This is my final analysis - am I right? (Long please read)

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DJ SHO

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projectSHO89:
Now that you have verifid that your fuel system is working properly..

Check your timing.

Unplug the SPOUT plug near the cam sensor.

Connect the timing light to #1 or #5 (I use #5 since it's easier. Start engine and verify that base timing is 10 D BTDC.

If your timing jumped, it would also explain your symptoms.

Steve
Thanks, but I guess sometimes people don't really read the topics before posting an answer :rolleyes: . IF you read anything that's going on here, THE CAR WON'T START. I can't check the timing with a light. And besides, I've already verified that the timing is fine.
 

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1. I did read your posts and took them into consideration.

2. Yes, you can check timing while cranking, even if the engine won't run.

3. Posts I make before 8:00 AM are often without the influence of enough coffee. Take them for what you paid for them.
 

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projectSHO89:
1. I did read your posts and took them into consideration.

2. Yes, you can check timing while cranking, even if the engine won't run.

3. Posts I make before 8:00 AM are often without the influence of enough coffee. Take them for what you paid for them.
Sorry man. You said while the engine was "running". That's ok. I know how things can be in the morning. :)
 

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