate the
engine by hand (you'll need a 22mm or 7/8 wrench/socket) until the timing marks on the
cams and the crank sit vertically.
If one of the cam marks aren't vertical, your timing is off and you'll need to reset your timing belt.
Twitch
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Well, what have you done to your car?
Oil change, spark plugs, wires?
You might want to pop off your distributor and see if that has water in it, that can cause all sorts of issues.
Also, make sure you're getting spark from the coil.
Your car turns over, but won't start, right?
Twitch
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OK, yeah, shoehorning that bike into an EA81 wagon will be tough.
I don't think it'll fit, honestly.
Twitch