- Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:42 pm
#286585
I have d15b7 in my 92si hatch. Po6 Ecu. Bought it needing to be smogged. Failed due to timing and being a bit over emissions standards and the timing being off is automatic fail. Timing was at 3 instead of 16degrees. A freind of mine, full time mech, has worked on hondas but does more euro work, did some work for me kinda teaching me.along the way.
Work done was new timing belt, new tstat, new water pump, new crank/cam seals, new valve cover gasket set installed, and valve adjustment. We went on multiple forums and made sure the proper steps were taken in order to time my engine properly.
I may be recalling it incorrectly but I am sure the steps were followed. Okay, ... Crank n cam are lined up to were they're supposed to be... Battery Neg is pulled... Dizzy is set to the middle of its range,...Neg is connected then service plug is jumped. We start the engine and check the timing... Red mark... It's quite a bit off... the only thing that moves it closer to where its supposed to be is by moving dizzy maxed out towards the firewall, and seconds after moving the dizzy I check the mark... It's literally jumping... One flash its a half inch to the left next flash its 3 centimeters from where its supposed to be then with each consecutive flash it creeps a away and when it finally stops its 5 degrees... This goes on for hours... Tried moving the belt over a tooth this way, that way and tried three different ways at least of string the timing belt up.to line up with the proper marks according to a legit Honda manual from his work...
He's been woking on cars for decades... And has no clue wtf is going on... Maybe one of the Honda specialists here has had a run in with this kind of problem ? I have a ton of hot virgins be slaves to any one that can help me out... And you that you had to blow yourself up. Hahaha.... Thanks.
Work done was new timing belt, new tstat, new water pump, new crank/cam seals, new valve cover gasket set installed, and valve adjustment. We went on multiple forums and made sure the proper steps were taken in order to time my engine properly.
I may be recalling it incorrectly but I am sure the steps were followed. Okay, ... Crank n cam are lined up to were they're supposed to be... Battery Neg is pulled... Dizzy is set to the middle of its range,...Neg is connected then service plug is jumped. We start the engine and check the timing... Red mark... It's quite a bit off... the only thing that moves it closer to where its supposed to be is by moving dizzy maxed out towards the firewall, and seconds after moving the dizzy I check the mark... It's literally jumping... One flash its a half inch to the left next flash its 3 centimeters from where its supposed to be then with each consecutive flash it creeps a away and when it finally stops its 5 degrees... This goes on for hours... Tried moving the belt over a tooth this way, that way and tried three different ways at least of string the timing belt up.to line up with the proper marks according to a legit Honda manual from his work...
He's been woking on cars for decades... And has no clue wtf is going on... Maybe one of the Honda specialists here has had a run in with this kind of problem ? I have a ton of hot virgins be slaves to any one that can help me out... And you that you had to blow yourself up. Hahaha.... Thanks.
